An officer is shot right in front of a news camera. The entire event is caught on camera including shots fired, officer rescue, SWAT standoff, house fire, helicopter water drops, and more.
The suspect, Kevin Collier, shot his 1-year old daughter, his mother-in-law and then police showed up (me too). Upon arriving, officers were met with gunfire from the suspect who had a rifle of some sort. Officer Jared Slocum was struck in the left temple, where it exited the rear of his skull. He was NOT shot in the neck, as it appears. The suspect then set the house on fire, before shooting himself. The fire department could not approach because officers could not confirm if the suspect was dead or not. Firefighters are not going to walk up to a home with the possibility of a man inside with a rifle. Officers requested Mercy Air for transport, but instead took the wounded officer by ground in a patrol car as it would be much quicker. This was on a dead-end street, so the rescue of having to pass the line of fire was very risky. A gas line explodes at one point (bluish smoke). SWAT set up and work with the fire department to help slow the rate of spread. Two helicopters begin water drops, which I have never seen before on a structure, only brush fires. Officer Slocum is doing well, but has decided to "medically retire" from the El Cajon Police Department, move, and go back to college. The officer who was with him, Officer Tim McFarland, was a rookie at the time and was being trained by Slocum. So if anyone wants to badmouth him, keep in mind he was still learning the ropes and in my opinion did everything right. Officer Slocum's wound, although severe due to the location, had very very little blood loss. So for those appauled that none of us applied pressure, quite frankly it wasn't neccessary and he was capable of doing it himself. And for all you anti-cop commenters, keep in mind, officers are still humans with families. The men and women in this video are excellent officers. Especially Slocum and McFarland.
Former El Cajon Police Chief (at the time) Pat Sprecco said "That'll be used as a training tool for a long time", referring to the footage.
Një oficer është shtënë e drejtë në frontin e një aparat fotografik lajmeve. Ngjarja tërë është kapur në kamera duke përfshirë të shtënat, shpëtim oficerit, SWAT ngecje, zjarri në shtëpi, pika ujit helikopter, dhe më shumë.
I dyshuari, Kevin Collier, qëlloi vajzën e tij 1-vjeçare, nëna e tij-në ligj dhe më pas policia ka treguar deri (më shumë). Pas mbërritjes, policët u takua me armë zjarri nga i dyshuari i cili kishte një pushkë e disa lloj. Oficeri Jared Slocum ishte goditur në tempull majtë, ku ajo doli e pasme të kafkës së tij. Ai nuk ishte qëlluar në qafë, si ajo duket. Dyshojnë pastaj vënë zjarrin shtëpisë, para se të shtënat veten. Zjarrfikësit nuk mund të afrohet, sepse policët nuk mund të konfirmonte nëse i dyshuari kishte vdekur apo jo. Zjarrfikësit nuk do të ecin deri në një shtëpi me mundësinë e një njeriu brenda me një pushkë. Zyrtarët e Air kërkuar mëshirë për transportin, por morën oficerin e plagosur nga toka në një makinë policie si ajo do të jetë shumë më të shpejtë. Kjo ishte në një rrugë të vdekur-fund, kështu shpëtimit e të pasurit për të kaluar vijën e zjarrit ishte shumë e rrezikshme. Një linjë gazi shpërthen në një pikë (tymi kaltërosh). SWAT ngritur dhe të punojë me departamentin e zjarrit për të ndihmuar ngadalësojë normën e përhapjes. Dy helikopterë të fillojnë pika e ujit, të cilat unë kurrë nuk kam parë më parë në një strukturë, vetëm zjarret furçë. Oficeri Slocum është duke bërë mirë, por ka vendosur që të "dalë në pension mjekesore" nga Departamenti Cajon El Policisë, lëvizje, dhe të kthehemi në kolegj. Oficeri që ishte me të, Zyrtar Tim McFarland, ishte një rishtar në atë kohë dhe ishte duke u trajnuar nga Slocum. Pra, nëse dikush dëshiron të shpif për atë, mbani në mend se ai ishte ende të mësuarit litarë dhe në mendimin tim të drejtë çdo gjë e bëri. Zyrtari Slocum plagë, edhe pse të rënda për shkak të lokacionit, kishte shumë humbje shumë pak gjak. Pra, për ata appauled që asnjë prej nesh të aplikuar presion, krejt sinqerisht nuk ishte domosdoshëm për mbijetesë dhe ai ishte në gjendje për të bërë atë vetë. Dhe për të gjithë ju anti-polic Commenters, mbani në mend, oficerët janë ende njerëzit me familjet. Burrat dhe gratë në këtë video janë oficerë të shkëlqyera. Sidomos Slocum dhe McFarland.
Ish-shefi i policisë El Cajon (në atë kohë) Pat Sprecco tha: "Kjo do të përdoret si një mjet trajnimi për një kohë të gjatë", duke iu referuar pamjet.
An officer is shot right in front of a news camera. The entire event is caught on camera including shots fired, officer rescue, SWAT standoff, house fire, helicopter water drops, and more.
The suspect, Kevin Collier, shot his 1-year old daughter, his mother-in-law and then police showed up (me too). Upon arriving, officers were met with gunfire from the suspect who had a rifle of some sort. Officer Jared Slocum was struck in the left temple, where it exited the rear of his skull. He was NOT shot in the neck, as it appears. The suspect then set the house on fire, before shooting himself. The fire department could not approach because officers could not confirm if the suspect was dead or not. Firefighters are not going to walk up to a home with the possibility of a man inside with a rifle. Officers requested Mercy Air for transport, but instead took the wounded officer by ground in a patrol car as it would be much quicker. This was on a dead-end street, so the rescue of having to pass the line of fire was very risky. A gas line explodes at one point (bluish smoke). SWAT set up and work with the fire department to help slow the rate of spread. Two helicopters begin water drops, which I have never seen before on a structure, only brush fires. Officer Slocum is doing well, but has decided to "medically retire" from the El Cajon Police Department, move, and go back to college. The officer who was with him, Officer Tim McFarland, was a rookie at the time and was being trained by Slocum. So if anyone wants to badmouth him, keep in mind he was still learning the ropes and in my opinion did everything right. Officer Slocum's wound, although severe due to the location, had very very little blood loss. So for those appauled that none of us applied pressure, quite frankly it wasn't neccessary and he was capable of doing it himself. And for all you anti-cop commenters, keep in mind, officers are still humans with families. The men and women in this video are excellent officers. Especially Slocum and McFarland.
Former El Cajon Police Chief (at the time) Pat Sprecco said "That'll be used as a training tool for a long time", referring to the footage.
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