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Bryan Pregon

DA: No charges against Aurora police officer who shot, killed homeowner who had just ki... - 25 views

www.thedenverchannel.com/...r-who-had-just-killed-intruder

shared by Bryan Pregon on 05 Dec 18 - No Cached
  • jacobdaharsh on 06 Dec 18
     
    I believe that there shouldn't be any charges against the officer for the simple fact that he told him to drop the gun multiple times loudly and clearly and was given a good amount of time to do so but then he showed his full body shining the flashlight at the officer probably triggering a fight or flight response in the officer making him pull the trigger
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  • mfritcher593 on 06 Dec 18
     
    I feel that the police should be charged for the murder of the Colorado man being shot and killed because this is exactly why people have police protests. The justice system is failing the system.
  • cmerksick on 06 Dec 18
     
    The fact that he had a hearing impairment was not something that the cops knew forthright and, not to give them the right for shooting an innocent man, they had reason to believe that he could have been the intruder. He was in a robe and looked to be disheveled and could very well have been a crazy man who broke into a random home. There is also the fact that it was dark and the police had no idea what to expect in the outcome of this incident. I do not believe that the cops are at fault in this incident.
  • raul-iiv on 06 Dec 18
     
    Should the cops be arrested, no why? because for one before the coped entered or saw the man they heard a shot being fire in the house which of course caused them to pull there weapons out. When they go to the door the man peaked out around a hallway which to a cop could look suspicious not only that but after multiple attempts to get him to drop the weapon he still didn't. Which was most likely because of he hard hearing but he made a terrible mistake by then coming out and pointing a flashlight at them with the gun in his hand even though the man wasn't pointing the gun at the police it was still alarming to them and there instinct kicked like hey I got a man with a gun in his hand pointing a flashlight at me like he could kill me and the reacted by shooting him dead. Although steps could have been taken before shooting a shot, there was also multiple cops at the scene and you can't predict what each cop would have done. none the less they shouldn't be arrested for the mistake of the man.
  • zane_zyla on 06 Dec 18
     
    i feel like he should not be charged because a man with a gun came out and he also had a flashlight and most guns have a flashlight attachment and so when the guy pointed the flashlight at them they thought he was aiming at them so they fired shots at him also in the 911 call they should have said something about having a gun or about the grandpa
  • gpetry355 on 06 Dec 18
     
    I agree with cmerksick It was a tragic mistake but I think they shouldn't be punished given the situation and knowledge the officers had.
  • rstuck988 on 06 Dec 18
     
    The fact that he had hearing loss was not told to the cops beforehand. The cop was In the right to shout him because he was holding a gun and would not put it down. The officer thought that his life might have been endangered. Although steps could have been taken before shooting a shot at the man, there was also multiple cops at the scene and you can't predict what each cop would have done. none the less they shouldn't be arrested for the mistake of the man. He had more then enof time to put down the gun or see who it was at the door.
  • jhaven on 06 Dec 18
     
    I feel like they didn't do anything wrong it sucks that he died but they had to make sure that their life wasn't in danger or the family's lives weren't in danger and he didn't put down the gun so they didn't know if that was the intruder or someone lived there
Bryan Pregon

Phoenix Cops Shot Homeowner Tony Arambula Instead of Intruder - ABC News - 9 views

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phoenix cops shot homeowner intruder

shared by Bryan Pregon on 13 Jan 12 - No Cached
  • Bryan Pregon on 13 Jan 12
     
    This is an old case, but brought up in a class discussion yesterday. From what I can find, this was settled out of court. Unbelievably, the cops were cleared of wrongdoing!
  • Lauren Rommel on 13 Jan 12
     
    This is a very scary and unfortunate situation that this family had to deal with..
theresa schwenk

Oklahoma Mother, 18, Kills Intruder Breaking Into Her Home While on Phone With 911 - Ya... - 9 views

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  • theresa schwenk on 05 Jan 12
     
    Wed, Jan 4, 2012 9:01 AM EST 911 operator told young mother she could not shoot until man entered her home. Multiple reports of a dozen orcas have whale watchers thrilled in Orange County. Higher gas prices will push the cost of coffee, breakfast items up across U.S.
  • Lauren Rommel on 10 Jan 12
     
    This is a very interesting situation. I feel bad for that new mother because she had just lost her husband, and then someone tried to break into her house 5 days later.. I think this is a justified shooting as well.
Caitlyn Maher

NJ teen sneeks to the top ofWorld Trade Center - 2 views

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shared by Caitlyn Maher on 21 Mar 14 - No Cached
  • Caitlyn Maher on 21 Mar 14
     
    A 16-year-old boy from New Jersey was arrested after allegedly trespassing at 1 World Trade Center, bypassing security and making his way to the 104th floor
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  • Andrew Myers on 21 Mar 14
     
    I wonder, with things like this happening, if we're really making things as secure as they should be.
  • Evan Dreessen on 24 Mar 14
     
    The only reason he was able to do this was because the building is not finished on the inside. More security will be added once the inside is finished. Cameras, Alarms, etc.
  • Lorenzo Beck on 25 Mar 14
     
    I'm pretty sure that elevator operator was fired over this. How do you let some kid convince you to take you up a building that is unfinished?
  • Abbey Tierney on 25 Mar 14
     
    i wonder how he convinced people to get up to the top, how did they not figure out that he wasn't supuse to be there
Emalie Bowman

Senate votes to overturn Obama-era hunting limits of Alaskan wildlife - 0 views

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shared by Emalie Bowman on 24 Apr 17 - No Cached
  • Emalie Bowman on 24 Apr 17
     
    A bill is headed to President Donald Trump's desk that would overturn Obama-era hunting restrictions protecting grizzly bears, wolves and other animals on national wildlife refuges in Alaska from hunting tactics such as aerial shooting, baiting and killing animals at their dens or with their cubs. I feel as though this should concern more people, as these are their homes that are being intruded upon. It's cowardly to kill something when it is vulnerable. And because these animals are already in danger of becoming endangered it's appalling how many members of our government voted for this bill.
  • caileyhartenhoff on 26 Apr 17
     
    Hunting restrictions are created for a reason. Hunting restrictions protect animals of native origin and keep them safe from the possibility of becoming endangered. The fact that so many people are disregarding of this truth is depressing. Alaska is known as the last frontier. It's known for its wildlife and its separation from society.
  • isaaclidgett on 09 May 17
     
    As long as the hunter is licensed and has bought a hunting permit then they should be allowed to fill their tag. People have been using those tactics for years to get meat so what does it matter?
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