Firefighters shot & killed/injured responding to call

• imex99

  

  CNN Breaking News - At least two firefighters were fatally shot and two wounded in Webster, New York, after responding to a fire, police say.
• Tiernan

  Hopefully this SOB does not get taken alive.
• GoChiefs

  

  Tiernan;1350271 wrote:Hopefully this SOB does not get taken alive.

  
  Read the guy was dead, but it didn't say how.
• TedSheckler

  

  Hopefully he took a fireman's ax to the head.
• Tiernan

  TedSheckler;1350334 wrote:Hopefully he took a fireman's ax to the head.

  I would wish that too but do you think sometimes it would be worse to go to prison for life? Like that little cocksucker Adam Lanza, it would be much more satisfying knowing he's taking it from Bubba regularly and whoever this human turd turns out to be, maybe they just axe one arm or leg off before he goes to prison for life.
• BoatShoes

  Defending against invasion from gubmint bureaucrats IMHO.
• Gardens35

  The gunman had been convicted of killing his grandmother some 30 odd years ago.
  
  CNN update here....http://www.cnn.com/2012/12/24/us/new-york-firefighters-shooting/index.html?hpt=us_c1
• Tiernan

  Another mentally challenged guy with a gun who got it from his dead Mom? Who would figure that happening?
• LJ

  

  I think the biggest issue here is, how the fuck did a man who beat his grandma to death with a hammer get out of jail?
• Rotinaj

  

  LJ;1350456 wrote:I think the biggest issue here is, how the fuck did a man who beat his grandma to death with a hammer get out of jail?

  Yea, this is fucking ridiculous. How much time did he end up serving?
• WebFire

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• friendfromlowry

  LJ;1350456 wrote:I think the biggest issue here is, how the fuck did a man who beat his grandma to death with a hammer get out of jail?

  I was wondering that earlier.
• Gardens35

  More to it. CNN update......http://www.cnn.com/2012/12/28/justice/new-york-arrest-firefighter-ambush/index.html?hpt=us_c2
• Belly35

  

  Rotinaj;1350461 wrote:Yea, this is fucking ridiculous. How much time did he end up serving?

  Liberal ideas and cowardly Justise system ..... 30 years ago he should have been toasted in six weeks after the trial
  If the Juditial system would follow the laws, maybe just maybe we would have less nut cases on the streets, less child molesters and less crime
• Shane Falco

  BoatShoes;1350395 wrote:Defending against invasion from gubmint bureaucrats IMHO.

  
  Grow up!
• dlazz

  Belly35;1352190 wrote:Justise system

  Belly35;1352190 wrote: Juditial system

  Belly dropping knowledge bombs on us.
• Tiernan

  dlazz;1353756 wrote:Belly dropping knowledge bombs on us.

  Spelling aside Belly is 100% right on this one. How The Fuck does somebody get out of jail after killing their own grandmother with a hammer? ....read that again... with a hammer!
  
  This twisted turd should have been executed 30 yrs ago and now two families will grieve every Christmas season for the rest of their lives because they will be remembering two heroes who thought they were rushing to help others but instead were walking into a trap set by a deranged psycho.
  
  Whoever the state psychologist is that signed off on this one should be stripped of his / her credentials and sued the fuck out of.
• dlazz

  Tiernan;1353776 wrote:Spelling aside Belly is 100% right on this one. How The Fuck does somebody get out of jail after killing their own grandmother with a hammer? ....read that again... with a hammer!

  He served his sentence and got released. If you want to blame someone, blame the "justise system" that put him in jail 30 years ago.
• Tiernan

  dlazz;1353887 wrote:He served his sentence and got released. If you want to blame someone, blame the "justise system" that put him in jail 30 years ago.

  uuhhh that's exactly who Belly and I are blaming numbnuts.
• dlazz

  Tiernan;1353892 wrote:uuhhh that's exactly who Belly and I are blaming numbnuts.

  You were blaming the psychologist, who can't predict the future. Belly was just blaming the justise system like he always does.
  
  The guy could've been completely fine (mentally) when he was released from prison. What if he took drugs and then did this? Would that change your opinion?
  
  
  There's too many variables in acts like this. If you want to point the finger at anyone, it should be the perpetrator...not the justice system or psychologist or whoever.
• LJ

  

  dlazz;1353957 wrote:You were blaming the psychologist, who can't predict the future. Belly was just blaming the justise system like he always does.
  
  The guy could've been completely fine (mentally) when he was released from prison. What if he took drugs and then did this? Would that change your opinion?
  
  
  There's too many variables in acts like this. If you want to point the finger at anyone, it should be the perpetrator...not the justice system or psychologist or whoever.

  There is no reason for someone who beat a 90 year old woman to death with a hammer should ever be released from prison. period
• dlazz

  LJ;1353958 wrote:There is no reason for someone who beat a 90 year old woman to death with a hammer should ever be released from prison. period

  I suppose I can see that point of view...but I'm sure people just like him get released from prison all of the time. Method of killing is irrelevant. If you hop in a car drunk and kill someone you wouldn't get 30 years.
• LJ

  

  dlazz;1353968 wrote:I suppose I can see that point of view...but I'm sure people just like him get released from prison all of the time. Method of killing is irrelevant. If you hop in a car drunk and kill someone you wouldn't get 30 years.

  Method of killing is not irrelevant IMO. It takes a sick sick person to have to repeatedly beat someone to death with a blunt object. It's also very deliberate.
• dlazz

  LJ;1353970 wrote:Method of killing is not irrelevant IMO.

  The law says otherwise.
  

  LJ;1353970 wrote:It takes a sick sick person to have to repeatedly beat someone to death with a blunt object. It's also very deliberate.

  I agree. The system is what it is. It wouldn't shock me if he plead insanity and got shot down, then they gave him the 30 years. It also wouldn't shock me if the maximum for a single murder in that state is 30 years (or was 30 years).
• Tiernan

  dlazz;1353957 wrote:You were blaming the psychologist, who can't predict the future. .

  The state psychologist who would have had to sign off on this POS is a huge part of the justice system dickhead...so yeah I'm blaming the psychologist.
  
  My God the past few days has seen the quota of numbskulls on the OC increase ten fold!