Thanks, idiots !!!!!
Henry...................................................... looks like another of your churchy friends??????????????????
Cause that ho Jessica sho nuff be a lil Christian like you and your "renters" and Colin's buddy, FITZ the preacher.
THIS IS AWESOME THOUGH: Nothing like bringing it to me.
There is also YA5LD and YA5L1 ?? I believe which belonged to spence roberts until the fat chicken shit changed it. NOT JESS. She's GOT PROTECTION. LOL !!!
With all proceeds going to fund the needs of the St. George Island volunteer fire department and first responders, Shepard made a push this year to spread word that the department's ladder truck was instrumental in quenching a devastating fire at a downtown Apalachicola bank last November.
"I knew it was going to be tough, with the way the economy is," he said.
In a letter to last year's participants, Shepard provided a link to Howard Reeder's video of the fire, complete with images of the ladder truck helping prevent a widespread conflagration downtown such as what leveled the city in 1900.
"The ladder truck was purchased three years ago with proceeds raised at the Chili Cookoff," he wrote to last year's field. "Without you guys, there would be no cook-off. In a roundabout way, you all helped save Apalachicola. That's your fire truck. Our people are responsible for that truck being there."
Highlighting the cook-off's returnees are 2001 and 2004 winner Diane Melancon, of Double D Chili, out of Gonzales, LA; 2005 winner Ron Judson, of Great American Chili Co. Too, out of Red Bluff, CA; 2006 winner Bruce Gaylor, of Dead Serious Chili #3, of Tampa; 2007 winner Doug Smith, of Dead Serious Chili, out of Clearwater; and last year's champ, Paul Nunn, of Nunn Better Chili, out of Ft. Pierce.
The cook-off has expanded mightily since it started 27 years ago and, a few years following that, decided to draw more participants by becoming official within chili circles.
"We joined the ICS as a way to get chili cooks to come," said Shepard. "And that worked out and this became part of the steppingstone for serious cooks to go on to the national championship.
When he considers the field of contestants, Shepard said it ranges from purists, looking for a win that will propel them to the world championships, to those who are on the island mainly to have a good time, and savor the frivolity and camaraderie the cook-off brings.
"And there's like the Parrotheads," Shepard said, citing a boisterous group with chapters in both Atlanta and Tallahassee that each year takes part in the cook-off.
"Those guys are here to party," he said. "They're not concerned so much for the actual chili competition. But they bring five to six carloads of people, they rent places and they shop at the local grocery."
With one foot in both camps are groups like Tampa's Dead Serious chili teams, who bring a casket and cut flowers as a playful, macabre touch to their efforts, and who won last year and are usually among the top finalists.
In addition to a ticket to the world championship, competitors compete for a $500 prize for first place, a $300 check for second place, and a $200 prize for third place. Plaques are also awarded to the best booth, best showmanship and high yield, which means most money raised from $1 cup sales that benefit the fire department.
The weekend gets underway Thursday morning with a golf tournament at St. James Bay Golf Course, with tee time at 11 a.m. Golfers are welcome to show up on day of tourney; entry fee is $100 per golfer.
Friday's activities begin with an art preview from 5 to 7 p.m. in the civic hall of the Jay Abbott fire house on East Pine Street. Admission is a $5 preview donation.
On Saturday, the 5K Red Pepper Run gets underway at 8 a.m., under the direction of Susan Bassett.
Booth set-up begins at 8:30 a.m., followed by the 9:30 a.m. start of the amateur crock pot chili competition. These are chilies prepared at home, minimum one gallon, with no rules for competition There is a $5 entry fee, and all proceeds go to the charity cook-off.
The formal competition begins at 10 a.m. with chopping, slicing, marinating, and the like, with stoves lit officially at 11 a.m. Rules in effect include no beans, pasta, etc. chili prepared on site from scratch, no prepackaged chili mixes, meat may be cut, sliced or ground in advance, but not treated or cooked except during competition.
The charity auction, conducted by Wade Clark and Harry Arnold, begins at 11 a.m. followed by booth and showmanship judging beginning at 11:30 a.m.
Ticia Lipscomb, the cookoff's treasurer, said the list of items to be auctioned off include a 2002 Ford Explorer "in excellent condition, with all the records from the day it was bought."
Also being auctioned are a 1987 23' Proline fishing boat, a 22' sailboat, and a 17' aluminum canoe, as well over a hundred items ranging from unique art to gift certificates to vacation stays and more.
The Miss Chili Pepper and Mister Hot Sauce judging is between noon and 1:30 p.m., with chili judging at 2 p.m.
The "King Cotton Blues Band" will start playing at around 3 p.m., once the auction stops.
For more info on the chili cook-off, go to http://www.stgeorgeislandchili.com or call 927-3473.
Chili cooks, are you ready?
Listed below are the list of participants for the Gulf Coast Regional competition, Saturday, March 7 at the 27th annual St. George Island Chili Cookoff.
