Comments by "Son of None" (@SonOfNone) on "Cop killer smokes his own mother during shootout with police | Grand Forks" video.

  1.  @Bull1535  They did have a signed warrant genius. What do you think the deputy was holding in the video? The landlord served a 30 day notice of eviction, they ignored it, the landlord filed a petition for a judge to sign a warrant for eviction which was lawfully executed by the Sheriffs office. That's hoe evictions work.
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  2. This happened in the apartment/duplex I still live in about 10 years ago. Neighbor was a paranoid schizophrenic, shot a crossbow bolt through the wall to the neighbor at the far end, then 20 cops arrived. Being on the opposite side, 2 doors down, I didn't notice. I went outside for a cigarette and was met with a dozen M-4's pointed briefly at me, turned around and went back inside. One [female] officer knocked on my door and asked if she could use my bathroom, so I let her. I told her that she and her fellow officers should look through my apartment as it had the exact same layout/floorplan as the suspects, and may help them in the event they breached the suspect's apartment. They obliged, then stormed the guys apartment and took him into custody without incident. The man later [about 3 or 4 months] took his life. Sad situation.
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  3.  @datman3416  No worries. ✌️
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  4. No, AK-74 is chambered in 5.45×39mm and AK-47 is 7.62×39mm. They are different models made by the same manufacturer.
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  5. But reality is the autopsy revealed she was shot by a 5.45×39mm bullet- the kind the suspect's gun used, and not a 9mm bullet the police use.
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  6. No rights were violated for the suspect. Due process and warrants were served as per the 4th amendment.
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  7. Autopsy bro. They retrieve the bullet as evidence to convict for murder. Suspect used a 5.45×39mm and the cops use 9mm. Big difference. Easy conviction.
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  8.  @datman3416  And my reply was saying they did verify that the cops didn't shoot her, and the suspect did. Not sure what else you got from that reply lol.
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  9. That's not how evictions work. You leave a 30 day notice of eviction, but when that is ignored, the landlord can file for a judge to sign an eviction warrant that the sheriffs office must serve and vacate the tenant.
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  10. No they didn't. Search for the autopsy if you care- they retrieved a 5.45×39mm bullet from her, not 9mm.
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  11.  @GAsh0012  If you're that interested, look for it. If I found it you can too.
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  12. No point with an active shooter. Medics will NOT enter a premises that has an active shooter in it.
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  13.  @BleuRose95  Yep. Until all threats are eliminated, firefighters and/or medics will not enter.
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  14.  @BleuRose95  I think they were more concerned with not getting shot and killed.
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  15. Signed warrant from a judge. That's the law- he was given due process. You think this was his first notice of eviction?
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  16. The autopsy. A 5.45×39mm bullet was retrieved from her- same bullet the AK-74 uses. Not a police 9mm. Pretty simple.
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  17. Except when they find the suspect's 5.45×39mm bullet in her and not the cop's 9mm.
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  18. Except the autopsy would show she was hit by a 5.45×39mm bullet, the one thr suspect's gun used, and not a 9mm bullet that the cop's gun use.
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  19. Except the autopsy showed she was hit by 5.45×39mm bullets from an AK-74 and not 9mm like the police used.
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  20. The autopsy was performed by a licensed and independent entity. You think cops hire medical examiners?
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  21. Thr autopsy showed mom was hit by a 5.44×39mm bullet, which the son's gun used. She was not hit by a 9mm bullet that the cops used.
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  22. Words are HARD.
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  23. Nope. AK-74. It is different than the AK-47, but made by the same company
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  24. The autopsy clears up any doubt as they retrieved a 5.45×39mm bullet from her [the same bullet suspect's AK-74 uses] and not a 9mm the police used.
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  25. Doesn't work that way. Autopsy is a thing. A 5.45×39mm bullet was retrieved from her, not a police 9mm. And no, police don't do the autopsy
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  26. The suspect's. They collect evidence [the bullet] during autopsy, which is needed for evidence to convict the suspect for murder. Suspect used a different bullet than police.
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  27. The autopsy says otherwise. Police don't use 5.45×39mm bullets that were retrieved from her body. The AK-74 does, however.
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  28. Nope. A 5.45×39mm bullet killed her, not a police 9mm.
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  29. The autopsy says the supect killed her. They found 5.45×39mm bullets in her, not police 9mm.
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  30. Because you say so? The autopsy says a 5.45×39mm bullet was retrieved from her, not a police 9mm. Hey, wait a second, the suspect's gun uses a 5.45×39mm bullet. Weird.
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  31. Youtube being youtube.
