Man killed in Tyson’s Corner shooting

[Anonymous]

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They announced that there was “no evidence of a weapon”

I missed that part. Just face it: FFX police blew this guy away in a trigger happy fit and now they're trying to weasel out of it. While the racists run their mouths and try to blame the victim. Stay classy, NOVA racists.

I'm so tired of the rich white ladies in DC and Arlington living in their million dollar houses having experienced zero to no crime in their lives telling the rest of us how we should feel sorry for criminals. When have you EVER had to experience real crime and violence? Have you been scared for your life? Probably not. You live a safe life cushioned by money so you get to be a keyboard warrior and talk about how everyone else is a racist while hoarding generational wealth for yourself. If not PP directly, I can tell you that there is a HUGE number of DC liberals that fit this bill.

Have any of you had a family member shot by a criminal? Have you sat in the hospital with your mother consoling her as she cried over your sibling who was recovering from gun shot wounds? If you have not experienced that, you can seriously back off with this poor criminal BS. You have no idea the impact crime has on the lives on victims and their families. My SIL experienced something similar when her father was shot in the stomach when his store was robbed at gun point by a criminal. He luckily survived after weeks in the hospital. Did your family live in neighborhoods with bars on the windows? I've been held up at gun point twice. It is terrifying. My DH grew up in a civil war, lost his family members, and experienced terror that you will never know. And you know what we have never done? ROBBED PEOPLE. Committed crimes. There is no excuse for it. I don't care what neighborhood or families these criminals come from. Stop excusing it. And call me a racist all you want, but I am Hispanic and grew up in a Hispanic town. Most people think the way I do.

I'm over the this crying for criminals while conveniently forgetting the trauma that they inflict on the rest of us. It's such a rich lady thing to do. But pat yourself on the back for your "tolerance".

Who is crying over criminals? We’re saying we believe in due process and theft isn’t punishable by death in America. You’ve leaped quite a bit here and you sound pretty racist toward white women.

What happened in this case is not punishment. This was not a verdict to kill him for stealing. Don't twist the facts.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Unpopular opinion: at least now we don’t have to worry about this guy with a violent criminal history hurting anyone ever again.

Fact. I am going to drop a box of donuts tomorrow for Fairfax police officers.

This guy was an addict and a career criminal. He had two kids, with two different baby mamas, which he was not supporting in any way from jail. Dude was out of jail on a parole violation, and he thought that it would be a good idea to drive to VA to steal a pair of designer sunglasses, and then run from the cops to avoid being apprehended. The world is a safer place without this loser and the taxpayers will no longer have to pay for his frequent prison stays. And, his mother, who clearly did an awesome job raising such a fine young man is going to get rich when she sues the County, which she is clearly gearing up for.

So addicts, career criminals, guys with different baby mamas, and guys who don't support their kids should all be shot to death? Because that covers a whole lot of people, including lots of white guys.

Yes, please. Execute them all regardless of race. They don't bring any good to society any way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
They announced that there was “no evidence of a weapon”

I missed that part. Just face it: FFX police blew this guy away in a trigger happy fit and now they're trying to weasel out of it. While the racists run their mouths and try to blame the victim. Stay classy, NOVA racists.

I'm so tired of the rich white ladies in DC and Arlington living in their million dollar houses having experienced zero to no crime in their lives telling the rest of us how we should feel sorry for criminals. When have you EVER had to experience real crime and violence? Have you been scared for your life? Probably not. You live a safe life cushioned by money so you get to be a keyboard warrior and talk about how everyone else is a racist while hoarding generational wealth for yourself. If not PP directly, I can tell you that there is a HUGE number of DC liberals that fit this bill.

Have any of you had a family member shot by a criminal? Have you sat in the hospital with your mother consoling her as she cried over your sibling who was recovering from gun shot wounds? If you have not experienced that, you can seriously back off with this poor criminal BS. You have no idea the impact crime has on the lives on victims and their families. My SIL experienced something similar when her father was shot in the stomach when his store was robbed at gun point by a criminal. He luckily survived after weeks in the hospital. Did your family live in neighborhoods with bars on the windows? I've been held up at gun point twice. It is terrifying. My DH grew up in a civil war, lost his family members, and experienced terror that you will never know. And you know what we have never done? ROBBED PEOPLE. Committed crimes. There is no excuse for it. I don't care what neighborhood or families these criminals come from. Stop excusing it. And call me a racist all you want, but I am Hispanic and grew up in a Hispanic town. Most people think the way I do.

I'm over the this crying for criminals while conveniently forgetting the trauma that they inflict on the rest of us. It's such a rich lady thing to do. But pat yourself on the back for your "tolerance".

Who is crying over criminals? We’re saying we believe in due process and theft isn’t punishable by death in America. You’ve leaped quite a bit here and you sound pretty racist toward white women.

What happened in this case is not punishment. This was not a verdict to kill him for stealing. Don't twist the facts.

So you don’t even understand what due process is. Your logic is what I expect from a bot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maybe the body cam footage will be helpful. The police looked for days for a weapon - the police officers really thought he had one, or at least had something. Wonder what they saw or thought they saw.

Were his previous arrests for petty crimes? Did any involve a gun? Or not?

