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United States News Title: Sheriff Orders Cops to Kill Unarmed Man, They Do, and Sheriff “Loves It” Sparta, TN — A chilling body camera video has just been released showing the violent, reckless, and outright insane tendencies of police in Tennessee. While the original killing of Michael Dial was ruled justified—in spite of him being unarmed—the new body camera footage raises some serious questions and shines a disturbing light on police officers and their desire to kill. Last April, Smithville police attempted to pull Dial over for driving on a suspended license. Only minutes later, police would kill the unarmed man over this minor traffic offense. Dial was driving a 1976 pickup truck when police turned on their lights to pull him over. Instead of stopping, he continued on. The low-speed chase lasted only a few minutes until police rammed him off the road and shot him in the head. Dial was unarmed. Michael’s widow, Robyn Dial told local media that she couldn’t believe how quick a stop over a suspended license escalated to her husband being kill by police. Dial explained that her husband feared the police, so he chose to keep driving—a decision that would seal his fate forever. “Why didn’t he stop?” Dial asked. “He was scared. I know him enough to know that.” It is important to note that dial never even broke the speed limit and aside from failing to stop, the dangerous actions were all initiated by police. “How fast do you think it got up to?” the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation agent asked. Dekalb County Detective Jimmy Martin responded, “We might have got up to 50 at one point. For the most part, it was 30 to 40 miles per hour.” According to News Channel 5, the situation unfolded as follows: Dekalb deputies backed off at the county line, and White County took over. Their deputies tried to stop Dial using their patrol cars. Reserve Deputy Adam West got involved — driving his personal pick-up. Sheriff Oddie Shoupe was not involved in the chase, but he gave orders to the radio dispatcher authorizing deputies to shoot Dial. Over the radio, we can hear the dispatcher relaying the command to kill the unarmed man over his suspended license. “Per 59 (the sheriff) use deadly force if necessary. Take the subject out by any means necessary,” the radio dispatcher said. Moments after being given the command to kill Dial, police managed to cause him to spin out at which point Deputy Adam West and Officer Charlie Simms obeyed the Sheriff, got out their vehicles, and executed Dial. He was struck in the head and died at the scene. “I feel with every part of me that’s exactly what they wanted to do was kill him,” said Robyn Dial, and she is right. After she filed a lawsuit, and after the cops were ruled justified in Dial’s execution over a suspended license, new body camera footage was found showing just how much police wanted to kill her husband. Dial’s lawsuit now exposes the chilling conversation the sheriff had with his cops after they killed an unarmed man. One of the deputies who killed Dial was badly shaken up and appeared to be questioning the fact that he listened to the sheriff to take his life. Sheriff Shoupe: “I told em, I said take him out.” Deputy: “I heard.” Sheriff Shoupe: “Damn, I don’t give a shit.” Deputy: “It wasn’t long after that I heard ‘shots fired.’” As News 5 reports, the lawsuit claims Sheriff Shoupe “preferred to shoot and kill Mr. Dial rather than risk damaging his patrol cars.” Sheriff Shoupe: “They said ‘we’re ramming him.’ I said, ‘Don’t ram him shoot him.’ F–k that shit. Ain’t gonna tear up my cars.” “If they don’t think I’ll give the damn order to kill that motherf–ker they’re full of shit.(Laughter) Take him out. I’m here on the damn wrong end of the county,” Shoupe said on the body camera, indicating that he was sad that he missed the chance to murder an unarmed man. Dial’s attorney, David Weissman is now calling out the officers for killing an unarmed man and drawing much-needed attention to a cop that would “thrive” on taking a life. “I don’t know how you can thrive on taking a human life. That’s not law enforcement,” Weissman said. “If that’s the mentality of the highest policy maker in the county, that’s scary,” Weissman said. Indeed it is. Below is the dashcam video of the pursuit, followed by the body camera video of the sheriff celebrating his kill. The next video is the sheriff gloating about his deputy’s kill. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest
#1. To: Deckard (#0)
Strange he was killed by deputies in a county he crossed into during the chase. The cops in his home county apparently backed off at the county line. Maybe he shouldn't have been driving if that was the case. I doubt this will fly in court. Maybe they'll settle for $10K just to avoid going to court.
You called that "strange". Don't cops usually pass it off to the next county (assuming the county is present to pick up the chase)?
In most states, they have reciprocity to continue the chase. But don't quote me. These things vary by state more than you would think. I know in my own state that in the rural areas, it is routine for sheriffs of adjacent counties to deputize the sheriffs of neighboring counties. So they are sheriffs in their own county and legally deputies in those neighboring counties. But I have no idea if that is a common arrangement.
Just checking in to see if those cops and the sheriff have been arrested yet for 1st degree murder.
In the entire history of the world,the only nations that had to build walls to keep their own citizens from leaving were those with leftist governments.
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