TWINK COP gets forceful, then gets CUFFED AND BENT OVER 
https://x.com/collinrugg/status/1815537685857288290
NEW: Authorities release footage of Illinois deputy Sean Grayson k*lling 36-year-old Sonya Massey who called the police because she thought someone tried breaking into her home.
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) July 23, 2024
Horrific.
Massey, who was a paranoid-schizophrenic, was told to take boiling water off the⦠pic.twitter.com/h5dZlAUgg8
The situation explained:
https://x.com/johnbryanesq/status/1815480632513798469
(Bro really should have started mewing 10 years ago, and I guess cop insurance doesn't cover Ozempic.)
This guy had 2 DUIs before being hired and worked through 6 agencies in 4 years lmao.
Copy of the indictment:
They're going to bury him under the jail
Not endearing to a jury is also the fact that he called her a crazy b-word after putting a bullet in her head.
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Wrong:
1st frame: left hand has already slipped off, blurry handle visible
2nd frame: left oven mitt/cloth spun away (possibly by the bullet), hand well clear of the clearly visible handle
this proves one hand has slipped off as she finishes the hurling motion. This proves she did not have 2 hands on the pot as she goes down.
you are wrong. it is over. you must apologise to me
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Cracker please. How is this frail lady able to carry a full pot of boiling water with one hand let alone throw it? If her hand slipped while it was over her head it would have spilled on her and she'd be screaming before a shot got off.
There's no long handle. She couldn't have thrown it any way you have suggested.
Try for a 3rd why don't you?
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she's 36, BIPOC
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google "momentum", thirdie
you can start a throw with two hands and finish it with 1
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