CPD Supt. David Brown announces charges in fatal shooting of Officer Ella French.

[TheGrumpyGuy]

And apparently there is some truth to 'the guns are coming from Indiana'...

All 3 need to fry

 

[KellyinAvon]

Just heard on Fox they arrested one for the straw purchase for the murdering felon.

Wait, I thought felonious thugs from Chicago just went to Indiana where there aren’t background checks.

 

[BigRed]

In Indy, Judge Shatrese M. Flowers would have these thugs back on the street already.

 

[Hatin Since 87]

**** ***** ****** ******.

 

[BigRed]

Just heard on Fox they arrested one for the straw purchase for the murdering felon.

Wait, I thought felonious thugs from Chicago just went to Indiana where there aren’t background checks.

So the thugs ignored the background check laws?

 

[DoggyDaddy]

**** ***** ****** ******.

I can't tell if you're trying to be more like Big Red, or more like jamil. I'm guessing Big Red, since it would have been a much longer post if it was jamil.

 

[Hatin Since 87]

I can't tell if you're trying to be more like Big Red, or more like jamil. I'm guessing Big Red, since it would have been a much longer post if it was jamil.

Just pisses me off, honestly. She has a damn 2 month old baby, and no protests in her name. If she shot him, Chicago would be burning.

 

[gregr]

And apparently there is some truth to 'the guns are coming from Indiana'...

All 3 need to fry

Doesn`t mater where the guns are coming from, it`s the illegal activity that has to be spotlighted. Period.

 

[gregr]

So the thugs ignored the background check laws?

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But...the guns are coming from Indiana...

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Just pisses me off, honestly. She has a damn 2 month old baby, and no protests in her name. If she shot him, Chicago would be burning.

Absolutely.

 

[Ark]

****hole city isn't worth a single cop's life in 2021.

 

[spec4]

Illinois needs to bring back the death penalty and use it.

 

[rooster]

Just pisses me off, honestly. She has a damn 2 month old baby, and no protests in her name. If she shot him, Chicago would be burning.

Let’s have one then, soon as they bail out or get cut loose let’s have a good old fashioned protest.

I’m down, I’ll even help organize

 

[PistolBob]

In Indy, Judge Shatrese M. Flowers would have these thugs back on the street already.

With a name like Shatrese...ya know it's gotta be good.

 

[marvin02]

Indiana man charged with making straw purchase of gun used in weekend’s fatal shooting of a Chicago police officer

Indiana man charged with making straw purchase of gun used in weekend’s fatal shooting of a Chicago police officer

The gun used to kill Chicago police Officer Ella French during a traffic stop Saturday was bought in a sham purchase by an Indiana man on behalf of another man, who was in the car French and her pa…

www.chicagotribune.com

 

[TheGrumpyGuy]

Indiana man charged with making straw purchase of gun used in weekend’s fatal shooting of a Chicago police officer

Indiana man charged with making straw purchase of gun used in weekend’s fatal shooting of a Chicago police officer

The gun used to kill Chicago police Officer Ella French during a traffic stop Saturday was bought in a sham purchase by an Indiana man on behalf of another man, who was in the car French and her pa…

www.chicagotribune.com

Sad thing is the scumbag KNEW he was giving/selling the gun to a known felon . ************ needs to be handed the same life in prison sentence as the other 2 **** bags

 

[Ark]

Indiana man charged with making straw purchase of gun used in weekend’s fatal shooting of a Chicago police officer

Indiana man charged with making straw purchase of gun used in weekend’s fatal shooting of a Chicago police officer

The gun used to kill Chicago police Officer Ella French during a traffic stop Saturday was bought in a sham purchase by an Indiana man on behalf of another man, who was in the car French and her pa…

www.chicagotribune.com

Oh no, who could have predicted straw buying guns for criminals to use could have consequences?

 

[BehindBlueI's]

Just pisses me off, honestly. She has a damn 2 month old baby, and no protests in her name. If she shot him, Chicago would be burning.

Without taking away from the tragedy, she didn't have any children. That was apparently something some media outlet saw on social media and then ran with without confirming it.

She'll be forgotten about once the headlines are gone. Nobody outside a select few will remember or care. There will be no stickers on athlete's helmets for her.

 

[Hatin Since 87]

Without taking away from the tragedy, she didn't have any children. That was apparently something some media outlet saw on social media and then ran with without confirming it.

She'll be forgotten about once the headlines are gone. Nobody outside a select few will remember or care. There will be no stickers on athlete's helmets for her.

Thanks. I read she had a 2 month old and just returned from maternity leave. It’s heartbreaking enough she was shot and killed, but after reading that I couldn’t take reading further.


As to the last statement, it shows where our society is heading when we amplify criminals deaths and hear their names until it’s burnt into our brains, but officers are never mentioned outside of the initial reporting. We have Memorial Day for fallen soldiers, we really need some sort of Memorial Day for fallen officers... not that it would make people respect them more or change societies behavior, but it would show there are still those of us that appreciate their sacrifices and honor their deaths.

 

[BehindBlueI's]

As to the last statement, it shows where our society is heading when we amplify criminals deaths and hear their names until it’s burnt into our brains, but officers are never mentioned outside of the initial reporting.

Ever hear of Bonnie and Clyde?
Name a policeman they killed. If you know the name of *any* officer involved it's probably Frank Hamer, the Ranger who is credited with tracking them down.

It's not a new phenomena in that regard. And not just cops, B&C killed a lot of folks, and I certainly don't know their names. I don't know what that says about society, but it goes back pretty far. I bet you can name more famous pirates than you admirals from the same time period.

But we're definitely seeing a concerted attack on the credibility of law enforcement from both domestic and global sources via twisting of narratives. I don't know that it's unique in history, I tend to doubt it, but with the global media and ease of communication now it's likely more effective than it's ever been in the past.