Two Officers Killed In Hattiesburg, Ms. This Evening.
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LoadedRound
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Prayers for the Fallen Officers, the Hattiesburg Community and All Our Law Enforcement Officers.
Doug M.
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RIP.
It is time that this country remembered what it used to know:
#ViolentCriminals'LivesDon'tMatter.
It is time that this country remembered what it used to know:
#ViolentCriminals'LivesDon'tMatter.
What's the Answer?
Neither the threat of executions nor life sentences deterred these cop-killers. Are they that stupid?
Neither the threat of executions nor life sentences deterred these cop-killers. Are they that stupid?
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Charlie sir--prayers sent to you, the men murdered and their families.I cant say what I feel without getting banned. This is getting way out of hand......
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Apparantly they are.
mstem
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May these officers Rest in Peace. Prayers to their families, their Police Department & all you LEO's.
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S. Hammer
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R.I.P. brothers. I took a look at the Officer Down Memorial Page for Hattiesburg PD. They have lost six in the line of duty, all to gunfire. This is the second time two officers were shot and killed at the same time.
https://www.odmp.org/agency/1627-hattiesburg-police-department-mississippi
https://www.odmp.org/agency/1627-hattiesburg-police-department-mississippi
Prayers for the two lost brothers, their families, and friends. May the shooter burn in Hell.
For those of you still on the job, please be extra watchful. This is not a real safe time to be out there.
For those of you still on the job, please be extra watchful. This is not a real safe time to be out there.
m1gunner
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Prayers to the good folks in Hattiesburg, and special prayers to the Law Enforcement Community there.
Charlie, your family and fellow officers are in our prayers.
Prayers sent for the officers, their families, their colleagues, and the community.
DeathGrip
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I've been thinking about this all day.
It's a shame that people have the lack of respect for police.
Or human life.
My prayers for all.
And yes a special prayer for the killers. May they rot in hell.
It's a shame that people have the lack of respect for police.
Or human life.
My prayers for all.
And yes a special prayer for the killers. May they rot in hell.
LouisianaJoe
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The last murder of a police officer in Hattiesburg was over 30 years ago. That officer, Sgt. Jackie Sherrill, was my brother Charlie's wife.
This is a sample chapter in a book that told her story:
True Heroines - Sample Narratives
This is a sample chapter in a book that told her story:
True Heroines - Sample Narratives
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S&WIowegan
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My sympathy and condolence for the loss of two fine officers.
We need peaceful demonstrations all over this country with signs saying "Police Lives Matter Too"!
We need peaceful demonstrations all over this country with signs saying "Police Lives Matter Too"!
Doug M.
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They are as different from us as sharks are. They see an opportunity, and they take it. I don't know if there is newer research, but back in the early 90s, there was a report from the FBI on studies of those who assaulted/killed cops. They overwhelmingly said that they did not try to take on the ones who looked hard, who conveyed the impression that they were the apex predator (and never doubt for a minute, cops are supposed to be hunters, looking for bad people and doing what it takes to control them). They took on the ones who looked like "nice guys". This is also consistent with the studies of who criminals chose as prey. (Even DOJ/FBI can do the blind pig and acorn thing, probably about as often.)
At the department at which I worked at the time, we all knew and agreed who would be the one to get attacked or killed. He had good, even excellent skills with regard to suspicion and observation, but bad to non-existent skills with regard to control and safety. He thought (and regularly documented) that a couple of us were too hard, too aggressive, too safety driven, etc. Oddly enough, after I moved out here, I got a printout of the dispatch from an incident in which he proved what we thought. He was nearly beaten to death with a crowbar by a guy he caught burglarizing a business. His first part of that was well done, but he did not wait for backup, and did not hold the offender at gun point.
Fundamentally decent people, who of course generally know nothing of pathology/bad people, think that's what cops should be. The enablers of criminals, who think we kill and hurt too many (and the research data clearly contradicts this), think so too. The offenders laugh at them, and continue being bad actors. Because cops have been increasingly savaged in the press for inane, perfectly lawful uses of force for a few years (and I am not saying cops are perfect, either), agencies and officers have been far too hesitant to use force to impose control when needed. Heck yeah, it looks ugly. So? That's not the standard.
Sorry for the drift, but it seemed necessary for the moment.
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HOUSTON RICK
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I see that four arrests were made. Perhaps with due process, we can give the families what closure that we mortals can provide.
God Bless you Officer Tate and Officer Deen. May the good Lord above cradle both of you in His arms. I offer my prayers and sympathies to each and every one of your family members, friends, and co-workers. Rest easy my Brothers in Blue.
It's obvious....
At least to me it's obvious that there is a war being waged on our LEOs. Ambushing and baiting are rampant and the police have their hands tied because any shooting will probably lead to dire consequences.
At least to me it's obvious that there is a war being waged on our LEOs. Ambushing and baiting are rampant and the police have their hands tied because any shooting will probably lead to dire consequences.
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