Don't fight cops, you don't get shot. Crazy concept.

I'm not sure what your referencing but when the story broke it was determined that the boy had a bullet in him from the cop and the only question was whether he bled to death from the bullet or died from hitting the pole. The story went silent soon after and I never heard either way.

 

Nothing in the article posted says anything about a bullet in the perp. Where are you getting your information from?

Nothing in the article posted says anything about a bullet in the perp. Where are you getting your information from?

 

All of the coverage on the news when the event happened. To my knowledge, it's never been disputed that the boy had a bullet in him.

 

The officer that shot him was a young inexperienced lad if my memory serves me correctly.

Always do what the man with the gun says!

Anyone else think it's funny that the first thing the parents had to say in the article was that their son wasn't trash? I kinda do.

At the end of the day, there are no winners. Somebody's son is dead. A well meaning officer will be doubted. Sorry, but no happy endings.

It's not uncommon for the family to sue everyone imaginable in cases like this. Doesn't mean they always win.

Not surprising - Eric Deters is the lawyer representing the family.

The deceased was shot in the back, bullet entered his lung, no exit wound (from another article I read).

 

As I have told my children, you never run from the police even if you are doing something wrong. Running will only make it worse. Case in point.

I pray that this family finds some peace and I pray for the officer involved. I'm sure it is never easy to take another's life even if you are justified in doing so.

Attorney: Cop shot my clients' son in the back | Northern Kentucky - WLWT Home

If a patrol car stops a vehicle for a DUI, and the driver takes off, what does an officer do?

Just curious.

If a patrol car stops a vehicle for a DUI, and the driver takes off, what does an officer do?

Just curious.

Driver takes off running or driving? Running the chase on foot, driving they chase in car.

^How about when the cop is on a bike?

 

When the idiot tried to kill the cop, he made a fatal mistake.

If a patrol car stops a vehicle for a DUI, and the driver takes off, what does an officer do?

Just curious.

 

Depends on the department. Different policies at all agencies. If it's just a DUI, I send another officer to the owners address and see if he/she shows up. If not, I take out a warrant for DUI and fleeing

Now if he tries to run me over, that's Wanton 1st and the pursuit is on as long as the need to apprehend out weighs the risk. Pursuits are contingent upon the crime committed, preservation of evidence, traffic, weather, etc. It's always changing. If it's a murder suspect who is unknown, well that's probably gonna go till KSP shows up and implements the PIT .

Now if he tries to run me over, that's Wanton 1st and the pursuit is on as long as the need to apprehend out weighs the risk. Pursuits are contingent upon the crime committed, preservation of evidence, traffic, weather, etc. It's always changing. If it's a murder suspect who is unknown, well that's probably gonna go till KSP shows up and implements the PIT .

 

They won't let you guys do the fun stuff?