Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire Dashcam Footage From Fatal Shooting of Officer Darian Jarrott

Sad for the officer that was shot and agree he was a bit too trusting.

On the soldier stop. One officer should be in control, do the communicating, and realize when he is issuing conflicting orders. Put your hands out the window and open ones door can not be done simultaneously.

In my 70+ years to date, I've found that yes sir and no sir always worked quite well and I've never had a LEO draw down on me.

RIP to the Trooper.

I think this is the answer to much of the troubles.

Cops used to be th e guys who kept us safe.
The guys who would risk it all to protect the
innocent. Try hard as hell to avoid the death of anyone.

Now, they protect themselves first.
SCOTUS has ruled they don't have to protect us.
Add tgat into an equation that is designed around not
hiring traditional strong men, and you introduce a lot of
passive aggressive, weak, people operating on fear.
And a pussy who now has an inflated ego, and a little power.

Anyone see how that plays when someone doesn't instantly fold
and comply.
Remember the guy they made crawl on the motel floor?
They actually threatened to shoot him. Repeatedly.
Then kept screaming orders, more and more.
He finally made a move they didn't like, and they murdered him.

He would have been better off not complying.
Simply laying there with his hands on the back of his head.

Different issue.

We will see part of this video a lot.
Libs will get off on the weapon.

I turn off the vehicle, turn on the inside light, both hands in plain sight on the wheel before the Cop even gets out of the cruiser.

Back in my motorcycle period a couple of times I was already pulling over while the Cop was still turning around, having watched for his brake lights in my mirror 🙂

Common sense and simple courtesy, the less apprehensive the Cop is, the better things are likely to go. Every time I was guilty of some traffic infraction, most often speeding, got let off with a warning more’n a few times.

Really??? What makes me FOS ? Your opinion or can state some fact on the matter? The guy in the car was as calm as can be. Hands out the window and calmly asking what he was stopped for. The cops just had to make him comply so they could feel like men. It's painfully obvious that you like to comply to people in authority whether they are right or wrong.

RIP Trooper Jarrott! I'm glad the shooter was killed, my only wish is it was buckshot from real close up.

An officer gets killed in the line of duty, folks on here watch the video of said killing and the only thing they can think of to do is argue.


Sad.

I had that thought as well.

Glad the guy is dead. He was a crazy, and nothing good was going. to come from his continued breathing. Feel sorry for the young cop who died.

Two things. Cop was too nice once he made contact. And made the fatal mistake of allowing the nutcase put of his sight. Hell, my alarm bells were going off not too far into the video, although I expected the shooting, I was surprised it took as long as it did.

Also, initial reason for the stop was window tint too dark. If the stop was not made for piddly reasons, the entire situation would have been avoided. Not excusing the shooter in any way, just saying that cop would have gone home that night if he didn’t stop that man for too dark window tint.

To any and all law enforcement officers reading this post:

1) Thank you very sincerely for the dangerous job that you do daily. Thank you for dealing with the lesser class of people so we do not have to.

2) MANY of us watch you as you go about your work... AND WE HAVE YOUR BACK... if we suddenly observe bad stuff going down.

Keep the Faith.

I feel for any cop on a traffic stop. A cop doesn't stand a chance if you want to kill them, or anyone else for that matter. It's tragic to see a officer get killed because he was to nice.

Coincidentally, that's the exact type of firearm Biden is targeting right now.

It's not the firearm that killed the policeman.....it's the shooter.....the result of many years of liberalism where very few of the population has any trust in government any more. Further the total disregard for anyone with authority.

The officer made many mistakes that cost him his life. He never should have addressed from the passenger side. This provided cover for the perp to draw and fire.

The officer that rammed the shooters pickup,

Put yourself in his place, Holy Hell...

shooter runs up immediately, it's go time, shooter 5 feet away,

officer bails and retreats to the rear for cover,

Do or die time.

Thank God it went his way.

I can't make myself watch the video.

Watch dozens of those videos and go make your first ten vehicle stops at night in a bad area.

Then get back to us.

Looked to me like the guy stopped the truck 2-3 feet from the white line, maybe on purpose.

I wonder what kind of warrants or other trouble the sh*tbird was in that he thought he had to kill a cop.

Awful. My leo friends all have nasty stories to tell.