Ft Worth Police shooting

[Rreemo]

Good riddance! There’s another worthless thug that my tax dollars will not have to house and feed from now on. Oh…and yeah, hopefully that was the best learning experience of his kids’ lives. Too bad they had to be present for that, but I’m betting with a Dad like that they’ve already been witness to quite a bit of bad shit anyway….maybe this one will keep them out of the prison gene pool for another 10 years or so anyway.

[03trubluGT]

If I had to choose between possibly getting ran over and dragged by a car or scaring some kid for life because I blew his dads head off for trying to run me over. I'll take the head shot for $500 Alex.

The officer isn't proud of what he did. He was screaming at the guy to let him go, but the dude headed towards the entrance ramp to 820.

I have to say I'd probably do the same thing. After getting flung over the hood of an '86 F150, I have much respect for moving hulks of metal. I have a constant reminder every time I run on the treadmill. My knee hurts for two days and I have the permanent scar from my ACL reconstruction.

[lowthreeohz]

The news from the grapevine says that all 12 rounds were impact above the neck.

Good for him. Honestly I have no sympathy for the guy. If the story holds up, he got what was coming to him. It was only a matter of time.

When you see the officer in question next, buy him a beer for me.

[GrayStangGT]

If I had to choose between possibly getting ran over and dragged by a car or scaring some kid for life because I blew his dads head off for trying to run me over. I'll take the head shot for $500 Alex.

[Wicked98Snake]

After the first ten to the neck and up there probably wasn't much left to hit, I call BS!!!

[mstng86]

The news from the grapevine says that all 12 rounds were impact above the neck.

Dayum, thats some good shooten tex.

[03trubluGT]

New article posted on yahoo news says officer was indeed trapped on the running boards for a short distance before firing 12 rounds into the perp.

sucks to be a thug!

and fwiw, i've only ever been pulled out of the car to be detained. for a normal traffic stop it's never happened.

The news from the grapevine says that all 12 rounds were impact above the neck.

[SS Junk]

It was Henry's fault. Just because, and because he is mexican.

Interesting. I didn't know he was, but a lot of things make sense now...

[Machx2]

I have one question, but before I get to that - props to the officer for doing what needed to be done.

A lot of it's assumption, but if he's right handed - he's most likely reaching into the car WITH his right hand, which would undoubtedly be the one trapped.. and assuming his gun would be on his RH side how did he get the gun out if he's bieng drug by his right arm? Was the weapon already unholstered?

Most likely he reached with his left hand if he is right handed. As an officer you are trained to always keep your dominate hand free at all times. Also if his dominate hand was the one in the window, officers are trained also to be able to unholster and fire with their other hand.

[lowthreeohz]

ah, dammit.. I should have read the article. That makes more sense if he'd reach in with his left hand.

I think they train them to start being ambidextrous and thinking about which hand they use to do stuff, because like Lone Sailor said they have to think about their motion and actions opening up opportunities for their gun to be taken and used against them, etc.

[turbostang]

perp said "i'm not going to jail" and locked the doors and began to roll the windows up. officer is said to have reached in to unlock the door, when his arm got trapped.

ah, dammit.. I should have read the article. That makes more sense if he'd reach in with his left hand.

[lowthreeohz]

I have no idea, that's why I'm asking - but, if he'd reach into the car, I'm assuming he'd do so to take the keys, turn it off or put it in park, which he won't most likely couldn't do with his left hand.

perp said "i'm not going to jail" and locked the doors and began to roll the windows up. officer is said to have reached in to unlock the door, when his arm got trapped.

[turbostang]

If he was right handed I would imagine he would reach into the car with his left hand. Why would he leave his gun side wide open by reaching in with his right hand and giving the perp a free unobstructed shot at grabbing his firearm?

I have no idea, that's why I'm asking - but, if he'd reach into the car, I'm assuming he'd do so to take the keys, turn it off or put it in park, which he won't most likely couldn't do with his left hand.

[Lone Sailor]

I have one question, but before I get to that - props to the officer for doing what needed to be done.

A lot of it's assumption, but if he's right handed - he's most likely reaching into the car WITH his right hand, which would undoubtedly be the one trapped.. and assuming his gun would be on his RH side how did he get the gun out if he's bieng drug by his right arm? Was the weapon already unholstered?

If he was right handed I would imagine he would reach into the car with his left hand. Why would he leave his gun side wide open by reaching in with his right hand and giving the perp a free unobstructed shot at grabbing his firearm?

[lowthreeohz]

ah, that makes sense, I didn't read the article.

Entirely speculation and heresay from news reports, that's just my guess of how it went down.