Man who was taken hostage, killed was on this first day on the job as a UPS driver

laaylor · Dec 6, 2019

x1Heavy said: ↑

Ah well.

Better than retirement and dying 4 months after a lifetime of futility. So this is a blessing.
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As-.ho-e

buddyd157 · Dec 6, 2019

x1Heavy said: ↑

Here the truck stopped in the middle lane surrounded by vehicles waiting at a light.

The resulting situation went bad very fast as rounds went everywhere in both directions.

Dr. Carlos - Forensic Psychology Professor on Twitter

The lawmen with rifles and so forth made a dual move to envelope the truck with the bad guys in it from both directions eventually surrounding it. These according to Fox were hardened criminals who served a decade or more before being released. And what do they do? Commit the same #### crime all over again and decided they are not going back to prison regardless of how many innocent they take with them.

One solution is to have UPS decide to build tanks out of their trucks and do the Mexican solution with their truckers in armored trucks. Lock themselves in and wait for the law to show up should they be highjacked. It would have saved that drivers life and continued to do so. Should the man choose to keep working for them.

I have seen people burn to death, I have seen badly hurt people being chopped in half and all sorts of other really terrible horrible things to innocents or otherwise in life. Im not the one to be ooey gooey emotional too much about death after that. The realization hit me after a illinois wreck involved a heavy set lady being slowly cut down through her stomach almost to her spine as she breathed and sobbed in agony. cut cut cut bleed bleed bleed. she was critical. Her husband was ejected 50 yards down median dead on impact. CPR was no good he was declared at scene.

And I had the emotional lack of problem with that, like having a cup of coffee while making sure there is no gas leaking too much in that rain, and seeing if the other driver can continue to hold her head up and see if there were others in trouble in the area. just run down the checklist of what can be done before EMT gets there. Some people were hysterical. Get them calmed down and move on to the next but always back to that lady. She probably had a fighting chance. But again I learned that day that I was not what I was growing up and something is lost then. Turned into a solving of problems if possible rather than emotional emphathy or similar.

That does not mean I don't have feelings. I tend to set them aside. Eventually they come out. Not today. Maybe tomorrow. If there is tomorrow.

Dr. Carlos - Forensic Psychology Professor on Twitter
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sorry, but that is not even the worst apology for 2 innocent people being killed in what is (to me) cold blood. you went above and beyond (to me) nearly alluding to the 2 innocent victims lives meant nothing to anyone.

well, BOTH those victims had family and friends. they had lives to live out till they died of "natural causes", not by the hands of criminals or errant police gunshots.

you sank so low in this posting of yours, you make me ashamed i am here on the same website as you.

i like it here, and i always try my best to with hold evil thoughts towards others, where you apparently have no morals, ethics, compassion for the 2 INNOCENT victims.

i will not wish you ill will, that is coming to YOU some day....but i will say this much, from this day forward, your posts here will mean #### to me..........

x1Heavy · Dec 6, 2019

UPS thanks police for their service while Police uses the innocents as shields pouring 200 rounds into the UPS truck

You will find the people majority will think that the UPS has thanked the police for shooting up their employees and other innocents.

UPS on Twitter

D.Tibbitt · Dec 6, 2019

That is the craziest story i read in a long time. I. Cannot imagine showing up to work for my first day and getting killed like that... it was obvious it was his time and god needed him back. I hope his 2 girls will remeber their pops as a hero

homeskillet · Dec 6, 2019

x1Heavy said: ↑

Here the truck stopped in the middle lane surrounded by vehicles waiting at a light.

The resulting situation went bad very fast as rounds went everywhere in both directions.

Dr. Carlos - Forensic Psychology Professor on Twitter

The lawmen with rifles and so forth made a dual move to envelope the truck with the bad guys in it from both directions eventually surrounding it. These according to Fox were hardened criminals who served a decade or more before being released. And what do they do? Commit the same #### crime all over again and decided they are not going back to prison regardless of how many innocent they take with them.

One solution is to have UPS decide to build tanks out of their trucks and do the Mexican solution with their truckers in armored trucks. Lock themselves in and wait for the law to show up should they be highjacked. It would have saved that drivers life and continued to do so. Should the man choose to keep working for them.

