Hobosexual Breh gets lit up by cops after deciding death>going back to the streets
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Breh snapped at the end 
LOUISVILLE, Ky. —
The identity of a man fatally shot by police in Clifton Heights last week has been released, as well as more details and video from the investigation that shed more light on what happened.
The shooting took place Oct. 26 inside a unit at The Whitney apartment complex in the 2500 block of River Bend Drive.
Kentucky State Police Capt. Paul Blanton released a video statement on the status of the investigation on Friday. It also included body camera video from two officers that show the shooting, and the moments that led to it.
In the player above, LMPD body camera shows the moments leading up to the shooting. WARNING: Some could find the video disturbing. WLKY does not showing the actual shooting.
LMPD had said that a man, now identified as Ivan Foster, 27, was armed with a gun and had been asked to leave by the homeowner.
Blanton said three officers followed him into a bedroom to gather his personal items.
During that time, Blanton said Foster got increasingly agitated. He can be seen on video repeatedly looking into a stack of clothes on a dresser, despite repeated verbal commands from officers for him to stop.
Click here to see the full video released by KSP and hear the message from Blanton. WARNING: Viewers could find the video disturbing.
Blanton said there was a gun in those clothes stacks, which Foster grabbed and then fired off at Officer Tom Seabolt. The bullet struck his police radio, and he was not injured by it.
There was a tussle between the two on the bed and Foster threatened to kill Seabolt.
Officer Timothy Lanham then fired several shots at Foster, resulting in his death, Blanton said.
Foster was pronounced dead at the scene.
KSP said the investigation is still ongoing and the autopsy is still pending. They did not provide a timeline on when the investigation could be complete.
Police said Seabolt has been with LMPD for 21 years, and Lanham for eight. The third officer in the room was identified as Amber Andrade. None of them were hurt.
The identity of a man fatally shot by police in Clifton Heights last week has been released, as well as more details and video from the investigation that shed more light on what happened.
The shooting took place Oct. 26 inside a unit at The Whitney apartment complex in the 2500 block of River Bend Drive.
Kentucky State Police Capt. Paul Blanton released a video statement on the status of the investigation on Friday. It also included body camera video from two officers that show the shooting, and the moments that led to it.
In the player above, LMPD body camera shows the moments leading up to the shooting. WARNING: Some could find the video disturbing. WLKY does not showing the actual shooting.
LMPD had said that a man, now identified as Ivan Foster, 27, was armed with a gun and had been asked to leave by the homeowner.
Blanton said three officers followed him into a bedroom to gather his personal items.
During that time, Blanton said Foster got increasingly agitated. He can be seen on video repeatedly looking into a stack of clothes on a dresser, despite repeated verbal commands from officers for him to stop.
Click here to see the full video released by KSP and hear the message from Blanton. WARNING: Viewers could find the video disturbing.
Blanton said there was a gun in those clothes stacks, which Foster grabbed and then fired off at Officer Tom Seabolt. The bullet struck his police radio, and he was not injured by it.
There was a tussle between the two on the bed and Foster threatened to kill Seabolt.
Officer Timothy Lanham then fired several shots at Foster, resulting in his death, Blanton said.
Foster was pronounced dead at the scene.
KSP said the investigation is still ongoing and the autopsy is still pending. They did not provide a timeline on when the investigation could be complete.
Police said Seabolt has been with LMPD for 21 years, and Lanham for eight. The third officer in the room was identified as Amber Andrade. None of them were hurt.
they went in for the kill..
they could have turned the lights on.. did the cliche put em in handcuffs for their safety n jus walked dude out...when he took his shirt off they should have went in n got control over him
jus by looking they let him do waaaaaaaaaay too much fidgeting
they could have turned the lights on.. did the cliche put em in handcuffs for their safety n jus walked dude out...when he took his shirt off they should have went in n got control over him
jus by looking they let him do waaaaaaaaaay too much fidgeting
Hire bytch ass nikkas to be cops crehs
This ain’t the hill to die on.
Pacni99a12
All Star
Crazy ass nikka. Couldn't pay me enough to deal with that shyt
They’re cops. They could’ve approached the situation better. They’re trained to do this.
Remove him from the room if you believe he had a weapon in there. Tell him you’ll help him find a shelter or a place to stay for tonight. Tell him you’ll bring his clothes to him once everything is calmed down There are a dozen other ways to approach this. Killing should be the last option.
Remove him from the room if you believe he had a weapon in there. Tell him you’ll help him find a shelter or a place to stay for tonight. Tell him you’ll bring his clothes to him once everything is calmed down There are a dozen other ways to approach this. Killing should be the last option.
Could have used the stunner, pepper spray and the stick... They went straight to kill on site
Bone Bender
Superstar
I agree that they handled it wrong. Once the cops hear about a suspected gun in a domestic situation, they should have placed him in cuffs for everyone's protection while they searched his room for any weapons.
But this fool got himself killed by getting the gun and shooting the cops.
Bone Bender
Superstar
Wtf? Dude shot one of those cops. Aint no cop gonna go for non lethal methods after that.
My bad didn't see that part...
Wtf? Dude shot one of those cops. Aint no cop gonna go for non lethal methods after that.
Splakavellie504
Superstar
Cops handled it wrong. They should have handcuffed him and searched the room for the reported weapon. Honestly this could have been a blessing in disguise for the DV victim. We've seen too many instances where the abuser get off lightly and then come back and abuse if not kill the victim 