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    http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/02/21...e-officer.html

    "Authorities said a Louisiana woman “made a big difference” Sunday when she jumped on a suspect’s back to save a police officer from a brutal beatdown.

    Vickie Williams-Tillman, 56, was being hailed as a hero, The Advocate reported. Williams-Tillman was driving to a store, listening to gospel music on her radio, when she spotted the Baton Rouge officer and the suspect.

    Baton Rouge police spokesman Sgt. L’Jean McKneely said the suspect grabbed the officer’s baton and repeatedly bashed him on the head with it, and also tried to grab the officer’s gun.

    "I could see in his eyes he needed help," Williams-Tillman told The Advocate. "You don't have time to think about it … I did what God needed me to do."

    Bennett was arrested on aggravated batters, disarming a police officer, battery on a police offer, resisting an officer with violence, possession of cocaine and possession drug paraphernalia charges.

    The police officer suffered a few wounds to his head. Williams-Tillman injured her wrist.

    The officer and Williams-Tillman embraced in a hug after they were both treated at the hospital."

    Citizens stepping in to help the good guys is really heart warming. The fact that they haven't charged the bastard with attempted murder for reaching for the cops gun is a shame. Little piece of shit deserves to never see the light of day.

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    Come on Lewk you know they save the "he totally reached for my gun" charge for when they kill someone they shouldn't have killed. It has to be used sparingly if it is to be effective.
    "One day, we shall die. All the other days, we shall live."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aimless View Post
    Come on Lewk you know they save the "he totally reached for my gun" charge for when they kill someone they shouldn't have killed. It has to be used sparingly if it is to be effective.
    That's absurd. It should be used every time the criminal attempts to grab an officer anywhere near the vicinity of his gun. It is like you want this piece of shit to spend less time in prison. Something I don't understand at all unless you really don't care about public safety in America. (Which I suppose is possible).

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