Cooks Team Name City/State
Rex Humphries
and Susan Gary Owl Café Apalachicola
Douglas Essing Me, Myself & I Brandon
Steve King Funky Oyster Shack Carrabelle
George Pruitt Eastpoint Fire Dept Chili Team Eastpoint
Steve Merrill Blow & Go Lynn Haven
Paul Nunn Nunn Better Chili Ft Pierce
Tim Nunn Nunn Better Chili Two MacClenny
Jonathan Joseph Atlantic Coast Chili Company Titusville
Ken Burke Dead Serious Tampa
Bruce Gaylor Dead Serious Tampa
Doug Smith Dead Serious Clearwater
Larry Meitensieger Dead Serious Clearwater
Doug Roy K.A.T.N. Chili Clearwater
George Nelson Crawfordville
Bobby Tyre Tallahassee Parrotheads Crawfordville
Richard Saucer Lighthouse Chili St. George Island
John Alexander Emerald Coast Chili Gulf Breeze
John Alexander Emerald Coast Chili Gulf Breeze
Chris Moore
and Ted Bergquist The 19th Bowl Tallahassee
Sandy Walker G.R.I.T.'s Chili Tallahassee
Larry Hines Big Belly Chili Tallahassee
Ron Humphries
and Dana Kelly Mad Cow Chili Tallahassee
Rick Peckham Peckerhead Chili Tallahassee
Chuck Stubbs Blue Water Cooking Company Tallahassee
Bill Avery Team Waterdog Tallahassee
Kim Poole
and Dana Jones Hot Lips Chili Tallahassee
Chuck Markley White Dog Chili Tallahassee
Lee Harrison White Dog Chili Tallahassee
John Homan Rajin Cajun Tallahassee
Matt Carson Decent Chili Tallahassee
Corey Clark Yellow Creek Swamp Sauce Quincy
Chad West Yellow Creek Swamp Sauce Quincy
Mike Vowell Whistle Stop Chili Panacea
Tracy Connors
and Jim Long Red Hot Chili Peppers Panama City
Jim Fulton Red Hots Panama City
John Kowals Beach Bums Panama City Beach
Holly Melzer Swamp Gas Chili Panama City Beach
Wanda Gangswich Three Sheets to the Wind Panama City Beach
Douglas Essing Brandon
Trent Hatcher Buffalo Breath Chili Santa Rosa Beach
Larry Weltikol Palm Coast
Jan Weltikol Palm Coast
Rus Pishnery Holly Tamales Wewahitchka
Lynn Ellis Bubba and Cha Cha's Chili Acworth, GA
Mark Tolar Atlanta Parrotheads Atlanta, GA
Pete Zimheld
and Jim Lambert Team OAF Atlanta, GA
Payton Nesmith Chili Chokers Boston GA
Steven Nelson D & D Chili Canton, GA
Lane Blair Fatty Blair's Bowl of Red Douglasville, GA
Gary Glass Racing Good Chili Fayetteville, GA
Don Simmons 4-Amigos Hahira, GA
John Blackwell Red Tail Chili Kennesaw, GA
Julia Spires Laughing Pepper 2 Lawrenceville, GA
David Dittmar Laughing Pepper 1 Lawrenceville, GA
Chuck Reeve Bus from Heaven, Chili from Hell Lawrenceville GA
Sabrina Reeve Bus from Heaven, Chili from Hell Lawrenceville GA
Glenn Chandler Outlaw Chili Lawrenceville, GA
Connie Porter Outlaw Chili II Lawrenceville, GA
Jerry Harrell Bulls Dozers Macon, GA
Rocky Mills Big Shots Chili Macon, GA
Calvin Nolan Tabasco Jacks Valdosta, GA
Jim Fielding Lowndes County Chili Steamers Valdosta, GA
Gary Dorris Team Toilet Bowl Valdosta, GA
Ed Branch Team Toilet Bowl Valdosta, GA
Diane Melancon Double D Chili Gonzales, LA
Norman Melancon Double D Chili Gonzales, LA
Ron Judson Great American Chili Co. Too Red Bluff, CA
Rocky Rockwell Buffalo Breath Chili Rochester, NY
J.G. Carver The Spice Boys Hoover, AL
Charlie Chile Charlie Livonia, MI
Pete Skwiers Haunted Chili Livonia, MI
See archived 'Local News' stories »I guess this eplains why otto is still at tampa trib and why his sister is jess's good friend at the YMCA... huh???? Does your ugly fat ass also pass by unnoticed like brad culpepper??? LOL ! Oh, HENRY. You should retire.
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Saturday, October 22, 2011
firefighter murder
Accident in Lawrence kills firefighter, injures 2 children
A deadly accident that killed a firefighter is under investigation in Lawrence.
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By News Staff
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4:28 p.m. EDT, June 9, 2011
Lawrence, Ind.—
A Pike Township firefighter died in an accident involving a semi-truck Thursday afternoon.
According to officials, a box truck rear-ended a semi-truck on Pendelton Pike. The box truck then went across the road and hit a pickup truck. The driver of the pickup, Pike Township firefighter James Shelly, 35, was killed.
According to authorities, two of Shelley's four children were in the pickup at the time. There's no word on if they were hurt. Shelly's wife, who was driving behind her husband, saw the whole thing happen.
According to the Pike Township Fire Department, Shelly joined the department in 2009 and was a member of the PTFD Honor Guard.
A deadly accident that killed a firefighter is under investigation in Lawrence.
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4:28 p.m. EDT, June 9, 2011
Lawrence, Ind.—
A Pike Township firefighter died in an accident involving a semi-truck Thursday afternoon.
According to officials, a box truck rear-ended a semi-truck on Pendelton Pike. The box truck then went across the road and hit a pickup truck. The driver of the pickup, Pike Township firefighter James Shelly, 35, was killed.
According to authorities, two of Shelley's four children were in the pickup at the time. There's no word on if they were hurt. Shelly's wife, who was driving behind her husband, saw the whole thing happen.
According to the Pike Township Fire Department, Shelly joined the department in 2009 and was a member of the PTFD Honor Guard.
Fire Rats turning on each other ... YAY
How long would it take before they would turn on each other? NOT LONG !!! LOL !!
Firefighter stalking hearing Friday
By: Darrell Todd Maurina
I've been reading this gentleman's articles since I found this firefighter stalking one and he appears to be an exceptional talent.
More here.
SAINT ROBERT, Mo. (Aug. 22, 2011) — A Rolla-area judge has been assigned to handle a request for protection orders between the St. Robert assistant fire chief and the former emergency response coordinator for the American Red Cross’s Phelps-Pulaski County unit.
According to court records, Phelps County Associate Circuit Judge Bill Hickle will hear the two cases at 9 a.m. Friday in the Pulaski County Courthouse in which Assistant Fire Chief Gregory D. Polk and former firefighter Joseph P. Krill Jr. accuse each other of various stalking-related offenses and say they’re afraid of each other. The case was assigned by Presiding Judge Tracy Storie to Hickle because Associate Circuit Judge Greg Warren, who knows both men, decided on Aug. 3 that he couldn’t handle the case.
In addition to their roles on the St. Robert Fire Department, Assistant Fire Chief Gregory D. Polk and former firefighter Joseph P. Krill Jr. are both well-known as community leaders. Polk’s volunteer work with the St. Robert Fire Department began while he was still a drill sergeant at Fort Leonard Wood and he’s served as a Missouri National Guard recruiter. Krill, a medically disabled veteran, received the 2006 Waynesville-St. Robert Chamber of Commerce citizen of the year award for his numerous volunteer activities, which have included the Pulaski County Red Cross, Habitat for Humanity, and Fort Leonard Wood Thrift Shop. Krill also ran for Waynesville city council several times, but was defeated.
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Firefighter stalking hearing Friday
By: Darrell Todd Maurina
I've been reading this gentleman's articles since I found this firefighter stalking one and he appears to be an exceptional talent.
More here.
