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The casing was still in the gun.

The mention of blood, was that it was found on the "round" with no specificity as to whether it was found on the casing or projectile

Best post yet.

If you killed 10% of the general population, you would have killed most that needed killing.

I expect that the same holds true for the cop population.

It sounds to me, that if you were going to take all idiots that were at the scene of the shooting in one room, you would need a large room!

The bull has a broken leg, kill it as soon as possible, as it does pose a hazard to everyone in the area. Killing it should be a simple act, especially when done by a "trained expert", the .223 though not my first choice, is more than necessary for the job at hand. There certainly is no reason to call for help, adding people, guns and confusion to an already tenacious situation.

Remember the two victims in the Subaru were seriously injured and were waiting for rescue personal.

Add more flashing lights, sirens, motorist and gun fire to the situation and things get ugly real fast.

Tempers on edge, pompous cop, drunk rancher, people screaming and yelling a bull bawling and you have all the makings of disaster.

I don't believe that Jack had any intention to harm anyone, I do believe the cop with the .223 was [is] an over zealous control freak who lost his temper when mister Yantis told him to GFY and get out of his way so he could put his bull down properly, and when he walked by the cop grabbed him and his rifle discharged into the ground giving the hot headed deputy all of the excuse he needed to gun him down. And since the 204 bullet was recovered at the scene I would suggest that it was fired almost directly straight down, as even a slight angle would have caused a high velocity round as the 204 would certainly ricochet and be lost.

This whole case is the results of poor training, poor hiring practices and poor choices in wanna be cops.
They killed a man because of egos, it is that simple. They will get away with it because they were cops, poor ones but cops just the same.

A lot of lives have been altered and one ended over a simple accident, many will never be the same and the payout will be huge, as it should be.

This is far from over, sadly it will be a very long time before some people get over it, if they ever do.

I sure would not give you permission ahead of time to do so. But on the other hand, I would not kill you for it eiher, as long as you made no attempt to reload your weapon and so you could do it again.

But then, I am not a hot headed fool.

Word on the street is you'd know about that!

Well tough guy, get to work! Bonus points if you're drunk when you do it. Triple bonus points if you're DUI and run em all over with a motor vehicle. Quadruple points if it is a Mini Cooper.

It may come as a shock to some that in a court of law they will look at the totality of all circumstances.



Dave

Hey Ganja!

Word on the street is you got a huge dick!

Covered in crabs.

GFY.




Clark

Did this case make it to a court of law?

Oh Flave, don't use technical terms like that.

.28 BAC, ha ever work next to a Rez, that's lunch time.lol

FIFY

No.





Dave

I wake up with a .28.

This whole website is becoming gayer than a ganja farmer.




Clark

I still find it entertaining.

Hope I can still get internet when I secede.

No, he has risen and taken the name Rodney Dangerfield.

Hey dammit, I've a DNA test that proves otherwise! Excepting of course < 2% of Moses Eastern European people, and 6% Irish.

Did we decide if MP's pooooooleeeese or not yet?

8% Irish heeb ain't white. More like white-ish.

Are you currently drunk? Did you haggle over the price of the Manischewitz?

If you answered yes to both...NOT WHITE.

If this rancher guy was black like me, it woulda gone to a GJ and got a no bill. Don't know about state laws and civil suits after a GJ no bill.. based on what I have read here and otherwheres, anyways. The feebs won't even get involved. C'mon!

Seems to me the media these days would love to suck up a story like 'black rancher killed by white sheriff's deputies!' Any prosecutor is gnashing at the bits to f*ck with a few small deputies like this and win. It's a case where the evidence, as gathered, does not really merit further review. Apparently 5k+ pages were released. I'd like to not comment further until I read those but like EVERY SINGLE OTHER PERSON HERE I've not read all the pages. And will keep typing.


GFY,
Trivelle Johnson

Jack Yantis was CALLED to come put down his bull. He was NOT called to come out and pat it on it's head and talk it to sleep. Everybody on the scene knew he would be coming with a weapon of some sort.

I hope the people of Adams County rise up and demand that the sheriff's office be shut down, Adams County doesn't need a sheriff's office that MURDERS The People it purports to serve.