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Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy shot and killed in Palmdale ambush
https://abc7.com/palmdale-deputy-in...y-sheriffs-department-investigation/13791854/
PALMDALE, Calif. (KABC) -- A Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy died Saturday night after he was shot in his patrol vehicle in a Palmdale ambush.
Dep. Ryan Clinkunbroomer, a 30-year-old field training officer, was shot just outside the Palmdale Sheriff's Station at the corner of Sierra Highway and Avenue Q.
Sheriff Robert Luna said a Good Samaritan found the deputy unconscious inside the vehicle around 6 p.m.
Clinkunbroomer was quickly rushed to the Antelope Valley Medical Center in Lancaster where he later died. During an evening news conference, Luna said Clinkunbroomer's death is being investigated as a murder and is seeking the public's help.
"We really need your help," said Luna. "We need to get this guy off the street, guy or guys. He's a public safety threat. He ambushed and killed, murdered, one of our deputies. We need your help to get him off the street."
Though a description of the suspect or suspects wasn't immediately available, Luna said he believes the shooting was captured on video.
"Homicide investigators are aware of a video that is circulating and are analyzing that video to determine if it is related to the murder of our deputy," said Luna.
Who was Dep. Ryan Clinkunbroomer?
According to Luna, Clinkunbroomer was an eight-year veteran of the department and had been with the Palmdale station since July 2018.
He had been working as a field training officer for the past year and a half.
"Not just anybody becomes a field training officer, it's usually the best of the best," said Luna.
Clinkunbroomer apparently came from a law enforcement family. Luna said his grandfather and father both had worked for the L.A. sheriff's department.
"Service was running through his veins ... so unfair," said Luna. "He embodied the values of bravery, selflessness and an absolute commitment to justice."
Luna also said Clinkunbroomer had just celebrated his engagement about four days before he was killed.
"He was just starting his life," said Luna.
Manhunt now underway
Luna said numerous local, state and federal law enforcement agencies have offered their assistance in the investigation. However, he's pushing the public to come forward, especially those people who may have been in the area at the time of the shooting.
"Somebody knows something," said Luna.
When asked by a reporter if the shooting may have been a targeted attack, Luna noted the investigation is still in its early stages but said "nothing is off the table."
"I think it was a targeted act, based on what we know now, but we're still in the extremely early stages of this investigation," he said.
Palmdale Mayor Laura Bettencourt also spoke to reporters and asked anyone with information to come forward.
https://abc7.com/palmdale-deputy-in...y-sheriffs-department-investigation/13791854/
PALMDALE, Calif. (KABC) -- A Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy died Saturday night after he was shot in his patrol vehicle in a Palmdale ambush.
Dep. Ryan Clinkunbroomer, a 30-year-old field training officer, was shot just outside the Palmdale Sheriff's Station at the corner of Sierra Highway and Avenue Q.
Sheriff Robert Luna said a Good Samaritan found the deputy unconscious inside the vehicle around 6 p.m.
Clinkunbroomer was quickly rushed to the Antelope Valley Medical Center in Lancaster where he later died. During an evening news conference, Luna said Clinkunbroomer's death is being investigated as a murder and is seeking the public's help.
"We really need your help," said Luna. "We need to get this guy off the street, guy or guys. He's a public safety threat. He ambushed and killed, murdered, one of our deputies. We need your help to get him off the street."
Though a description of the suspect or suspects wasn't immediately available, Luna said he believes the shooting was captured on video.
"Homicide investigators are aware of a video that is circulating and are analyzing that video to determine if it is related to the murder of our deputy," said Luna.
Who was Dep. Ryan Clinkunbroomer?
According to Luna, Clinkunbroomer was an eight-year veteran of the department and had been with the Palmdale station since July 2018.
He had been working as a field training officer for the past year and a half.
"Not just anybody becomes a field training officer, it's usually the best of the best," said Luna.
Clinkunbroomer apparently came from a law enforcement family. Luna said his grandfather and father both had worked for the L.A. sheriff's department.
"Service was running through his veins ... so unfair," said Luna. "He embodied the values of bravery, selflessness and an absolute commitment to justice."
Luna also said Clinkunbroomer had just celebrated his engagement about four days before he was killed.
"He was just starting his life," said Luna.
Manhunt now underway
Luna said numerous local, state and federal law enforcement agencies have offered their assistance in the investigation. However, he's pushing the public to come forward, especially those people who may have been in the area at the time of the shooting.