SAINT ROBERT, Mo. (Aug. 22, 2011) — A Rolla-area judge has been assigned to handle a request for protection orders between the St. Robert assistant fire chief and the former emergency response coordinator for the American Red Cross’s Phelps-Pulaski County unit.
According to court records, Phelps County Associate Circuit Judge Bill Hickle will hear the two cases at 9 a.m. Friday in the Pulaski County Courthouse in which Assistant Fire Chief Gregory D. Polk and former firefighter Joseph P. Krill Jr. accuse each other of various stalking-related offenses and say they’re afraid of each other. The case was assigned by Presiding Judge Tracy Storie to Hickle because Associate Circuit Judge Greg Warren, who knows both men, decided on Aug. 3 that he couldn’t handle the case.
In addition to their roles on the St. Robert Fire Department, Assistant Fire Chief Gregory D. Polk and former firefighter Joseph P. Krill Jr. are both well-known as community leaders. Polk’s volunteer work with the St. Robert Fire Department began while he was still a drill sergeant at Fort Leonard Wood and he’s served as a Missouri National Guard recruiter. Krill, a medically disabled veteran, received the 2006 Waynesville-St. Robert Chamber of Commerce citizen of the year award for his numerous volunteer activities, which have included the Pulaski County Red Cross, Habitat for Humanity, and Fort Leonard Wood Thrift Shop. Krill also ran for Waynesville city council several times, but was defeated.
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Thursday, September 8, 2011
How do they KEEP missing the drive thru fire stations??
Hillsborough deputies shut down drive-through drug operation near University Mall, expect more arrests
By Jessica Vander Velde, Times Staff Writer
In Print: Thursday, September 8, 2011
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Hillsborough deputies stand in the courtyard of the Pines I Apartments, 11720 N 14th St., near University Mall in Tampa on Wednesday where a drug “drive-through” was discovered.
TAMPA — One by one, motorists arrived, rolling down windows and giving up cash, as they would at a fast-food restaurant.
This drive-through opened at 11 a.m. some days, but lunch was never on the menu.
Instead, customers could order cocaine, oxycodone, ecstasy and marijuana. Guns, too.
At a news conference Wednesday, the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office announced that it had broken up a drug trafficking ring that caught even investigators by surprise.
About 11 months ago, deputies began building cases against two men reputed to be dealing drugs in a neighborhood near University Mall.
Investigators thought Zavien Brand, 28, and Joseph Nurse, 35, might lead them to a few more people, maybe six or eight, said sheriff's Maj. J.R. Burton.
But the small undercover probe soon turned into a larger investigation — dubbed Operation Pandora's Box — as deputies realized the area's loose-knit group of dealers included dozens of people.
On Wednesday, sheriff's officials announced they had 54 warrants and, as of 4 p.m., 32 arrests, most on drug and gun possession charges.
"We had no idea this was going on," Burton said.
They focused on several addresses in the neighborhood near Nebraska and Fletcher avenues. The drive-through was at the Pines I Apartments at 11720 N 14th St., deputies said.
Deputies took 29 guns off the street, including seven assault rifles and two weapons believed to be linked to shootings in the area.
Also seized: about 1.3 pounds of crack cocaine, 0.64 ounces of powder cocaine, 0.25 ounces of oxycodone and some ecstasy — valued at about $75,000 total, Burton said.
Burton hopes the operation sends a message to an area that has long struggled with crime, and he wants residents to know that deputies aren't done.
Brand was charged with dealing crack cocaine and being a felon in possession of a gun. Nurse was charged with dealing crack cocaine, marijuana and stolen property.
Deputies planned to continue executing search warrants until they arrest all 54 suspects.
Times news researcher John Martin contributed to this report. Jessica Vander Velde can be reached at (813) 226-3433 or jvandervelde@sptimes.com.
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Tampa Law Dog Sep 7, 2011 3:53 PM Yesterday Good to see that the TPD is finally getting this together... Whoops, excuse me, there is someone at my door.
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Report Abuse 0 2 Ya_Mad_Bro_COMEON Sep 8, 2011 2:34 PM About 3 hours ago LOL !!! That is the first funny thing you have ever said. Reply
Report Abuse 0 1 JoeInPinellasPark Sep 7, 2011 3:55 PM Yesterday I guess you have to have some kind of license to sell guns? Is that the way it works? Cus the way I understand it, you don't need anything to buy a gun.
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Report Abuse 2 1 Larry F. Sep 7, 2011 4:05 PM Yesterday Not from the B.A.T.F. anyway. Reply
Report Abuse 0 1 beakie Sep 8, 2011 8:13 AM About 9 hours ago Straight up cash money, holmes. Thank the NRA for our free wheeling 2nd Amendment bang-bang yee-haw utopia. Of course when a policeman or three gets shot it's someone else's fault. Reply
Report Abuse 1 1 TampaBayBob Sep 7, 2011 4:41 PM Yesterday B.A.T.F. was involved because convicted felons in the possession of firearms and/or ammunition is a 5-yr Federal Felony. Not to mention selling weapons in a drug trafficking operation. They also get 1st pick of the litter which puts them in the Federal Judiciary System ahead of any State charges. Guarantees a slam dunk with layers upon layers of charges to ensure something sticks. I also believe the Federal System does not have a Parole Board so you have to serve all of your sentence (correct me if I'm wrong on this). No early release for 'good behavior' or overcrowding.
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Report Abuse 0 1 carrymyownweight Sep 7, 2011 5:25 PM Yesterday That's not what he was referring to. He was referring to the sale of guns by BATF to Mexican gun runners in Arizona, the result of which was those guns being used to kill two American agents. You know, the investigation Obama and Holder are stonewalling?? Reply
Report Abuse 2 1 SonnyBurnett Sep 7, 2011 5:18 PM Yesterday More people.out of work, come gov Scott, legalize drugs and prostitutes
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Report Abuse 1 1 Ya_Mad_Bro_COMEON Sep 8, 2011 2:33 PM About 3 hours ago duh. Now come get the m'fers protected by the sheriff's boy earl howard harper in the hood bordered by waters, nebraska, florida and yukon. With an address in that hood you can get pulled over with a quarter pound under your seat and they will call someone to come pick up the car. While I DO appreciate that, I am sick of your nasty puerto rican gangsters, sheriff gee. Either tell them to leave the rest of us the F alone or get them out of there. I know that won't happen because you want the property. BUT THAT will not be happening either no matter how many times you 'copter back and forth over the house. Don't forget the faux homeless shelter on Waters. And people stop wondering why Mike Roberts was murdered inside job in front of another faux homeless shelter. By a puerto rican gangster. Delgado is no more homeless than I am.
