Cop killer faces LIFE or DEATH. |
Seara Burton, 28, responded to a call from other officers to help with a traffic stop of a suspicious suspect on a moped. The police officer was a K-9 handler and she was dispatched. The dog did an open-air sniff.
While engaging with the terrorist, he pulled out a firearm and shot Burton in the head. The responding officers gave chase and did shoot the terrorist. He was caught and taken to a Dayton hospital to be treated for his injuries. The terrorist is released and now placed in the Wayne County lockup awaiting a trial date.
Burton was expected to marry her fiance Sierra Neal. That will not come.
As the family decided to take her off life support, they said that she is still a hero. Her organs will be donated and the family will prepare for a proper burial.
The Richmond Police, Dayton Police, Montgomery County Sheriffs, Wayne County Sheriffs, Indiana State Police and Ohio State Patrol will honor Burton through a small travel procession.
The terrorist is a life long criminal. He is a 47-year old white man who been in trouble with the law since his teen years. He had just got out of the iron college and was not allowed to own firearms.
He was given a $1 million get out free card with cash only. He is expected to face a judge in a new preliminary hearing in which now the DEATH card is on the table.
The terrorist is facing LIFE or DEATH for this incident.
Richmond Police officer Seara Burton was shot responding to a traffic stop. |
Burton's family knew that she wanted to help her community. She joined the Richmond Police in 2018 and was promoted to be a handler of a K-9. She loved the community, Sierra and the family.
The suspect is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Let's go down the list of many deadly encounters for police and first responders.
1, Routine traffic stop.
2. Answering a domestic violence or a mentally ill call.
3. Animal (cat, dog, coyote, bear or rabid animal attack).
4. Water rescue (ice, high water or flash flooding).
5. Mass shooting.
6. Friendly fire.
7. Traffic control.
8. High speed pursuits.
9. Exposure to biohazards/pathogens (HIV, STDs, food, blood, vomit, monkeypox or COVID-19).
10. Swatting (including making false statements, hostage negotiations and criminal damaging).
11. Weather (tornadoes, hurricanes, wildfires and blizzards).
12. Stress (suicide, domestic issues at home, alcohol abuse, corruption, racism or harassment).
Every community in the United States will eventually have a legacy. A legacy of tragedy. Gun violence, monkeypox and COVID-19 will affect your town, your family and your life. So I don't want to hear that bullshit about how gun reform is taking away your rights to own firearms.
Burton will be laid to rest soon. |
Remember #3 means: The "good guy with a gun" better be prepared to die if they want to stop a shooter.
The website Officer Down is a memorial to those who were killed in the line of duty. Those who don't get their names mentioned in the junk food media. Also the website the National Gun Violence Memorial also keeps record of the many individuals killed by gun violence.
Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (Lifeline) at 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or 988, or text the Crisis Text Line (text HELLO to 741741). Both services are free and available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The deaf and hard of hearing can contact the Lifeline via TTY at 1-800-799-4889. All calls are confidential. Contact social media outlets directly if you are concerned about a friend’s social media updates or dial 911 in an emergency. Learn more on the Lifeline’s website or the Crisis Text Line’s website.
The call number to the U.S. Capitol is now going to be used. This is the official phone number, 202-224-3121. Let them know that "thoughts and prayers," "hearts going to" and "good guys with guns" are no longer acceptable and you want legislation to curb gun violence.
GUN VIOLENCE IS THE NUMBER ONE PROBLEM IN THE UNITED STATES.
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