Corrected after news updated on the deceased and wounded.
Four law enforcement officers were wounded, and four were killed when they tried to serve a fugitive search warrant on a suspect, now deceased. The incident took place in east Charlotte, North Carolina, on Monday afternoon.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Johnny Jennings: “The bravery, the heroism, everything that defines what our profession is, our people demonstrated that today and I couldn’t be more proud of the response.” pic.twitter.com/cVWcJJsgFH
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) April 29, 2024
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This was a completely botched operation by the DOJ. The Marshals are part of the inept, corrupt, criminal DOJ. The DOJ spies on concerned parents, church goers, presidential candidates, creates phony political trials, and so on.
I wonder if AA people planned this operation. Why would they place officers unprotected in a situation with 3 shooters? What kind of surveillance is that? Guidelines had to be violated. Are they too busy spying on all of us?
This was a DOJ warrant. Local officials should accept participation with great care. Let the DOJ go it alone. I see the police chief giving a speech about heroism, of course we will never hear about how badly this was botched, and he was a part of the incredible mistake.
So sad for many families.