LEO's please stay vigilant, you never know what might happen

[Henry455]

TOMAH, Wisconsin - Monore County, Wisconsin District Attorney Dan Cary says officers were justified in shooting and killing a suspect in a shootout April 22nd.


Investigators say a shooting earlier in the day led to a traffic stop that ended in the shooting of 28 year old Seth McCloskey.


Dash cam video shows McCloskey exiting his truck, pulling a pistol and firing on four officers who responded to the call.


McCloskey was hit several times as he retreated to the truck, which was rolling away from him.


Many more rounds from the officers can be seen hitting the vehicle.


One officer, Josh Kenworthy, was struck in the foot by one of the shots.


No one else was hurt.


Tomah Police are waiting for forensic tests to determine is McCloskey was involved in an earlier drive by shooting or to 10 other drive by shootings in Illinois and Wisconsin.

 

[FireEMSPolice]

Dumbass forgot to put his getaway ride in park.


He got what was coming to him.

 

[emtanderson51]

holy crap! who had the gatling gun on the dash!!??

 

[remote_medic]

It looks like a police officer forgot to put his/her ride in park also...

 

[RMBROWN]

Holy shit batman...that guy deserved it tho.... :yes:

 

[CrownVic97]

One of the bullets hit the scumbag's cap (or maybe it was a bullet exiting the head and then through the cap). Crazy video, but way to go, officers! Another waste of blood and flesh off the streets...

 

[SemperFi1182]

Holy shit batman...that guy deserved it tho.... :yes:

very well said lol

 

[Station 3]

Deserves what the SOB got!

 

[11b101abn]

Lol. Good stuff.


Killing people IS a part of LE . Telling the court you did it to stop the threat is what you say in public.


Too many officers now dont have the stones to drop people when it's appropriate.

 

[Phillyrube]

Lol. Good stuff.

Killing people IS a part of LE . Telling the court you did it to stop the threat is what you say in public.


Too many officers now dont have the stones to drop people when it's appropriate.

And this frightens me.....fortunately, in the last 2 OIS we had, it was officers with 1-2 years on the street, and they did well as warriors.