Re: Execution: Jeffrey D. Williams

[J.D. Baldwin]

In the previous article, David Carson <da...@neosoft.com> wrote:
> Williams exited the car. Blando then approached him with his weapon
> drawn. Blando confronted Williams and attempted to handcuff
> him. While they were struggling, Williams drew a gun from under his
> shirt and shot Blando in the chest. Blando also fired his gun, but
> missed. Williams then ran away. Blando was able to return to his
> car and operate a switch to summon emergency help. An ambulance
> arrived 19 minutes later.

That's appalling.

> He was wearing one handcuff [...]

It's obvious what you mean, but this sure sounds weird.

> Officer Blando's death prompted an investigation into the why it
> took 19 minutes for an ambulance to arrive after he summoned for
> emergency help. As a result of the investigation, two Houston Fire
> Department ambulance dispatchers, two supervisors, and Fire
> Department Chief Lester Tyra were suspended.[1]

Well, okay, then.

> As is always the case when a cop killer is executed, a crowd of
> police officers made the trip to Huntsville for Williams'
> execution. Members of the Thin Blue Line [...]

Oh, the irony.

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[Lanskee Shuru]

On Thursday, May 16, 2013 12:08:30 PM UTC-4, David Carson wrote:
>a Thin Blue Line [...] > >And, this happened at 9pm. Even if Blando was wearing his badge around his neck, how was Williams supposed to see it? And this whole business of using plainclothes officers in unmarked cars to find stolen vehicles, with instructions to come out with their gun drawn when they find one, sounds idiotic to me. David Carson -- Dead or Alive Data Base http://www.doadb.com


Better might have been an order to lie down face flat with hands behind head while backup was called.

[David Carson]

Where did you get the impression Blando was in some kind of danger before
he got out of his car with his gun drawn? Or are you just trolling?

[BobF]

On Thu, 16 May 2013 22:25:29 -0500, "News" <m...@sb.net> shouted from the
highest rooftop:

>x-no-archive: yes
>
>You are totally obsessed with posting almost no other deaths except State
>executions.

Another symptom of Asperger's to got along with the lack of
self-awaerenets:

* No sense of irony


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[Loon Rockwell]

On 5/16/2013 10:25 PM, News wrote:
> x-no-archive: yes
>
> You are totally obsessed

Rich.

[Mr. Truth]

The killer knew he was driving a stolen car and had committed more than
one felony. Fuck him.
One less Democrat voter, compliments of Huntsville Prison.Yippee Ki yay.

[Mr. Truth]

On 05/16/2013 08:25 PM, News wrote:
> x-no-archive: yes
>

> You are totally obsessed with posting almost no other deaths except
> State executions.

> I think they [executions] are depriving the perp of getting to spend all
> his time in a tiny 8x10 hole with little to do to occupy his time. And
> he gets to think about what he did to deserve that punishment for
> possibly 4 or 5 decades.
> I think that's the worst possible punishment (excluding physical or
> mental torture) you could do to a person.
> Executing him let's him off the hook.
>
If we hung them from a hook, that would be acceptable. But,we can't do
that so liquidating them is good.