By Jessica Vander Velde, Times Staff Writer
In Print: Thursday, September 8, 2011
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Hillsborough deputies stand in the courtyard of the Pines I Apartments, 11720 N 14th St., near University Mall in Tampa on Wednesday where a drug “drive-through” was discovered.
TAMPA — One by one, motorists arrived, rolling down windows and giving up cash, as they would at a fast-food restaurant.
This drive-through opened at 11 a.m. some days, but lunch was never on the menu.
Instead, customers could order cocaine, oxycodone, ecstasy and marijuana. Guns, too.
At a news conference Wednesday, the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office announced that it had broken up a drug trafficking ring that caught even investigators by surprise.
About 11 months ago, deputies began building cases against two men reputed to be dealing drugs in a neighborhood near University Mall.
Investigators thought Zavien Brand, 28, and Joseph Nurse, 35, might lead them to a few more people, maybe six or eight, said sheriff's Maj. J.R. Burton.
But the small undercover probe soon turned into a larger investigation — dubbed Operation Pandora's Box — as deputies realized the area's loose-knit group of dealers included dozens of people.
On Wednesday, sheriff's officials announced they had 54 warrants and, as of 4 p.m., 32 arrests, most on drug and gun possession charges.
"We had no idea this was going on," Burton said.
They focused on several addresses in the neighborhood near Nebraska and Fletcher avenues. The drive-through was at the Pines I Apartments at 11720 N 14th St., deputies said.
Deputies took 29 guns off the street, including seven assault rifles and two weapons believed to be linked to shootings in the area.
Also seized: about 1.3 pounds of crack cocaine, 0.64 ounces of powder cocaine, 0.25 ounces of oxycodone and some ecstasy — valued at about $75,000 total, Burton said.
Burton hopes the operation sends a message to an area that has long struggled with crime, and he wants residents to know that deputies aren't done.
Brand was charged with dealing crack cocaine and being a felon in possession of a gun. Nurse was charged with dealing crack cocaine, marijuana and stolen property.
Deputies planned to continue executing search warrants until they arrest all 54 suspects.
Times news researcher John Martin contributed to this report. Jessica Vander Velde can be reached at (813) 226-3433 or jvandervelde@sptimes.com.
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Report Abuse 0 2 Ya_Mad_Bro_COMEON Sep 8, 2011 2:34 PM About 3 hours ago LOL !!! That is the first funny thing you have ever said. Reply
Report Abuse 0 1 JoeInPinellasPark Sep 7, 2011 3:55 PM Yesterday I guess you have to have some kind of license to sell guns? Is that the way it works? Cus the way I understand it, you don't need anything to buy a gun.
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Report Abuse 2 1 Larry F. Sep 7, 2011 4:05 PM Yesterday Not from the B.A.T.F. anyway. Reply
Report Abuse 0 1 beakie Sep 8, 2011 8:13 AM About 9 hours ago Straight up cash money, holmes. Thank the NRA for our free wheeling 2nd Amendment bang-bang yee-haw utopia. Of course when a policeman or three gets shot it's someone else's fault. Reply
Report Abuse 1 1 TampaBayBob Sep 7, 2011 4:41 PM Yesterday B.A.T.F. was involved because convicted felons in the possession of firearms and/or ammunition is a 5-yr Federal Felony. Not to mention selling weapons in a drug trafficking operation. They also get 1st pick of the litter which puts them in the Federal Judiciary System ahead of any State charges. Guarantees a slam dunk with layers upon layers of charges to ensure something sticks. I also believe the Federal System does not have a Parole Board so you have to serve all of your sentence (correct me if I'm wrong on this). No early release for 'good behavior' or overcrowding.
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Report Abuse 0 1 carrymyownweight Sep 7, 2011 5:25 PM Yesterday That's not what he was referring to. He was referring to the sale of guns by BATF to Mexican gun runners in Arizona, the result of which was those guns being used to kill two American agents. You know, the investigation Obama and Holder are stonewalling?? Reply
Report Abuse 2 1 SonnyBurnett Sep 7, 2011 5:18 PM Yesterday More people.out of work, come gov Scott, legalize drugs and prostitutes
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Report Abuse 1 1 Ya_Mad_Bro_COMEON Sep 8, 2011 2:33 PM About 3 hours ago duh. Now come get the m'fers protected by the sheriff's boy earl howard harper in the hood bordered by waters, nebraska, florida and yukon. With an address in that hood you can get pulled over with a quarter pound under your seat and they will call someone to come pick up the car. While I DO appreciate that, I am sick of your nasty puerto rican gangsters, sheriff gee. Either tell them to leave the rest of us the F alone or get them out of there. I know that won't happen because you want the property. BUT THAT will not be happening either no matter how many times you 'copter back and forth over the house. Don't forget the faux homeless shelter on Waters. And people stop wondering why Mike Roberts was murdered inside job in front of another faux homeless shelter. By a puerto rican gangster. Delgado is no more homeless than I am.
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
firefighters whiz by spt updates .... loser firepigs
He was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital.
McCoy, an 11-year veteran of the agency, was assigned to administrative duties.
In 2008, McCoy was awarded the Governor's Medal of Heroism, an award presented to first responders who knowingly risk their lives in the line of duty.
On June 7, McCoy shot and killed murder suspect Jorge Bello Garcia, 54, as Garcia struggled to wrestle the gun away from a wounded deputy.
Deputies surrounded Garcia's truck at Linebaugh Avenue and Henderson Road after being warned that he had just killed three people. Garcia shot and injured Deputies Ray Wilson and Arthur "Art" Lence before McCoy fired the fatal shot.
In September, McCoy received the Sheriff's Office Medal of Honor from Sheriff David Gee for his actions.
McCoy is an expert marksman.
When McCoy joined the force in 2000, he wrote on his application that he has "high proficiency" in firearm use. Then-Sheriff Cal Henderson praised him for getting the "Top Gun" award for his handgun proficiency at the law enforcement academy.
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WTFIUWSPT Sep 7, 2011 10:24 AM About 18 minutes ago A LEXUS?? I am never shocked anymore at the high end vehicles and multiple million dollar properties owned by our "civl" "servants". This is the guy who shot the guy who shot the firefighter folks, Bello and the two Ginas, whose family also owned the home (gina) the Brito kids were killed in. While I considered him brave his later comments about "carrying the shield of the Lord" (tbo.com) while being a deputy were strange. Nonetheless, I do hope he will be OK. Wonder why he was on administrative?? You're welcome, SPT. I'll go make another user name. Speedy recovery, deputy !! Those crappy lexus just fold up. Get a different car, people if you own one of those.
