Fixed for accuracy and totally agreesShe should be sued and than killed
Fixed for accuracy and totally agreesShe should be sued and than killed
Exactly they would’ve shot him in the back and said it look like he was going for a gun in his house or somethinghe can't
if he goes inside they coming in and shooting everybody
the female cop had no business being there and getting closer and making shit worse
they had no business being there talking about a call about reckless driving
dude is in his house at this point go do something else.
Yep let off 3 shots at a black couple that bitch deserve to die..wish she would’ve tripped and ole boy got a clear shot at her headFixed
he can't
if he goes inside they coming in and shooting everybody
the female cop had no business being there and getting closer and making shit worse
they had no business being there talking about a call about reckless driving
dude is in his house at this point go do something else.
Look at this bullshit here:
Two injured following police-involved shooting in Corinth Tuesday
ZAIRA PEREZ STAFF WRITER ZAIRA.PEREZ@DENTONRC.COM FEBRUARY 04, 2021
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An armed man is in the hospital and two Corinth Police Department officers were placed on administrative duty following a shooting late Tuesday. The Texas Rangers are investigating the department's use of force following the shooting Tuesday in which police returned fire on an armed man.
Jeff Woo
Two civilians were injured and two Corinth Police Department officers were placed on administrative duty following a shooting late Tuesday, a department spokesperson said.
Corinth police spokesperson Capt. Jimmie Gregg said the Texas Rangers are investigating the department's use of force following a shooting Tuesday. Police returned fire on an armed man in the 2600 block of Nash Drive.
According to a news release, Corinth police were dispatched to a call about a reckless driver following a 911 call at 8:20 p.m. on the Interstate 35E service road near Swisher Road. The vehicle was described as a Ford F-150 pickup truck, which police located in the 2600 block of Nash Drive about two miles away from the service road.
The release says police approached a man at a home in the neighborhood who was “immediately confrontational.” Gregg confirmed he was the “uncooperative, armed” individual from the 911 call about a motorist potentially driving while intoxicated.
Police attempted to calm the man and de-escalate the situation when they noticed a holster on the man’s waist, according to the release. The armed man didn’t comply and police used “a less-lethal device” to stop him, which was unsuccessful.
Gregg said he couldn’t say what device was used because the Texas Rangers are conducting their own investigation into the officers’ use of force. The Texas Rangers are routinely called to investigate the use of force incidents from law enforcement agencies.
When asked the same question, a Texas Rangers spokesperson said no additional information will be released pending the investigation.
The man fired a handgun at officers, who then returned fire, the release says. The man was shot and taken into custody.
According to the release, police provided the man with medical attention until paramedics arrived. He and a woman at the residence who was also injured were taken to Medical City Denton and were in stable condition as of Wednesday. None of the responding officers were injured.
Gregg referred questions about how many times the man was shot, the woman’s involvement, injuries and how she obtained the injuries to the Texas Rangers, who declined to answer and cited the ongoing investigation.
Gregg said upon the man’s release, he will be arrested and charged with three counts of aggravated assault on a public servant.
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An armed man is in the hospital and two Corinth Police Department officers were placed on administrative duty following a shooting late Tuesday. The Texas Rangers are investigating the department's use of force following the shooting Tuesday in which police returned fire on an armed man.
Jeff Woo
Two civilians were injured and two Corinth Police Department officers were placed on administrative duty following a shooting late Tuesday, a department spokesperson said.
Corinth police spokesperson Capt. Jimmie Gregg said the Texas Rangers are investigating the department's use of force following a shooting Tuesday. Police returned fire on an armed man in the 2600 block of Nash Drive.
According to a news release, Corinth police were dispatched to a call about a reckless driver following a 911 call at 8:20 p.m. on the Interstate 35E service road near Swisher Road. The vehicle was described as a Ford F-150 pickup truck, which police located in the 2600 block of Nash Drive about two miles away from the service road.
The release says police approached a man at a home in the neighborhood who was “immediately confrontational.” Gregg confirmed he was the “uncooperative, armed” individual from the 911 call about a motorist potentially driving while intoxicated.