I have seen people burn to death, I have seen badly hurt people being chopped in half and all sorts of other really terrible horrible things to innocents or otherwise in life. Im not the one to be ooey gooey emotional too much about death after that. The realization hit me after a illinois wreck involved a heavy set lady being slowly cut down through her stomach almost to her spine as she breathed and sobbed in agony. cut cut cut bleed bleed bleed. she was critical. Her husband was ejected 50 yards down median dead on impact. CPR was no good he was declared at scene.

And I had the emotional lack of problem with that, like having a cup of coffee while making sure there is no gas leaking too much in that rain, and seeing if the other driver can continue to hold her head up and see if there were others in trouble in the area. just run down the checklist of what can be done before EMT gets there. Some people were hysterical. Get them calmed down and move on to the next but always back to that lady. She probably had a fighting chance. But again I learned that day that I was not what I was growing up and something is lost then. Turned into a solving of problems if possible rather than emotional emphathy or similar.

That does not mean I don't have feelings. I tend to set them aside. Eventually they come out. Not today. Maybe tomorrow. If there is tomorrow.

Dr. Carlos - Forensic Psychology Professor on Twitter
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########!!

COMPLETE, TOTAL, UTTER, ########!

To paraphrase some advice you got after the Conowingo thing:

"When you find yourself in a hole, STOP DIGGING!"

Just.....just......arrrrrgh.

JonJon78 · Dec 6, 2019

x1Heavy said: ↑

Ah well.

Better than retirement and dying 4 months after a lifetime of futility. So this is a blessing.
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Hands down the most ignorant post I've ever seen on this site. You should be ashamed of yourself. But you wont be.

Mototom · Dec 6, 2019

That’s just bad ####ing timing.
I will say what kind of SOP involves provoking criminals in a hostage situation. The 5-0 really dropped the ball on this one.
Sympathy for the family. I hope he had life insurance or they sue the pants off everyone involved.
leaving loved ones heart broken is bad enough. Leaving them broke and destitute on top of it is horrible.

R.I.P

Mototom · Dec 6, 2019

The PD literally uses occupied vehicles as cover while exchanging fire in a 180* arc.
Letting rounds off with no #### clue as to what they would hit.
There was even a bystander shot. Bunch of ####ing clowns man.

4mer trucker · Dec 6, 2019

x1Heavy said: ↑

Here the truck stopped in the middle lane surrounded by vehicles waiting at a light.

The resulting situation went bad very fast as rounds went everywhere in both directions.

Dr. Carlos - Forensic Psychology Professor on Twitter

The lawmen with rifles and so forth made a dual move to envelope the truck with the bad guys in it from both directions eventually surrounding it. These according to Fox were hardened criminals who served a decade or more before being released. And what do they do? Commit the same #### crime all over again and decided they are not going back to prison regardless of how many innocent they take with them.

One solution is to have UPS decide to build tanks out of their trucks and do the Mexican solution with their truckers in armored trucks. Lock themselves in and wait for the law to show up should they be highjacked. It would have saved that drivers life and continued to do so. Should the man choose to keep working for them.

I have seen people burn to death, I have seen badly hurt people being chopped in half and all sorts of other really terrible horrible things to innocents or otherwise in life. Im not the one to be ooey gooey emotional too much about death after that. The realization hit me after a illinois wreck involved a heavy set lady being slowly cut down through her stomach almost to her spine as she breathed and sobbed in agony. cut cut cut bleed bleed bleed. she was critical. Her husband was ejected 50 yards down median dead on impact. CPR was no good he was declared at scene.

And I had the emotional lack of problem with that, like having a cup of coffee while making sure there is no gas leaking too much in that rain, and seeing if the other driver can continue to hold her head up and see if there were others in trouble in the area. just run down the checklist of what can be done before EMT gets there. Some people were hysterical. Get them calmed down and move on to the next but always back to that lady. She probably had a fighting chance. But again I learned that day that I was not what I was growing up and something is lost then. Turned into a solving of problems if possible rather than emotional emphathy or similar.

That does not mean I don't have feelings. I tend to set them aside. Eventually they come out. