Thought the victim was my sister for a second. She lives in Fort Worth
R.I.P. to her
Black woman, Atatiana Jefferson murdered by cac cop in her own home (FOUND GUILTY)
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Thought the victim was my sister for a second. She lives in Fort Worth
R.I.P. to her
loyola llothta
☭☭☭
Shot her through the Window
Field Marshall Bradley
Veteran
Just because they found a gun doesn’t mean she was holding a gun at the time she was shot
johnedwarduado
Banned
The cop will get a book deal and be acquitted. Texas is white supremacist utopia
The man who called is not to blame here, the problem lays with POLICE, let's make that very clear.
We are tax paying citizens who should at the very least rely on law enforcement to do their fukking job of protecting and serving the public on our beck and call and make sound judgement to ensure public safety. Now I'm more fearful of law enforcement presence more than ever because innocent black citizens who are residing in their homes are being killed for no gotdamn reason. It seems to be a that the guidelines of becomning a police officer are not strict enough to weed out incompetent people desiring to do the job.
We are tax paying citizens who should at the very least rely on law enforcement to do their fukking job of protecting and serving the public on our beck and call and make sound judgement to ensure public safety. Now I'm more fearful of law enforcement presence more than ever because innocent black citizens who are residing in their homes are being killed for no gotdamn reason. It seems to be a that the guidelines of becomning a police officer are not strict enough to weed out incompetent people desiring to do the job.
Dynamite James
The Main attraction
Laidbackman
All Star
I agree. Black people call the cops every day, and nobody gets killed every time. But that would still be my last resort.
Doesnt everyone in texas own a gun though?
Homeowners should have guns...
Dynamite James
The Main attraction
Who was Atatiana Jefferson? Woman killed by Fort Worth police officer in her home
Who was Atatiana Jefferson? Woman killed by Fort Worth police officer in her home
OCTOBER 12, 2019Atatiana Jefferson was fatally shot early Saturday inside a bedroom of her Fort Worth home by a police officer responding to a request for a welfare check at the house.
Officers responded to a what they called an open structure call around 2:25 a.m. at the house in the 1200 block of Allen Avenue, east of Interstate 35W.
The officer, who has not been publicly identified, was walking around the house and had walked into the backyard when he shot once through a window of the house, body-camera footage shows.
Just before firing his gun, the officer yelled, “Put your hands up. Show me your hands”
Jefferson died at the scene.
Relatives told WFAA Jefferson worked in human resources. They showed a photo of the woman and said she wasn't threatening.
Fort Worth police officials said the officer said he shot into the house after perceiving a threat
Attorney Lee Merritt tweeted Saturday afternoon that Jefferson was playing video games with her nephew inside the home when the officer walked through the backyard. He said Jefferson got up to investigate the noise.
Body-camera footage released by the Fort Worth Police Department shows the officer in the backyard of the house. He yelled, “Put your hands up. Show me your hands” before shooting once.
A neighbor said he had called the Fort Worth non-emergency number to request a welfare check after seeing his neighbor's front door open.
Rev. Kyev Tatum said Jefferson was living in the home to care for her 8-year-old nephew and her grandparent.
Who was Atatiana Jefferson? Woman killed by Fort Worth police officer in her home
OCTOBER 12, 2019Atatiana Jefferson was fatally shot early Saturday inside a bedroom of her Fort Worth home by a police officer responding to a request for a welfare check at the house.
Officers responded to a what they called an open structure call around 2:25 a.m. at the house in the 1200 block of Allen Avenue, east of Interstate 35W.
The officer, who has not been publicly identified, was walking around the house and had walked into the backyard when he shot once through a window of the house, body-camera footage shows.
Just before firing his gun, the officer yelled, “Put your hands up. Show me your hands”
Jefferson died at the scene.
Relatives told WFAA Jefferson worked in human resources. They showed a photo of the woman and said she wasn't threatening.
Fort Worth police officials said the officer said he shot into the house after perceiving a threat
Attorney Lee Merritt tweeted Saturday afternoon that Jefferson was playing video games with her nephew inside the home when the officer walked through the backyard. He said Jefferson got up to investigate the noise.
Body-camera footage released by the Fort Worth Police Department shows the officer in the backyard of the house. He yelled, “Put your hands up. Show me your hands” before shooting once.
A neighbor said he had called the Fort Worth non-emergency number to request a welfare check after seeing his neighbor's front door open.
Rev. Kyev Tatum said Jefferson was living in the home to care for her 8-year-old nephew and her grandparent.
all those who are saying the man is in the wrong for calling the non-emergency police line. how would you respond if your neighbor's door is wide open at 2 am when that's usually not the case?
do you just go to the front door and poke your head in and shout out for her? what if she gets startled and rightfully shoots your ass because she thinks you're an intruder? or what if there is a home invasion going on and the crook(s) just pop your ass? do you enter the residence with your weapon in case she's in trouble and you come face to face with her attackers? or do you just mind your own business and say oh well i hope everything is alright over there?
the way i see it the only at fault party is the cop that murdered her.
and that's why i have the phone numbers of my neighbors that i actually would feel bad if something happened to them. i'll call them and let them know their garage is open (it's rarely a front door). because if i don't know them like that i'm the type to say "oh well i hope everything is alright over there."
do you just go to the front door and poke your head in and shout out for her? what if she gets startled and rightfully shoots your ass because she thinks you're an intruder? or what if there is a home invasion going on and the crook(s) just pop your ass? do you enter the residence with your weapon in case she's in trouble and you come face to face with her attackers? or do you just mind your own business and say oh well i hope everything is alright over there?
the way i see it the only at fault party is the cop that murdered her.
and that's why i have the phone numbers of my neighbors that i actually would feel bad if something happened to them. i'll call them and let them know their garage is open (it's rarely a front door). because if i don't know them like that i'm the type to say "oh well i hope everything is alright over there."
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@Barnett114 we might need this thread stickied