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Report Abuse 0 1 luvstpete Sep 7, 2011 10:39 AM About 3 minutes ago It's a 12 year old Lexis. Get over yourself. Reply
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McCoy, an 11-year veteran of the agency, was assigned to administrative duties.
In 2008, McCoy was awarded the Governor's Medal of Heroism, an award presented to first responders who knowingly risk their lives in the line of duty.
On June 7, McCoy shot and killed murder suspect Jorge Bello Garcia, 54, as Garcia struggled to wrestle the gun away from a wounded deputy.
Deputies surrounded Garcia's truck at Linebaugh Avenue and Henderson Road after being warned that he had just killed three people. Garcia shot and injured Deputies Ray Wilson and Arthur "Art" Lence before McCoy fired the fatal shot.
In September, McCoy received the Sheriff's Office Medal of Honor from Sheriff David Gee for his actions.
McCoy is an expert marksman.
When McCoy joined the force in 2000, he wrote on his application that he has "high proficiency" in firearm use. Then-Sheriff Cal Henderson praised him for getting the "Top Gun" award for his handgun proficiency at the law enforcement academy.
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WTFIUWSPT Sep 7, 2011 10:24 AM About 18 minutes ago A LEXUS?? I am never shocked anymore at the high end vehicles and multiple million dollar properties owned by our "civl" "servants". This is the guy who shot the guy who shot the firefighter folks, Bello and the two Ginas, whose family also owned the home (gina) the Brito kids were killed in. While I considered him brave his later comments about "carrying the shield of the Lord" (tbo.com) while being a deputy were strange. Nonetheless, I do hope he will be OK. Wonder why he was on administrative?? You're welcome, SPT. I'll go make another user name. Speedy recovery, deputy !! Those crappy lexus just fold up. Get a different car, people if you own one of those.
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Report Abuse 0 1 luvstpete Sep 7, 2011 10:39 AM About 3 minutes ago It's a 12 year old Lexis. Get over yourself. Reply
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Firefighter ties to Murder are near constant
Hillsborough sheriff's deputy in critical condition after crash
By Danny Valentine, Times Staff Writer
Posted: Sep 07, 2011 09:49 AM
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TAMPA — A Hillsborough County sheriff's deputy was in critical condition Wednesday morning after he struck a tree in his personal vehicle while on his way to work, according to the Sheriff's Office.
Deputy Malachi McCoy, 32, was southbound about 6:15 a.m. on Gunn Highway near Tamarind Avenue when he hit a large puddle of water, lost control and left the roadway. His 1999 Lexus then struck a tree on the west side of the road, deputies said.
He was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital.
McCoy, an 11-year veteran of the agency, was assigned to administrative duties.
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WTFIUWSPT Sep 7, 2011 10:24 AM Less than a minute ago A LEXUS?? I am never shocked anymore at the high end vehicles and multiple million dollar properties owned by our "civl" "servants". This is the guy who shot the guy who shot the firefighter folks, Bello and the two Ginas, whose family also owned the home (gina) the Brito kids were killed in. While I considered him brave his later comments about "carrying the shield of the Lord" (tbo.com) while being a deputy were strange. Nonetheless, I do hope he will be OK. Wonder why he was on administrative?? You're welcome, SPT. I'll go make another user name. Speedy recovery, deputy !! Those crappy lexus just fold up. Get a different car, people if you own one of those
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TAMPA — A Hillsborough County sheriff's deputy was in critical condition Wednesday morning after he struck a tree in his personal vehicle while on his way to work, according to the Sheriff's Office.
Deputy Malachi McCoy, 32, was southbound about 6:15 a.m. on Gunn Highway near Tamarind Avenue when he hit a large puddle of water, lost control and left the roadway. His 1999 Lexus then struck a tree on the west side of the road, deputies said.
He was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital.
McCoy, an 11-year veteran of the agency, was assigned to administrative duties.
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WTFIUWSPT Sep 7, 2011 10:24 AM Less than a minute ago A LEXUS?? I am never shocked anymore at the high end vehicles and multiple million dollar properties owned by our "civl" "servants". This is the guy who shot the guy who shot the firefighter folks, Bello and the two Ginas, whose family also owned the home (gina) the Brito kids were killed in. While I considered him brave his later comments about "carrying the shield of the Lord" (tbo.com) while being a deputy were strange. Nonetheless, I do hope he will be OK. Wonder why he was on administrative?? You're welcome, SPT. I'll go make another user name. Speedy recovery, deputy !! Those crappy lexus just fold up. Get a different car, people if you own one of those
Monday, September 5, 2011
Typical Firefighter MEDIC death penalty THUG
I find it VERY uncomfortable a medic having such death wishes for his fellow citizens. It's a short leap from being judge jury and executioner in the back of an ambulance.
You DO SEE these thugs, right? Look at the people at your fire station and in your ambulances.... THUGS. Make no mistake. And many are also short clearly opening the door for short guy syndrome.
BEWARE and read down to south suwannee county.
Man shot by Tampa police
By David DeCamp, Times staff writer
Posted: Sep 04, 2011 09:59 PM
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A Tampa man was wounded Sunday night after he pointed a shotgun at officers who responded to a domestic dispute, police said.
The officers approached a home in the 1300 block of W Grace Street about 9:15 p.m. after a woman's 911 call, Assistant Police Chief Marc Hamlin said. During the 911 call, the woman was whispering into the phone and said someone in the house had a gun.
Three officers went to the house, and the woman came outside. That's when the officers saw a man with a shotgun, Hamlin said. The man pointed it at one of the officers, who shot him in the arm, Hamlin added.
Christopher Labrado, 34, suffered wounds that aren't life threatening, police said. It was Labrado's wife who made the 911 call, according to Hamlin.
Hamlin identified the officer involved as Carlos Houston, a six-year veteran who has been a Tampa officer for three years.
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lvnthedream Sep 5, 2011 2:39 AM About 12 hours ago Terrible tragedy that a man was killed most likely because he was drunk, high, or stoned. I feel bad for the officers, family, girlfriend, and all involved. I am glad that no police, or anyone else involved was injured or hurt. Condolences to the family.