Police attempted to calm the man and de-escalate the situation when they noticed a holster on the man’s waist, according to the release. The armed man didn’t comply and police used “a less-lethal device” to stop him, which was unsuccessful.
Gregg said he couldn’t say what device was used because the Texas Rangers are conducting their own investigation into the officers’ use of force. The Texas Rangers are routinely called to investigate the use of force incidents from law enforcement agencies.
When asked the same question, a Texas Rangers spokesperson said no additional information will be released pending the investigation.
The man fired a handgun at officers, who then returned fire, the release says. The man was shot and taken into custody.
According to the release, police provided the man with medical attention until paramedics arrived. He and a woman at the residence who was also injured were taken to Medical City Denton and were in stable condition as of Wednesday. None of the responding officers were injured.
Gregg referred questions about how many times the man was shot, the woman’s involvement, injuries and how she obtained the injuries to the Texas Rangers, who declined to answer and cited the ongoing investigation.
Gregg said upon the man’s release, he will be arrested and charged with three counts of aggravated assault on a public servant.
ZAIRA PEREZ can be reached at 940-566-6882 and via Twitter at @zairalperez.
They shot at him first..3 times..literally almost hitting him and his wifePlay stupid games, win stupid prizes.
Ain't no way imma consider shooting my ONE pistol at 4-5 cops who I KNOW gonna shoot back 100%.
Nigga was thinking straight on this one. When you're outnumbered and outgunned, you do what the police say. Go live to see another day.
Now he's looking at life in prison for trying to prove a point.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
Ain't no way imma consider shooting my ONE pistol at 4-5 cops who I KNOW gonna shoot back 100%.
Nigga was thinking straight on this one. When you're outnumbered and outgunned, you do what the police say. Go live to see another day.
Now he's looking at life in prison for trying to prove a point.
this is an excellent ring commwercial
all kinds of lies told if he ain't have this evidence of their ridiculous actions
not gonna help tho sadly
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Exactly. Some of these cats want to be tough to their own detriment. Instead of yapping forever at these raggedy cops. Go back inside. Lock the fucking door. Tell them come back with a warrant. Live your life, fuck your wife etc....
Look at this bullshit here:
Two injured following police-involved shooting in Corinth Tuesday
ZAIRA PEREZ STAFF WRITER ZAIRA.PEREZ@DENTONRC.COM FEBRUARY 04, 2021
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An armed man is in the hospital and two Corinth Police Department officers were placed on administrative duty following a shooting late Tuesday. The Texas Rangers are investigating the department's use of force following the shooting Tuesday in which police returned fire on an armed man.
Jeff Woo
Two civilians were injured and two Corinth Police Department officers were placed on administrative duty following a shooting late Tuesday, a department spokesperson said.
Corinth police spokesperson Capt. Jimmie Gregg said the Texas Rangers are investigating the department's use of force following a shooting Tuesday. Police returned fire on an armed man in the 2600 block of Nash Drive.
According to a news release, Corinth police were dispatched to a call about a reckless driver following a 911 call at 8:20 p.m. on the Interstate 35E service road near Swisher Road. The vehicle was described as a Ford F-150 pickup truck, which police located in the 2600 block of Nash Drive about two miles away from the service road.
The release says police approached a man at a home in the neighborhood who was “immediately confrontational.” Gregg confirmed he was the “uncooperative, armed” individual from the 911 call about a motorist potentially driving while intoxicated.
Police attempted to calm the man and de-escalate the situation when they noticed a holster on the man’s waist, according to the release. The armed man didn’t comply and police used “a less-lethal device” to stop him, which was unsuccessful.
Gregg said he couldn’t say what device was used because the Texas Rangers are conducting their own investigation into the officers’ use of force. The Texas Rangers are routinely called to investigate the use of force incidents from law enforcement agencies.
When asked the same question, a Texas Rangers spokesperson said no additional information will be released pending the investigation.
The man fired a handgun at officers, who then returned fire, the release says. The man was shot and taken into custody.