"Somebody knows something," said Luna.
When asked by a reporter if the shooting may have been a targeted attack, Luna noted the investigation is still in its early stages but said "nothing is off the table."
"I think it was a targeted act, based on what we know now, but we're still in the extremely early stages of this investigation," he said.
Palmdale Mayor Laura Bettencourt also spoke to reporters and asked anyone with information to come forward.
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Columbus, Ohio...
Father discovers his 11-year-old daughter has been talking with a grown man on the internet for a while now.
The man eventually gets the daughter to take "sexy pictures" and send them to her.
Father, discovering all of this calls the police at 6pm to report it.
At midnight police show up at the father's door threatening to arrest the 11-year-old for producing child porn.
Father discovers his 11-year-old daughter has been talking with a grown man on the internet for a while now.
The man eventually gets the daughter to take "sexy pictures" and send them to her.
Father, discovering all of this calls the police at 6pm to report it.
At midnight police show up at the father's door threatening to arrest the 11-year-old for producing child porn.
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What a hussy. They're making them younger and younger all the time...
The predator is probably a cop.
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This poor man. Why, why would they treat him like this?
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40%
Two studies have found that at least 40% of police officer families experience domestic violence, (1, 2) in contrast to 10% of families in the general population
Two studies have found that at least 40% of police officer families experience domestic violence, (1, 2) in contrast to 10% of families in the general population
- Johnson, L.B. (1991). On the front lines: Police stress and family well-being. Hearing before the Select Committee on Children, Youth, and Families House of Representatives: 102 Congress First Session May 20 (p. 32-48). Washington DC: US Government Printing Office.
- Neidig, P.H., Russell, H.E. & Seng, A.F. (1992). Interspousal aggression in law enforcement families: A preliminary investigation. Police Studies, Vol. 15 (1), p. 30-38.
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Surely that percentage has to be closer to .000125
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I normally post these videos on their own thread but here is an example of more than one police officer lying and manufacturing chargers and no other officers saying anything. Yes, some of these officers have done good things in the past, but manufacturing charges, even against bad people, should not be tolerated.
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A fun classic!
https://archive.org/details/new-yorks-worst-responders-nypd-and-911/page/n1/mode/1up
“Through its pointless rivalries and competition for city dollars, the New York Police Department allowed hundreds of firefighters to die in the collapse of the World Trade Center towers. Cops looted retail shops at Ground Zero, violently suppressed a protest by firefighters trying to recover the bodies of their dead friends, and arrested multiple fire department union leaders in retaliation. Cops looted retail shops at Ground Zero, violently suppressed protests by firefighters trying to recover the bodies of their dead friends, and arrested multiple fire department union leaders in retaliation. The NYPD spent the next decade-plus building an intelligence apparatus with more legal powers than the FBI. With the creation of victim compensation funds and favorable law-enforcement retirement laws, cops have systematically scammed the government in doctor-aided plots to secure lucrative disability pensions and federal payouts, lying about 9/11-related PTSD and "fear of crowds" while selling cannolis in Little Italy at the Feast of San Gennaro. Authorities and the media have made sure that the errant heroism of New York's Finest can never been forgotten, but
stories of their misdeeds and incompetence have fallen into a memory hole as deep as a billion-dollar memorial pool.”
https://archive.org/details/new-yorks-worst-responders-nypd-and-911/page/n1/mode/1up
“Through its pointless rivalries and competition for city dollars, the New York Police Department allowed hundreds of firefighters to die in the collapse of the World Trade Center towers. Cops looted retail shops at Ground Zero, violently suppressed a protest by firefighters trying to recover the bodies of their dead friends, and arrested multiple fire department union leaders in retaliation. Cops looted retail shops at Ground Zero, violently suppressed protests by firefighters trying to recover the bodies of their dead friends, and arrested multiple fire department union leaders in retaliation. The NYPD spent the next decade-plus building an intelligence apparatus with more legal powers than the FBI. With the creation of victim compensation funds and favorable law-enforcement retirement laws, cops have systematically scammed the government in doctor-aided plots to secure lucrative disability pensions and federal payouts, lying about 9/11-related PTSD and "fear of crowds" while selling cannolis in Little Italy at the Feast of San Gennaro. Authorities and the media have made sure that the errant heroism of New York's Finest can never been forgotten, but
stories of their misdeeds and incompetence have fallen into a memory hole as deep as a billion-dollar memorial pool.”