Now They're Using The Patrol Cars As Weapons!

Athens-Clarke County Police doing damage control after a cop mowed down a fleeing suspect.

It happened in Tulsa.

It happened in Dayton.

It happened in Charlotte.

It happens in Athens, Georgia.

The law is now using their patrol cars as weapons to stop fleeing suspects.

In the consolidated community of Athens-Clarke County cop decided to stop a fleeing suspect using his patrol car. Then he decided to threaten more abuse when the suspect complained in pain.

Dirty cop and his partner threaten more abuse on injured suspect. The cop used his patrol car as a weapon.

The cop, Taylor Saulters was fired out the cannon after he was caught intentionally running down a fleeing suspect.

Timmy Patmon, a Black man was fleeing the police on a probation violation.

As he was running away, Saulters maneuvered his vehicle to an angle whereas Patmon ended up landing on the hood before he tasted the concrete.

A woman who was in the background screaming that his actions were callous.

Dirty cop fired for using excessive force.

 The police chief agreed.

"After reviewing the officers’ body camera footage, and all the other facts and circumstances of this case, Chief Scott Freeman terminated the employment of Officer Taylor Saulters."

Scott Freeman put Saulters in the cannon and fired his ass out. The officer did not follow protocol in the matter.

Patmon suffered minor injuries and was treated at a local hospital before he was taken to the county lockup.

As I said it one too many times, "Bad cops are going to get good cops killed."