According to the release, police provided the man with medical attention until paramedics arrived. He and a woman at the residence who was also injured were taken to Medical City Denton and were in stable condition as of Wednesday. None of the responding officers were injured.
Gregg referred questions about how many times the man was shot, the woman’s involvement, injuries and how she obtained the injuries to the Texas Rangers, who declined to answer and cited the ongoing investigation.
Gregg said upon the man’s release, he will be arrested and charged with three counts of aggravated assault on a public servant.
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An armed man is in the hospital and two Corinth Police Department officers were placed on administrative duty following a shooting late Tuesday. The Texas Rangers are investigating the department's use of force following the shooting Tuesday in which police returned fire on an armed man.
Jeff Woo
Two civilians were injured and two Corinth Police Department officers were placed on administrative duty following a shooting late Tuesday, a department spokesperson said.
Corinth police spokesperson Capt. Jimmie Gregg said the Texas Rangers are investigating the department's use of force following a shooting Tuesday. Police returned fire on an armed man in the 2600 block of Nash Drive.
According to a news release, Corinth police were dispatched to a call about a reckless driver following a 911 call at 8:20 p.m. on the Interstate 35E service road near Swisher Road. The vehicle was described as a Ford F-150 pickup truck, which police located in the 2600 block of Nash Drive about two miles away from the service road.
The release says police approached a man at a home in the neighborhood who was “immediately confrontational.” Gregg confirmed he was the “uncooperative, armed” individual from the 911 call about a motorist potentially driving while intoxicated.
Police attempted to calm the man and de-escalate the situation when they noticed a holster on the man’s waist, according to the release. The armed man didn’t comply and police used “a less-lethal device” to stop him, which was unsuccessful.
Gregg said he couldn’t say what device was used because the Texas Rangers are conducting their own investigation into the officers’ use of force. The Texas Rangers are routinely called to investigate the use of force incidents from law enforcement agencies.
When asked the same question, a Texas Rangers spokesperson said no additional information will be released pending the investigation.
The man fired a handgun at officers, who then returned fire, the release says. The man was shot and taken into custody.
According to the release, police provided the man with medical attention until paramedics arrived. He and a woman at the residence who was also injured were taken to Medical City Denton and were in stable condition as of Wednesday. None of the responding officers were injured.
Gregg referred questions about how many times the man was shot, the woman’s involvement, injuries and how she obtained the injuries to the Texas Rangers, who declined to answer and cited the ongoing investigation.
Gregg said upon the man’s release, he will be arrested and charged with three counts of aggravated assault on a public servant.
ZAIRA PEREZ can be reached at 940-566-6882 and via Twitter at @zairalperez.
They shot at him first..3 times..literally almost hitting him and his wife
If someone told you that the cops are coming to shoot you an your choices were to sit there and let them or shoot back to possibly live what are you gonna do?
If a cop was choking you and said I’m going to kill you are you gonna just allow him to choke the life out of you or fight back what are you going to do?
That white female cop literally try to take him out for no reason and almost took his wife life to.. was he suppose to be a good lil boy and accept death or say fuck that I want to live and go survival mode?.. that dude chose to live..applaud that man
Yes...after he stood there for about 10 minutes yelling and screaming.
Go back in my house? Not stand there screaming at them for 10 minutes while they are at the end of my driveway and my door is open behind me- my escape route is already there. My house.
When were the cops choking him? During the ranting and raving? During the time he had to calmly take his pull-over off? When his wife grabbed his arm and told him "come in the house"?
Survival mode would have started by...(watch this) going back in the house. You're already home. The cops are at the end of the driveway. Your wife told you go in the house. Won't be a fire fight because you'd be inside. Cops are asshole monsters - you ain't proving shit by standing there screaming and pumping your chest. Be mad, big mad...inside the house.
They had guns drawn and told him to get down on the floor..going back in his house wasn’t optional.. they shot at him for nothing so what makes you think they weren’t going to shoot at him if he turned around and headed to his houseYes...after he stood there for about 10 minutes yelling and screaming.