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Report Abuse 9 0 LiberalDem Sep 5, 2011 1:37 PM About 1 hour ago Drunk, high stoned and/or stupid are some of the best reasons I know to shoot a man aiming a shotgun at you. Heck just the fact he aimed the shot gun would be good enuff for me. Reply
Report Abuse 1 0 Mr Kitty Sep 5, 2011 3:17 AM About 11 hours ago It's nice to know that people who comment on articles are continuing in the fine tradition of not actually reading the articles. It's says that his injuries are not life threatening. AND you mind numbing twit, it was his wife not his girlfriend. And to automatically assume that the person was high, drunk or stoned (by the way being high and stoned are the same thing genius)just displays your own preconceived bias and ignorance.
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Report Abuse 0 12 WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 4:01 AM About 10 hours ago Mr. Kitty, don't hold back none here at the st pete times, it's a free for all ... (wink wink) Reply
Report Abuse 2 3 inthekeyofebminor Sep 5, 2011 6:49 AM About 8 hours ago LOL on that! Reply
Report Abuse 0 3 hardraada Sep 5, 2011 10:10 AM About 4 hours ago Mr Kitty, don't be too hard on lvnthedream. We all know there will be stupid comments here. There will be ignorance displayed. Lack of reading skills. Bigotry. But, thanks to lvnthedream, we got all that out of the way right off! He's done us a great service. I'll do us two more: HITLER and OBAMA. There. Whew! Can we move on now? Reply
Report Abuse 0 2 WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 4:04 AM About 10 hours ago Officer Houston, thank you for not killing this man. I know it may have been an accident but if not, I appreciate that you could have and did not. People make stupid mistakes, they should not die for them and hopefully we'll never hear from Mr. Labrado again .... hope he learned a lesson and was not suicidal and that everything will turn out well for him. Take your fellow officers up to the range and show them the other parts on the body target to go for. Don't let them leave until they can go for something that is NOT a vital organ every time..
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Report Abuse 9 2 WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 4:05 AM About 10 hours ago Officer Houston, thank you for not killing this man. I know it may have been an accident but if not, I appreciate that you could have and did not. People make stupid mistakes, they should not die for them and hopefully we'll never hear from Mr. Labrado again .... hope he learned a lesson and was not suicidal and that everything will turn out well for him. Take your fellow officers up to the range and show them the other parts on the body target to go for. Don't let them leave until they can go for something that is NOT a vital organ every time..
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Report Abuse 4 0 Nightbiker Sep 5, 2011 8:08 AM About 6 hours ago Are you serious? What song would you be singing if the dimwit had pulled HIS trigger first? Close range to a shotgun, the cop wouldn't have stood much of a chance. I hope that the only reason he didn't hit him in the chest is because his arm was in the way (holding his shotgun). Reply
Report Abuse 1 4 WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 12:43 PM About 2 hours ago At or towards?? Big difference. To wit: "she came outside to talk and that's when officers saw man with shotgun." Did he see THEM? Or turn to look towards them? ergo gun moved with him? TPD cops are in serious need of more training. I've read their manual searching for why they don't know what drug houses look like. I've seen little tiny cops like bill dill call out nine cops over a boundary dispute where no one was armed or even angry. WTF? Only three cops here for a shot gun?The lady was walking around freely and using the phone. Something more to this story. It's a bad neighborhood and street but labrado has no record. Houston is a six year vet but only 3 years as an officer? I agree it was probably an accidental shooting in the arm. But there is much hyperbole when guns are involved. Get a grip. The man if distraught, did not deserve to die for being stupid or troubled. Reply
Report Abuse 0 2 Nightbiker Sep 5, 2011 8:08 AM About 6 hours ago Are you serious? What song would you be singing if the dimwit had pulled HIS trigger first? Close range to a shotgun, the cop wouldn't have stood much of a chance. I hope that the only reason he didn't hit him in the chest is because his arm was in the way (holding his shotgun). Reply
Report Abuse 0 0 hardraada Sep 5, 2011 10:13 AM About 4 hours ago heh. I did not say so in my own post (below) but if Officer Houston did NOT hit the man's arm because - as both you and I speculate - the arm was in front of his chest, then Officer Houston needs to go to the shooting range all right. To practice more. Reply
Report Abuse 1 1 beakie Sep 5, 2011 6:16 AM About 8 hours ago That's strange, usually the angry guy with the gun doesn't let the wife use the phone and go outside to talk to people.
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Report Abuse 0 4 WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 12:45 PM About 2 hours ago beakie, I know the story as written does not add up. I also disagree he pointed the gun "at" them... chances are he did not see them and just turned towards them. He has no record at all and that's pretty significant at his age. Reply
Report Abuse 0 3 hardraada Sep 5, 2011 6:26 AM About 8 hours ago WTFIUWSPT "...People make stupid mistakes, they should not die for them..."
Perhaps you're just a much nicer person than I am. I don't think pointing a shotgun at a law enforcement officer is just "a stupid mistake" and yes, you SHOULD have to die for it. The man got off lucky. I assume the officer was shooting at center-mass but a man holding a shotgun has his arms in front of his chest.
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Report Abuse 2 5 SlantedTimes Sep 5, 2011 8:26 AM About 6 hours ago Honey, that fool above is voxy. She is anything BUT a nice person. Reply
Report Abuse 1 2 hardraada Sep 5, 2011 10:04 AM About 4 hours ago I know. I was trying to be polite. I do that once a day. Reply
Report Abuse 1 2 WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 12:28 PM About 2 hours ago hardraada, it's not wasted. Try it as often as five times a day. Reply
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WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 2:30 PM Less than a minute ago Do you know me, slanted times? Ever spoken to me? If not then you know what you are doing, correct? Fabricating. Kindly stuff it.
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Report Abuse luvstpete Sep 5, 2011 7:42 AM About 7 hours ago I hope his wife has the good sense to leave him and never look back. Next time he may kill her.
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Report Abuse 0 4 repete Sep 5, 2011 9:26 AM About 5 hours ago 3 Officers Dead news at 11, this should have been quick 3 Officers respond to domestic battery call warned by wife man has gun, man with gun point it at officers,all 3 Officers open fire at gunman, gunman dead on sceen of multiple gunshot wounds news at 11.
