Cincinnati man calls 911 on self, kills responding officer
Cincinnati man calls 911 on self, kills responding officer
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Chance favors the prepared. Making good people helpless doesn't make bad people harmless.
There is no safety in denial. When seconds count the Police are only minutes away.
Sometimes I really wish a lawyer would chime in and clear things up. Do we have any lawyers on this forum?
There is no safety in denial. When seconds count the Police are only minutes away.
Sometimes I really wish a lawyer would chime in and clear things up. Do we have any lawyers on this forum?
- anygunanywhere
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Re: Cincinnati man calls 911 on self, kills responding offic
He told others he was going to commit suicide by cop but the scum sucking social media morons said nothing.LSUTiger wrote:http://www.cnn.com/2015/06/20/us/ohio-s ... er-killed/
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Re: Cincinnati man calls 911 on self, kills responding offic
I think the key to getting a handle on these situations is for the mentally ill patient's family and close friends to take positive proactive steps to help the person get help and make sure he doesn't hurt himself or others. This ignoring people's erratic behavior and then blaming the guns isn't going stop these things from happening.
Again, it comes down to taking personal responsibility for oneself and ones loved ones. Society and government can do it.
Again, it comes down to taking personal responsibility for oneself and ones loved ones. Society and government can do it.
As a juvenile, Hummons had been arrested on burglary, robbery and for illegally carrying a concealed weapon, Blackwell said. As an adult, he was a member of a local gang called the Clutch Gang, the police chief said.
The same day he instigated the shootout, Hummons had been reported for a sex offense, Blackwell said.
No one warned police
Hummons' cryptic goodbye message received dozens of comments, likes and shares.
"I love every last one of y'all to whoever has been in my life .... . "You're the real mvp," he posted on Facebook, using an acronym for Most Valuable Player.
He sent a handful of people text messages about his plan to commit suicide by cop. Blackwell said he wishes someone would have notified police about the messages.
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