Go back in my house? Not stand there screaming at them for 10 minutes while they are at the end of my driveway and my door is open behind me- my escape route is already there. My house.
When were the cops choking him? During the ranting and raving? During the time he had to calmly take his pull-over off? When his wife grabbed his arm and told him "come in the house"?
Survival mode would have started by...(watch this) going back in the house. You're already home. The cops are at the end of the driveway. Your wife told you go in the house. Won't be a fire fight because you'd be inside. Cops are asshole monsters - you ain't proving shit by standing there screaming and pumping your chest. Be mad, big mad...inside the house.
Are you being serious? Dude repeatedly said what he was going to do.How the fuck did they just start shooting at a man that had no weapon in his hand and with an unarmed civilian right next to him..they literally shot at this dude 3 times b4 he even went for his pistol
Whats a better way to handle the situationI understand the frustration but with this approach it wasn't going to end well for that civilian.
Dude went for his gun after the 2nd shot was fired and the 3rd shot went off b4 he pulled the gun out.. you obviously can’t comprehend visuals and video..dude hands were to his side when they bust off 2 quick shots.. you obviously need glassesAre you being serious? Dude repeatedly said what he was going to do.
You would not only be a dumb cop but have no self awareness. Bruh he lifted up his shirt. What do you think he was doing? Looking for a pen?
Get shot and let white people win… better to die being submissive than dying fighting for your rightsWhats a better way to handle the situation
Did you see that the article stated he fired at the officers and THEN they returned fire...What a biased and prejudicial article. The first fucking line... An armed man..
Dude was in the wrong. You threatened anyone with gun play, unless they naive or dumb as fuck, most will be on high alert.Exactly. Some of these cats want to be tough to their own detriment. Instead of yapping forever at these raggedy cops. Go back inside. Lock the fucking door. Tell them come back with a warrant. Live your life, fuck your wife etc....
What’s worse is some nigs are watching the vid and actually thinking the cops were correct in what they did.. there’s actual vid and nigs are like but he was going for his gun..when clearly he went for his gun after shots were fired at him.. nigs eyes can’t even comprehend vidsDid you see that the article stated he fired at the officers and THEN they returned fire...
They will do and say anything, including bold face lie to vilify us...
You mean like all the incidents where white people have knives/guns out and don’t get shot at?Dude was in the wrong. You threatened anyone with gun play, unless they naive or dumb as fuck, most will be on high alert.
Once he repeatedly stated he wanted gun play, you have to believe him at that point. You walk aggressively towards anyone at that point, it may not end well.
You were 100% correct. Just go in the house and lock the door. If he was drunk in which it seemed then the cops were correct. I hate drunk drivers.
Well good thing we have the ring cam, I asked earlier who released that video because it show didn’t help the police case in my eyes and he definitely don’t after hearing this bs reportLook at this bullshit here:
Two injured following police-involved shooting in Corinth Tuesday
ZAIRA PEREZ STAFF WRITER ZAIRA.PEREZ@DENTONRC.COM FEBRUARY 04, 2021
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An armed man is in the hospital and two Corinth Police Department officers were placed on administrative duty following a shooting late Tuesday. The Texas Rangers are investigating the department's use of force following the shooting Tuesday in which police returned fire on an armed man.
Jeff Woo
Two civilians were injured and two Corinth Police Department officers were placed on administrative duty following a shooting late Tuesday, a department spokesperson said.
Corinth police spokesperson Capt. Jimmie Gregg said the Texas Rangers are investigating the department's use of force following a shooting Tuesday. Police returned fire on an armed man in the 2600 block of Nash Drive.
According to a news release, Corinth police were dispatched to a call about a reckless driver following a 911 call at 8:20 p.m. on the Interstate 35E service road near Swisher Road. The vehicle was described as a Ford F-150 pickup truck, which police located in the 2600 block of Nash Drive about two miles away from the service road.