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Report Abuse 1 0 south suwannee county Sep 5, 2011 9:30 AM About 5 hours ago WTFIUWSPT how about calling the hospital he is on and agree to pay his medical bills, he pointed a gun at a officer he should be dead not having the tax payors taking care of him a few years in prison and will right back out to start over rehab does not work
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Report Abuse 2 0 WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 12:53 PM About 2 hours ago ssc, nice user name?? Aren't you the same one calling for the death penalty for the kid who left his car running by accident? So perhaps you enjoy some bias towards death. As well, wtf you talkin bout? Florida prisons have no rehab. Reply
Report Abuse 0 0 south suwannee county Sep 5, 2011 1:57 PM About 1 hour ago you need to reread my post on the kid he should be charge i have no problem with the death penalty should be use faster Reply
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WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 2:36 PM Less than a minute ago mr/ms ssc, I am normally the last one to point out spelling. I just wonder if you are aware of your very frequent misspellings? I wonder where you were a ff/medic because here in tampa they require at LEAST a GED. Please don't take this as an insult as I said I don't personally care if y ou misspell your own name. I just wonder if there is a place for ff/medics where the standards are even lower than Tampa and Hillsborough County? As well, are you employed again? Just curious. And not in a mean way. Please don't misconstrue my comments.
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Report Abuse south suwannee county Sep 5, 2011 1:59 PM About 1 hour ago as for as my user name that is were i retired to after 27 years as a ff/medic Reply
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WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 2:31 PM Less than a minute ago whoo. BIG surprise there. I love that lust for the death penalty from a supposed "first responder" responsible for "saving lives". So incongruous.
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Report Abuse Mr Kitty Sep 5, 2011 1:11 PM About 1 hour ago Now why assume he can't pay his own bills? Reply
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WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 2:33 PM Less than a minute ago Mr. Kitty and also assuming I haven't already called and given them my debit card ...
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Report Abuse lanienus Sep 5, 2011 10:35 AM About 4 hours ago It's always smart to be walking around with a SHOTGUN when police arrive on domestic calls. Perhaps a machette in the other hand would add to the fashion statement. This keeps officers alert and lets hem know you are not just another brick in the wall.
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Report Abuse 1 0 WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 12:53 PM About 2 hours ago that is kind of a funny statement. lol. Reply
Report Abuse 0 0 lillapoyka Sep 5, 2011 10:41 AM About 4 hours ago too bad the cops didn't kill him. I'm sure I'm footing the bill for his healthcare.
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Report Abuse 2 0 WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 12:55 PM About 2 hours ago wait, hardraada, you display so much common sense on the "drano teen" (could see that one coming .. what kid has more than what's under the kitchen sink?) but this guy deserves to die? What? For losing it once in 34 years ?
You DO SEE these thugs, right? Look at the people at your fire station and in your ambulances.... THUGS. Make no mistake. And many are also short clearly opening the door for short guy syndrome.
BEWARE and read down to south suwannee county.
Man shot by Tampa police
By David DeCamp, Times staff writer
Posted: Sep 04, 2011 09:59 PM
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A Tampa man was wounded Sunday night after he pointed a shotgun at officers who responded to a domestic dispute, police said.
The officers approached a home in the 1300 block of W Grace Street about 9:15 p.m. after a woman's 911 call, Assistant Police Chief Marc Hamlin said. During the 911 call, the woman was whispering into the phone and said someone in the house had a gun.
Three officers went to the house, and the woman came outside. That's when the officers saw a man with a shotgun, Hamlin said. The man pointed it at one of the officers, who shot him in the arm, Hamlin added.
Christopher Labrado, 34, suffered wounds that aren't life threatening, police said. It was Labrado's wife who made the 911 call, according to Hamlin.
Hamlin identified the officer involved as Carlos Houston, a six-year veteran who has been a Tampa officer for three years.
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lvnthedream Sep 5, 2011 2:39 AM About 12 hours ago Terrible tragedy that a man was killed most likely because he was drunk, high, or stoned. I feel bad for the officers, family, girlfriend, and all involved. I am glad that no police, or anyone else involved was injured or hurt. Condolences to the family.
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Report Abuse 9 0 LiberalDem Sep 5, 2011 1:37 PM About 1 hour ago Drunk, high stoned and/or stupid are some of the best reasons I know to shoot a man aiming a shotgun at you. Heck just the fact he aimed the shot gun would be good enuff for me. Reply
Report Abuse 1 0 Mr Kitty Sep 5, 2011 3:17 AM About 11 hours ago It's nice to know that people who comment on articles are continuing in the fine tradition of not actually reading the articles. It's says that his injuries are not life threatening. AND you mind numbing twit, it was his wife not his girlfriend. And to automatically assume that the person was high, drunk or stoned (by the way being high and stoned are the same thing genius)just displays your own preconceived bias and ignorance.
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Report Abuse 0 12 WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 4:01 AM About 10 hours ago Mr. Kitty, don't hold back none here at the st pete times, it's a free for all ... (wink wink) Reply
Report Abuse 2 3 inthekeyofebminor Sep 5, 2011 6:49 AM About 8 hours ago LOL on that! Reply
Report Abuse 0 3 hardraada Sep 5, 2011 10:10 AM About 4 hours ago Mr Kitty, don't be too hard on lvnthedream. We all know there will be stupid comments here. There will be ignorance displayed. Lack of reading skills. Bigotry. But, thanks to lvnthedream, we got all that out of the way right off! He's done us a great service. I'll do us two more: HITLER and OBAMA. There. Whew! Can we move on now? Reply
Report Abuse 0 2 WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 4:04 AM About 10 hours ago Officer Houston, thank you for not killing this man. I know it may have been an accident but if not, I appreciate that you could have and did not. People make stupid mistakes, they should not die for them and hopefully we'll never hear from Mr. Labrado again .... hope he learned a lesson and was not suicidal and that everything will turn out well for him. Take your fellow officers up to the range and show them the other parts on the body target to go for. Don't let them leave until they can go for something that is NOT a vital organ every time..
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Report Abuse 9 2 WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 4:05 AM About 10 hours ago Officer Houston, thank you for not killing this man. I know it may have been an accident but if not, I appreciate that you could have and did not. People make stupid mistakes, they should not die for them and hopefully we'll never hear from Mr. Labrado again .... hope he learned a lesson and was not suicidal and that everything will turn out well for him. Take your fellow officers up to the range and show them the other parts on the body target to go for. Don't let them leave until they can go for something that is NOT a vital organ every time..
