White Cop fired for not shooting black man

[King Poetic]

PINAC NEWSSEPTEMBER 12, 2016
West Virginia Cop Fired for Not Killing Suicidal Man

CARLOS MILLER

STEPHEN MADER, LEFT, WAS FIRED BY THE WEIRTON POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR NOT KILLING RONALD D. “R.J.” WILLIAMS JR.

A West Virginia cop was fired after failing to kill a man who wanted to be killed.

Stephen Mader said he was only trying to deescalate the situation, but Weirton Police Chief Rob Alexander accused him of placing the lives of other officers in danger.

One of those other officers had to kill the man himself by firing a bullet into the back of his head.

That shooting was determined to be justified a month later, but by then, Mader had been fired by the Weirton Police Department for not killing Ronald D. “R.J.” Williams Jr., a 23-year-old man who was holding an unloaded gun.


After responding to a report of a domestic incident on May 6 in Weirton, W.Va., then-Weirton police officer Stephen Mader found himself confronting an armed man.

Immediately, the training he had undergone as a Marine to look at “the whole person” in deciding if someone was a terrorist, as well as his situational police academy training, kicked in and he did not shoot.

“I saw then he had a gun, but it was not pointed at me,” Mr. Mader recalled, noting the silver handgun was in the man’s right hand, hanging at his side and pointed at the ground.

Mr. Mader, who was standing behind Mr. Williams’ car parked on the street, said he then “began to use my calm voice.”

“I told him, ‘Put down the gun,’ and he’s like, ‘Just shoot me.’ And I told him, ‘I’m not going to shoot you brother.’ Then he starts flicking his wrist to get me to react to it.

“I thought I was going to be able to talk to him and deescalate it. I knew it was a suicide-by-cop” situation.

But just then, two other Weirton officers arrived on the scene, Mr. Williams walked toward them waving his gun — later found to be unloaded — between them and Mr. Mader, and one of them shot Mr. Williams’ in the back of the head just behind his right ear, killing him.

Mader, 25, tried to appeal the termination but was told by an attorney he had no chance of getting his job back because he was still a probationary employer in an “at will” state, meaning employers can fire employees at will.

So now he is planning on going back to school to obtain a commercial license to become a truck driver.

 

[newworldafro]

He should be in a bidding war between departments from around the country after this article.

 

[Supreme HD]

fukk america

 

[Unknown Poster]

If you needed anymore proof that the police are a white supremacist organization and they are indeed "race soldiers", look no further than here.

 

[Knicksman20]

 

[ahdsend]

this what happens to all the non-white supremacists that aint down wit the program

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

Plenty of vets have told me that if they acted in the same manner or escalated situations the way policeman do while they were serving.... they would've been court martialed and dishonorably discharged afterwards

 

[semtex]

It's time to get dual citizenship somewhere

 

[MikelArteta]

Chris Kyle would have :Sadjeb:

 

[O.T.I.S.]

this what happens to all the non-white supremacists that aint down wit the program

Its kinda why a lot of them are hesitant to speak out as well

They'll hang their own just as fast as they'll hang any of us... Which is what a lot of racists don't get as well...


Lets say their are no more minorities in America... Who do they think is going to become the whipping boy next?

The poor, uneducated, the ones in debt, bad credit, elderly, etc.

They will seperate them by age, class, diseased, sex, or whatever the feel like dividing next

 

[ReturnOfJudah]

Proof that this shyt is systematic

 

[King Poetic]

It's fukking amazing how the government never once over all these decades go into these departments since u are providing funds to them not to evaluate these officers every year

 

[mbewane]

 

[George's Dilemma]

Comment from a poster (TimTEC) in the Washington Post comment section.

"This officer was different, that's why they fired him, because he had humanity. Most cops have one speed. They roll up to a situation with guns drawn and barking orders. If you fail to instantly obey, you're either thrown to the ground smashing your head into the concrete or you're shot dead.

That's why 12 year olds with toy guns are dead. Or innocent shoppers holding an air gun in Walmart are dead. If the officer in this story was at either of these scenes, these people would be alive. That's why they fired him, he's a threat to the usual police culture."



Couldnt have been worded any better.

 

[Neuromancer]