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  32. You'd lose that bet. Cops don't use 5.45×39mm bullets, like what was retrieved from her during autopsy. Guess what does though? The AK-74
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  33. The bullets are different, and would be investigated upon autopsy. There's a big difference between suspects 5.45×39mm and cops' 9mm. Fair enough if you have a bias- we all do. But don't act like you're the arbiter of truth when you clearly don't understand how things like this work.
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  34. So chic to shit on Americans. You're so cool.
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  35. The 5.45×39mm bullet retrieved from her body disagrees with your inclination. Cops used 9mm.
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  36. Autopsy would show she was hit by her son's gun [5.45x39mm bullet] not the police's 9mm.
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  37. Autopsy would show she was hit by 5.45×39mm bullets, not 9mm like the police use. AK-74 uses 5.45×39mm bullets.
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  38.  @KAYDAYDONTPLAY  Well he did. Even admitted as much at trial, though he claimed it was a ricochet.
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  39.  @KAYDAYDONTPLAY  Fair enough you didn't see the trial. And you're right- I didn't either. I followed up because I wonderes whether or not he or the cops shot her. And it didn't take much searching to find answers. I got nothing against you speaking what you think- hopefully you don't take issue with me speaking what I know. Fair?
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  40.  @KAYDAYDONTPLAY  If you don't give a fuck, why are you here? Why did you even comment to begin with? Quit lying lmfao
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  41. The bullets are different and would have been foubd during autopsy, which is needed to collect evidence to convict suspect. Suspect used 5.45×39mm and cops used 9mm. Tremendous difference.
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  42. An autopsy would and was more convincing as they found a 5.45×39mm bullet in her from an AK-74 and not the police's 9mm.
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  43. Autopsy showed she was hit with a 5.44×39mm [AK-74] bullet, not a 9mm like police use.
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  44. No. The autopsy would have found 9mm bullets instead of the 5.45×39mm bullet they found.
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  45. Definitely not the crazy whacko holding the AK-74 though.
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  46. That doesn't work that way. They have to perform an autopsy to collect evidence for the murder conviction. She was shot by a 5.45×39mm bullet which is what an AK-74 uses, not 9mm like the police used.
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  47.  @hayabusa09  Look for it if you're that interested. You'll find it if you look hard enough- I did.
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  48. Yes. They use 5.45×39mm bullets unlike thr AK-47's 7.62×39mm.
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  49. Criminals will be criminals regardless of what weapons are accessible [be they car, knife, explosive fertilizer, etc.]
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  50. You're correct on the first part. But she was was shot with a 5.45×39mm bullet like the suspect's weapon uses, not a police 9mm.
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  51. They are certain because a autopsy would reveal a 5.45×39mm bullet in her [the suspect's] and not a 9mm that thr police use.
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  52. Youtube isn't likely your best bet for answering this question. The answer is out there though, if you're genuinely interested.
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  53. The autopsy is pretty convincing when they pull a 5.45×39mm bullet out of her and not the police's 9mm.
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  54.  @SGTRandyB  It wasn't presented, but I found it. Dr. Mark Koponen was the medical examiner if you care to look up the same report I found.
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  55. Easy in the sense that most of these weapons are stolen. They are not legally obtained, thus new laws will do nothing to prevent further gun violence.
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  56. Thr autopsy disagrees. A 5.45×39mm bullet that the suspect's weapon uses was retrieved from her. Not a police 9mm
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  57. Or you could just rely on the autopsy where a 5.45×39mm bullet was retrieved from her body and not a 9mm.
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  58. No; that's a real weapon system made by the same manufacturer as the AK-47. It's chambered in 5.45×39mm unlike the AK-47's 7.62×39mm
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  59. The autopsy disagrees. They retrieved a 5.45×39mm bullet and not a police 9mm. The suspect's weapon uses 5.45×39mm bullets... I'll let you figure out the pattern here.
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  60. No, the suspect did. Did you even watch the video?
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  61. No, it's the other way around. They use different bullets than the suspect, the bullet would be retrieved during autopsy and used as evidence to convict the suspect.
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  62. Cops don't shoot 5.45×39mm bullets. So when they pull a 5.45×39mm bullet out of her body, they can be sure they didn't shoot her.
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  63. That's what happened with the 30 day eviction notice. That didn't work so the landlord got a judge to sign a warrant for eviction which the sheriffs office must serve and vacate the tenant. Gun laws are already there. Most criminals acts with guns are from stolen guns; meaning more laws will do nothing to stop this.
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  64. A 5.45×39mm bullet killed her. Not a 9mm. Ak-74 uses 5.45×39mm bullets.
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  65. All were taken to the hospital. But it's difficult to be first when you're already dead on the floor. The first taken was the guy who could still walk.
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