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Report Abuse 4 0 Nightbiker Sep 5, 2011 8:08 AM About 6 hours ago Are you serious? What song would you be singing if the dimwit had pulled HIS trigger first? Close range to a shotgun, the cop wouldn't have stood much of a chance. I hope that the only reason he didn't hit him in the chest is because his arm was in the way (holding his shotgun). Reply
Report Abuse 1 4 WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 12:43 PM About 2 hours ago At or towards?? Big difference. To wit: "she came outside to talk and that's when officers saw man with shotgun." Did he see THEM? Or turn to look towards them? ergo gun moved with him? TPD cops are in serious need of more training. I've read their manual searching for why they don't know what drug houses look like. I've seen little tiny cops like bill dill call out nine cops over a boundary dispute where no one was armed or even angry. WTF? Only three cops here for a shot gun?The lady was walking around freely and using the phone. Something more to this story. It's a bad neighborhood and street but labrado has no record. Houston is a six year vet but only 3 years as an officer? I agree it was probably an accidental shooting in the arm. But there is much hyperbole when guns are involved. Get a grip. The man if distraught, did not deserve to die for being stupid or troubled. Reply
Report Abuse 0 2 Nightbiker Sep 5, 2011 8:08 AM About 6 hours ago Are you serious? What song would you be singing if the dimwit had pulled HIS trigger first? Close range to a shotgun, the cop wouldn't have stood much of a chance. I hope that the only reason he didn't hit him in the chest is because his arm was in the way (holding his shotgun). Reply
Report Abuse 0 0 hardraada Sep 5, 2011 10:13 AM About 4 hours ago heh. I did not say so in my own post (below) but if Officer Houston did NOT hit the man's arm because - as both you and I speculate - the arm was in front of his chest, then Officer Houston needs to go to the shooting range all right. To practice more. Reply
Report Abuse 1 1 beakie Sep 5, 2011 6:16 AM About 8 hours ago That's strange, usually the angry guy with the gun doesn't let the wife use the phone and go outside to talk to people.
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Report Abuse 0 4 WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 12:45 PM About 2 hours ago beakie, I know the story as written does not add up. I also disagree he pointed the gun "at" them... chances are he did not see them and just turned towards them. He has no record at all and that's pretty significant at his age. Reply
Report Abuse 0 3 hardraada Sep 5, 2011 6:26 AM About 8 hours ago WTFIUWSPT "...People make stupid mistakes, they should not die for them..."
Perhaps you're just a much nicer person than I am. I don't think pointing a shotgun at a law enforcement officer is just "a stupid mistake" and yes, you SHOULD have to die for it. The man got off lucky. I assume the officer was shooting at center-mass but a man holding a shotgun has his arms in front of his chest.
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Report Abuse 2 5 SlantedTimes Sep 5, 2011 8:26 AM About 6 hours ago Honey, that fool above is voxy. She is anything BUT a nice person. Reply
Report Abuse 1 2 hardraada Sep 5, 2011 10:04 AM About 4 hours ago I know. I was trying to be polite. I do that once a day. Reply
Report Abuse 1 2 WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 12:28 PM About 2 hours ago hardraada, it's not wasted. Try it as often as five times a day. Reply
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WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 2:30 PM Less than a minute ago Do you know me, slanted times? Ever spoken to me? If not then you know what you are doing, correct? Fabricating. Kindly stuff it.
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Report Abuse luvstpete Sep 5, 2011 7:42 AM About 7 hours ago I hope his wife has the good sense to leave him and never look back. Next time he may kill her.
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Report Abuse 0 4 repete Sep 5, 2011 9:26 AM About 5 hours ago 3 Officers Dead news at 11, this should have been quick 3 Officers respond to domestic battery call warned by wife man has gun, man with gun point it at officers,all 3 Officers open fire at gunman, gunman dead on sceen of multiple gunshot wounds news at 11.
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Report Abuse 1 0 south suwannee county Sep 5, 2011 9:30 AM About 5 hours ago WTFIUWSPT how about calling the hospital he is on and agree to pay his medical bills, he pointed a gun at a officer he should be dead not having the tax payors taking care of him a few years in prison and will right back out to start over rehab does not work
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Report Abuse 2 0 WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 12:53 PM About 2 hours ago ssc, nice user name?? Aren't you the same one calling for the death penalty for the kid who left his car running by accident? So perhaps you enjoy some bias towards death. As well, wtf you talkin bout? Florida prisons have no rehab. Reply
Report Abuse 0 0 south suwannee county Sep 5, 2011 1:57 PM About 1 hour ago you need to reread my post on the kid he should be charge i have no problem with the death penalty should be use faster Reply
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WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 2:36 PM Less than a minute ago mr/ms ssc, I am normally the last one to point out spelling. I just wonder if you are aware of your very frequent misspellings? I wonder where you were a ff/medic because here in tampa they require at LEAST a GED. Please don't take this as an insult as I said I don't personally care if y ou misspell your own name. I just wonder if there is a place for ff/medics where the standards are even lower than Tampa and Hillsborough County? As well, are you employed again? Just curious. And not in a mean way. Please don't misconstrue my comments.
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Report Abuse south suwannee county Sep 5, 2011 1:59 PM About 1 hour ago as for as my user name that is were i retired to after 27 years as a ff/medic Reply
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WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 2:31 PM Less than a minute ago whoo. BIG surprise there. I love that lust for the death penalty from a supposed "first responder" responsible for "saving lives". So incongruous.
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Report Abuse Mr Kitty Sep 5, 2011 1:11 PM About 1 hour ago Now why assume he can't pay his own bills? Reply
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WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 2:33 PM Less than a minute ago Mr. Kitty and also assuming I haven't already called and given them my debit card ...
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Report Abuse lanienus Sep 5, 2011 10:35 AM About 4 hours ago It's always smart to be walking around with a SHOTGUN when police arrive on domestic calls. Perhaps a machette in the other hand would add to the fashion statement. This keeps officers alert and lets hem know you are not just another brick in the wall.
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Report Abuse 1 0 WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 12:53 PM About 2 hours ago that is kind of a funny statement. lol. Reply
Report Abuse 0 0 lillapoyka Sep 5, 2011 10:41 AM About 4 hours ago too bad the cops didn't kill him. I'm sure I'm footing the bill for his healthcare.
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Report Abuse 2 0 WTFIUWSPT Sep 5, 2011 12:55 PM About 2 hours ago wait, hardraada, you display so much common sense on the "drano teen" (could see that one coming .. what kid has more than what's under the kitchen sink?) but this guy deserves to die? What? For losing it once in 34 years ?
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