The release says police approached a man at a home in the neighborhood who was “immediately confrontational.” Gregg confirmed he was the “uncooperative, armed” individual from the 911 call about a motorist potentially driving while intoxicated.
Police attempted to calm the man and de-escalate the situation when they noticed a holster on the man’s waist, according to the release. The armed man didn’t comply and police used “a less-lethal device” to stop him, which was unsuccessful.
Gregg said he couldn’t say what device was used because the Texas Rangers are conducting their own investigation into the officers’ use of force. The Texas Rangers are routinely called to investigate the use of force incidents from law enforcement agencies.
When asked the same question, a Texas Rangers spokesperson said no additional information will be released pending the investigation.
The man fired a handgun at officers, who then returned fire, the release says. The man was shot and taken into custody.
According to the release, police provided the man with medical attention until paramedics arrived. He and a woman at the residence who was also injured were taken to Medical City Denton and were in stable condition as of Wednesday. None of the responding officers were injured.
Gregg referred questions about how many times the man was shot, the woman’s involvement, injuries and how she obtained the injuries to the Texas Rangers, who declined to answer and cited the ongoing investigation.
Gregg said upon the man’s release, he will be arrested and charged with three counts of aggravated assault on a public servant.
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An armed man is in the hospital and two Corinth Police Department officers were placed on administrative duty following a shooting late Tuesday. The Texas Rangers are investigating the department's use of force following the shooting Tuesday in which police returned fire on an armed man.
Jeff Woo
Two civilians were injured and two Corinth Police Department officers were placed on administrative duty following a shooting late Tuesday, a department spokesperson said.
Corinth police spokesperson Capt. Jimmie Gregg said the Texas Rangers are investigating the department's use of force following a shooting Tuesday. Police returned fire on an armed man in the 2600 block of Nash Drive.
According to a news release, Corinth police were dispatched to a call about a reckless driver following a 911 call at 8:20 p.m. on the Interstate 35E service road near Swisher Road. The vehicle was described as a Ford F-150 pickup truck, which police located in the 2600 block of Nash Drive about two miles away from the service road.
The release says police approached a man at a home in the neighborhood who was “immediately confrontational.” Gregg confirmed he was the “uncooperative, armed” individual from the 911 call about a motorist potentially driving while intoxicated.
Police attempted to calm the man and de-escalate the situation when they noticed a holster on the man’s waist, according to the release. The armed man didn’t comply and police used “a less-lethal device” to stop him, which was unsuccessful.
Gregg said he couldn’t say what device was used because the Texas Rangers are conducting their own investigation into the officers’ use of force. The Texas Rangers are routinely called to investigate the use of force incidents from law enforcement agencies.
When asked the same question, a Texas Rangers spokesperson said no additional information will be released pending the investigation.
The man fired a handgun at officers, who then returned fire, the release says. The man was shot and taken into custody.
According to the release, police provided the man with medical attention until paramedics arrived. He and a woman at the residence who was also injured were taken to Medical City Denton and were in stable condition as of Wednesday. None of the responding officers were injured.
Gregg referred questions about how many times the man was shot, the woman’s involvement, injuries and how she obtained the injuries to the Texas Rangers, who declined to answer and cited the ongoing investigation.
Gregg said upon the man’s release, he will be arrested and charged with three counts of aggravated assault on a public servant.
ZAIRA PEREZ can be reached at 940-566-6882 and via Twitter at @zairalperez.
What’s worse is some nigs are watching the vid and actually thinking the cops
If you are already inside with your family and you are called out.. What are your options then?
You mean like all the incidents where white people have knives/guns out and don’t get shot at?
Yet a Blackman has no weapons in his hands and gets shot at 3 times…maybe his wife towel was the real threat that’s why she almost got hit
What makes you think he wasn’t going to get shot in his back.. you make it seem like it was a definite happy ending if he goes in his houseNobody is defending the cops, we just aren't defending this man either who could have preserved his life and his family by simply going into the house.
I don’t fucking with drunk drivers nor butNothing in the article says HE was drunk nor was there a toxicology report. I hate drunk drivers too but you're assuming way too much.