One involved killing a woman while driving high on PCP. Look up his name on DC Superior Court website. He had recently been jailed for a parole violation and had just been released.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe the body cam footage will be helpful. The police looked for days for a weapon - the police officers really thought he had one, or at least had something. Wonder what they saw or thought they saw.

Were his previous arrests for petty crimes? Did any involve a gun? Or not?

One involved killing a woman while driving high on PCP. Look up his name on DC Superior Court website. He had recently been jailed for a parole violation and had just been released.

His tox screen will be revealing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hopefully a wake up call to DC and Md criminals- stay out of Virginia.

This and the sentence for firing a gun in the mall may have that effect.

They must have thought they saw something in his hand, more facts will come out.

Fairfax does not have any foot pursuit policy in place. It has been repeatedly recommended that they implement one. No time like the present.

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hopefully a wake up call to DC and Md criminals- stay out of Virginia.

This and the sentence for firing a gun in the mall may have that effect.

They must have thought they saw something in his hand, more facts will come out.

Fairfax does not have any foot pursuit policy in place. It has been repeatedly recommended that they implement one. No time like the present.

Like what?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hopefully a wake up call to DC and Md criminals- stay out of Virginia.

This and the sentence for firing a gun in the mall may have that effect.

They must have thought they saw something in his hand, more facts will come out.

Fairfax does not have any foot pursuit policy in place. It has been repeatedly recommended that they implement one. No time like the present.

Like what?

Who knows, they were woods with a guy who had been charged with attempted murder. Don't run into dark woods with cops chasing you. They may get spooked and kill you

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://wjla.com/news/local/tysons-mall-shooting-suspect-death-gofundme-donate-nordstrom-sunglasses-victim-timothy-johnson-criminal-history-naacp-fairfax-county-police-bodycam-officers-armed-weapon-investigation-virginia-crime

The irony here is that Michelle Leete, the President of the Fairfax NAACP, lost her job with the Virginia PTA in July 2021 after she was quoted as having said "Let them die" about her political adversaries to a group of local activists.

Sadly, depraved indifference leads to more depraved indifference. Do better, people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hopefully a wake up call to DC and Md criminals- stay out of Virginia.

This and the sentence for firing a gun in the mall may have that effect.

They must have thought they saw something in his hand, more facts will come out.

Fairfax does not have any foot pursuit policy in place. It has been repeatedly recommended that they implement one. No time like the present.

Like what?

Who knows, they were woods with a guy who had been charged with attempted murder. Don't run into dark woods with cops chasing you. They may get spooked and kill you

How about never run from the cops, or you might be sorry if you do?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hopefully a wake up call to DC and Md criminals- stay out of Virginia.

This and the sentence for firing a gun in the mall may have that effect.

They must have thought they saw something in his hand, more facts will come out.

Fairfax does not have any foot pursuit policy in place. It has been repeatedly recommended that they implement one. No time like the present.

Like what?

Who knows, they were woods with a guy who had been charged with attempted murder. Don't run into dark woods with cops chasing you. They may get spooked and kill you

How about never run from the cops, or you might be sorry if you do?

Running from the cops rarely results in death in other developed nations. The fact that you think that's okay says a lot about you and people who think like you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hopefully a wake up call to DC and Md criminals- stay out of Virginia.

This and the sentence for firing a gun in the mall may have that effect.

They must have thought they saw something in his hand, more facts will come out.

Fairfax does not have any foot pursuit policy in place. It has been repeatedly recommended that they implement one. No time like the present.

Like what?

Who knows, they were woods with a guy who had been charged with attempted murder. Don't run into dark woods with cops chasing you. They may get spooked and kill you

How about never run from the cops, or you might be sorry if you do?

Running from the cops rarely results in death in other developed nations. The fact that you think that's okay says a lot about you and people who think like you.

Running from the cops rarely results in death here either...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hopefully a wake up call to DC and Md criminals- stay out of Virginia.

This and the sentence for firing a gun in the mall may have that effect.

They must have thought they saw something in his hand, more facts will come out.

Fairfax does not have any foot pursuit policy in place. It has been repeatedly recommended that they implement one. No time like the present.

Like what?

Who knows, they were woods with a guy who had been charged with attempted murder. Don't run into dark woods with cops chasing you. They may get spooked and kill you

How about never run from the cops, or you might be sorry if you do?

How 'bout we have policies in place that limit foot pursuits (and car pursuits, for that matter) by cops for non-life-threatening offenses? How 'bout we let the courts decide what the punishment is for certain crimes and not cops?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hopefully a wake up call to DC and Md criminals- stay out of Virginia.

This and the sentence for firing a gun in the mall may have that effect.

They must have thought they saw something in his hand, more facts will come out.

Fairfax does not have any foot pursuit policy in place. It has been repeatedly recommended that they implement one. No time like the present.

Like what?

Who knows, they were woods with a guy who had been charged with attempted murder. Don't run into dark woods with cops chasing you. They may get spooked and kill you

How about never run from the cops, or you might be sorry if you do?

Running from the cops rarely results in death in other developed nations. The fact that you think that's okay says a lot about you and people who think like you.

Running from the cops rarely results in death here either...

That's simply not true. Educate yourself.

The Counted: People Killed by Police in the United States
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2015/jun/01/the-counted-police-killings-us-database