Columbus Ohio cop found guilty of murder after shooting unarmed man exiting a garage, officer believed victim's keys were "silver revolver", [cop's history; 90+ complaints, abusive and excessive use of force]

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[u/hinnsvartingi]

I mean if I made a split second decision to shoot someone coming out of their house with their Keyes in their hands I’d be thrown under the jail.

Should be the same treatment no matter if you’re a cop or not. PERIOD

[u/WildRide1041 → u/hinnsvartingi]

Half way down I had to disagree. Yes you or I would be thrown under the jail.

But cops have training. They're expected to take an oath, tho what is said in that oath may be questionable, they're sworn civil servants.

Punishment IMO should be more severe. I know for a fact that a postal worker is reprimanded for bee stings if reported and cosmetologist can go to jail for a bad perm.

https://youtu.be/FxKqgEOxlow?si=reC6UW7r8kNvXjjZ

[u/vandalayindustris]

Every cop should have murder charges when they take a life unjustified. Think before you shoot you blue lives matter Pigs! Police in the US have too much leeway in taking a life.

[u/Pokioh389 → u/vandalayindustris]

It never fails that after they shoot someone multiple times, they still stand there, giving commands smfh.

I shot you 4 times center body, "Now roll over on your stomach and show your hands!"

[u/Lawls91 → u/vandalayindustris]

Completely agree, too many of these swine think they're judge Dredd. I feel like the public's opinion is starting to shift from always seeing cops as the infallible "good guys".

[u/real-m-f-in-talk]

• Officer Adam Coy was diagnosed with cancer in 2023 and underwent treatment.

• Adam Coy was free on $1 million bond, facing 15-years to life in prison after conviction.

• 2nd officer told investigators, before the shooting they were standing outside the house trying to determine why Hill was at the location.

• Columbus agreed to $10 million wrongful death settlement.

• Body-Camera1 - GRAPHIC Body-Cam Video - Columbus officer Adam Coy fatally shooting Andre Hill.

• NewsVid - Ohio officer Adam Coy convicted of murder in shooting unarmed man.

[u/PrideOfMokum]

A pig is a pig is a pig

[u/bradicality → u/[deleted]]

🥾👅

[u/Slushicetastegood]

[u/Spirited-Reputation6]

[u/pitamandan → u/Spirited-Reputation6]

For those who didn’t see his testimony, it was almost 100% like this. Tried to act like he feared for his life, “I didn’t want to die a few days before Christmas”.

If that isn’t a fabricated defense line I don’t know what is. Christmas ain’t got shit to do with being afraid to die.

[u/vinfinite → u/pitamandan]

It’s beyond me how he can say he was worried and didn’t want to die before Christmas but he KILLED a man before Christmas and the man did nothing besides being black and having car keys on him. Ridiculous fucking human being, not remorseful at all.

[u/Low-Spirit6436 → u/pitamandan]

Sounds like he's good dying before New Years eve? Thanksgiving? Spring Break? 4th of July? Mothers day?Juneteenth? Opening day of Baseball? Sharknado week? Just saying

[u/Practical_Meanin888]

Why is the coward crying?

[u/Nacho_Papi → u/Practical_Meanin888]

Cause he was scared of an acorn, I mean, some keys.

[u/dontclickdontdickit]

Yeah I prefer to be shot before Easter. No one cares about that holiday

[u/deathtothegrift]

I don’t feel bad for the guy one bit but he was definitely failed by the system.

With all those complaints, etc., he was doomed to eventually do something like this. He shouldn’t have been a cop. And that’s why Columbus paid 10 million to the victim’s family.

[u/HairlessHoudini]

A cop with over 90 abuse complaints shouldn't be a cop anymore. He should have been fired a long time ago and it would have saved a life

[u/angryve]

”This sent a message to every officer in this county that your split second decision can now be led to murder.”

Good! Thats quite literally how it should be. I’m so sick of cops being hyper casualty averse and then claiming how dangerous their job is means they should be regulated less. You can’t have it both ways. You signed up, willingly, for a position where you knew your life could be in danger. Deal with it like a professional. Between your life and a civilians, the civilians life should be protected. Identify your target with certainty, not “I think it’s a weapon.” Then identify if the person is making aggressive actions towards you. Then, and only then, should you be cleared to shoot.

It shouldn’t be illegal to have a licensed firearm on your own property. Instead, it’s a death sentence if they even THINK you have a gun.

[u/HairlessHoudini]

It's about fucking time, now let's hope the judge doesn't decide to give him probation

[u/scorchgid]

If you didn't want to get shot and you have a happy trigger finger to the point it has you in tears... perhaps reconsider the career of being an American Police officer.

[u/TheShadowCat]

How much do you want to bet that this guy took one of those Killology type training courses?

[u/lovejanetjade]

At least 1 piece of good news this week.

[u/Danavixen]

let him rot

[u/jbpmed]

Stop hiring man children and giving them badges.

[u/Triplesfan]

If I walk to my neighbors’s house and shoot him, can I say ‘I couldn’t see his hands and I thought my life was in danger’? Yea didn’t think so. If it doesn’t work for me, it should not work for you.

[u/intilli4]

Bout Time, these people that work for the police be held accountable

[u/Careless_Educator_21]

once again. what is the purpose the police.

[u/WeHaveToEatHim]

Good riddance. Hopefully we see more examples of juries holding these thugs accountable.

Yes. If the military can somehow manage ROE with live enemy combatants, then somehow I think the local police force will be able to survive having to think more than a second before killing mfers.

[u/whater39]

I'm so sick of hearing cops not rendering medical aid after they shoot someone and secure the scene.

[u/PocketFullOfRondos]

"Mr Coy is dying" yea...he the person he shot is....uh..dead.

[u/Mccobsta]

He had 90+ complaints againts him and he still could be on the streets? WHAT

[u/L0rr3_B0rr3]

Cray how it's noy illegal to have guns in the USA

[u/Sharticus123 → u/L0rr3_B0rr3]

Or keys.

[u/whackinoffintheshed]

who knew pigs could cry?

[u/WillM3s]

Cops who do this should be made to stand in front of a firing squad. Just saying

[u/Dapper-Educator-7494]

[u/tacoofordinner]

Crying because he got caught 😭

[u/LiminalSapien]

Hope this piece of absolute shit rots in general population for the rest of his miserable life.

As to the attorney claiming there’s no win here he is 100% wrong. The fact that he was charged with murder was a win. The fact that he will die in prison away from society is a win. The fact that this will dissuade those more in love with power than justice is a win.

ACAB.

[u/Federal-Durian-1484]

Rittenhouse father?

[u/funko_grails]

Why do they never offer aid. Justified or not. 1 shot or 20. Go through the motions. Try. Nah just leave him.

[u/Rondo1211]

Why becomes a police officer an be crying cause u scared to die lol come on now man !

[u/flinksecond]

Thank god this scum will die in prison.