Police Tase Man For Trying to Rescue His Baby From Fire – Baby Does Not Make It

[Rreemo]

Easy, your statement will be "saved for the purpose of documentation" by Trublew.

Stevo

Well hell, then I'll restate it for the record!

There is NO man on this earth who is entitled to make the decision whether or not I choose to give my life for my child's life...if one ever thinks otherwise in that situation, that man just chose to donate his own life as well.

It's real simple....I'd fucking kill anyone on the spot who thinks they are getting in the way of me saving my child, no matter what the situational chances are...badgers included.

[jluv]

Everything I read (when I searched outside of the original, biased source from the article) says that God had already reclaimed that baby long before the father got there.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/06/san-antonio-police-taser-father-infant-son-died-fire_n_3396886.html

An SAPD spokesman told the San Antonio Express-News that the infant's body had already been found by authorities, “and the scene was being processed when (the) male tried to forcibly enter the scene.”

http://www.woai.com/mostpopular/story/Baby-dies-in-house-fire-father-tased-trying-to/YW8U2kc060Kfhcgh5AOdYA.cspx

"Miller told News 4 San Antonio he and his wife Barbara tried to save the baby from a burning bedroom.

"I busted this door in, and couldn't get through to save my grandbaby, but if I would have got him, I would have gave my life for him", said grandmother Barbara Miller.

The family even tried getting into the bedroom through a window. Odell Miller says he had no idea the 8-month-old baby and his 3-year-old sister were in the bedroom alone."

And there you have it. A lot of you fell for that horribly written article and condemned the cops for saving this guy's life. Knuckleheads!

[davbrucas]

Damage control...

[davbrucas]

A friend of mine was on duty at the ER when the family was brought in...the above is not what was told by medics and firefighters to the ER staff.

[SEB]

Tragic circumstances! I really don't know how to reply or answer on my feelings

[MustangPoser]

Regardless, here are some facts:

1. Grandparents left house without baby (they couldnt go back in to rescue/couldnt reach room in first place)
2. Police already on seen when dad arrives (2 hour response on both sides?.. ideal situation 10 minute after grandparents exit?)

So, GP's couldnt reach baby. 15 minutes+ and Dad is going to reach baby?


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lol.. yeah right.

[Forever_frost]

A friend of mine was on duty at the ER when the family was brought in...the above is not what was told by medics and firefighters to the ER staff.

Do tell