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LMPD Releases Video of Officer Involved Shooting

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The leader of the Coalition for the Homeless was on Cunningham's show on WLW TODAY STILL saying that the officer was wrong and should be charged...pitiful.

 

Another disturbing bit of news on the Cincy shooting...the Hamilton Co. prosecutor Joe Deters was on Cunningham's show later and Cunningham asked him what would have happened if there was no tape. He said there were three witnesses (besides the police officers). Two of them said that the man charged the officers with a knife and the officers had no choice...basically the truth. However, a third "witness" said the man had his hands up and was saying "don't shoot". In other words, blatantly lying. They showed this supposed witness the tape and he/she (not sure which) recanted the made up story. How scary is that for police officers now?? You know many in the inner city will blatantly lie to get you if possible...

The leader of the Coalition for the Homeless was on Cunningham's show on WLW TODAY STILL saying that the officer was wrong and should be charged...pitiful. Another disturbing bit of news on the Cincy shooting...the Hamilton Co. prosecutor Joe Deters was on Cunningham's show later and Cunningham asked him what would have happened if there was no tape. He said there were three witnesses (besides the police officers). Two of them said that the man charged the officers with a knife and the officers had no choice...basically the truth. However' date=' a third "witness" said the man had his hands up and was saying "don't shoot". In other words, blatantly lying. They showed this supposed witness the tape and he/she (not sure which) recanted the made up story. How scary is that for police officers now?? You know many in the inner city will blatantly lie to get you if possible...[/quote']

 

 

Heard him. Ridiculous. He said the officer should have taken the slashes without shooting.

The leader of the Coalition for the Homeless was on Cunningham's show on WLW TODAY STILL saying that the officer was wrong and should be charged...pitiful.

 

Another disturbing bit of news on the Cincy shooting...the Hamilton Co. prosecutor Joe Deters was on Cunningham's show later and Cunningham asked him what would have happened if there was no tape. He said there were three witnesses (besides the police officers). Two of them said that the man charged the officers with a knife and the officers had no choice...basically the truth. However, a third "witness" said the man had his hands up and was saying "don't shoot". In other words, blatantly lying. They showed this supposed witness the tape and he/she (not sure which) recanted the made up story. How scary is that for police officers now?? You know many in the inner city will blatantly lie to get you if possible...

 

That person should be charged if at all possible.

The fact that any group is calling for the officer to be arrested in Cincinnati is ridiculous and destroys any credibility those groups might have had.

The fact that any group is calling for the officer to be arrested in Cincinnati is ridiculous and destroys any credibility those groups might have had.

 

It absolutely hurts their credibility when their is legit concern. This isn't one of those cases. No questions at all on this one. To say that the officer "should get a fair trial" is ridiculous. No trial at all.

It's every OIS anymore. Rage, riot, call for the officers job, freedom, etc. before the facts are known.

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