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https://nypost.com/2017/03/24/cops-mow-down-armed-woman/

This hero saved tax payers a small fortune 
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BUT WHAT ABOUT DUE PROCESS WE MISSED ALL THAT COURT DRAMA TO FIND HER INNNOCENT BY REASON OF INSANITY.

we could of spent 150 grand per year for her long term care...in a forensic psyche ward.... 
 
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meh.

She'll get LIFE and we will be paying for her next 80 years...
in prison for profit taxes.


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Goose, she will not "get life" as hers was ended, which is why the cop is a hero 
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You are a phuckin pathetic troll scumbag! 
 
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Dirtbag of the year award goes ot you!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Hugh_Jorgan:

Goose, she will not "get life" as hers was ended, which is why the cop is a hero 


It didn't say that she died in the article, so I didn't know. I couldn't open the video because of this POS outdated windows. 


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White trash.  

Don't run from da Po-Lease or you gone get got, nah sayin?  
 
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Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:

BUT WHAT ABOUT DUE PROCESS WE MISSED ALL THAT COURT DRAMA TO FIND HER INNNOCENT BY REASON OF INSANITY.

we could of spent 150 grand per year for her long term care...in a forensic psyche ward.... 

Insanity defense is one of the most illogical aspects of law. When a person kills someone they almost immediately tries to cover up the crime. Whether  it be burying the body in the woods, dumping in a lake, making it look like a suicide or accident, and of course cleaning up the crime scene. These very acts to cover up  the murder prove the person is not insane. They are completely rational thoughts and the killer has a clear understanding that what he did will have negative repercussions and he must hide his actions. All these acts prove he is sane. Now if a guy kills his wife and tries to bury her on the highway during rush hour or props up her body and takes her to a Knicks game I think we can listen to his insanity defense. But everytime a person does very pragmatic things to conceal a murder they just committed the insanity defense should not even be considered by a jury.

 
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Wanted for prior shootings.

Looked like she was running next to a school or park with a gun in her hand.

Good job officer 


 
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Quote Originally Posted by Greg267:


Insanity defense is one of the most illogical aspects of law. When a person kills someone they almost immediately tries to cover up the crime. Whether  it be burying the body in the woods, dumping in a lake, making it look like a suicide or accident, and of course cleaning up the crime scene. These very acts to cover up  the murder prove the person is not insane. They are completely rational thoughts and the killer has a clear understanding that what he did will have negative repercussions and he must hide his actions. All these acts prove he is sane. Now if a guy kills his wife and tries to bury her on the highway during rush hour or props up her body and takes her to a Knicks game I think we can listen to his insanity defense. But everytime a person does very pragmatic things to conceal a murder they just committed the insanity defense should not even be considered by a jury.

 

Listen, the Knicks need all the fans they can get. A paying corpse is as welcome as a living one. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Hugh_Jorgan:

https://nypost.com/2017/03/24/cops-mow-down-armed-woman/

This hero saved tax payers a small fortune 


And this wasn't a peaceful injection and you fall asleep "death penalty" for this murdering P.O.S., she was run over by an effin' car! 

I say "Bravo!!!!"
Should be used as a training video on proper police procedure when you encounter a murdering psychopath waving and shooting a gun.

 
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aww awfully harsh she was just misunderstood and needed therapy..

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Raise, promotion and ceremony. That brass balled cop put his life on the line to protect innocents in the area which she certainly would have shot at or taken hostage.

 
 
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Joins the likes of this stud cop in Arizona.


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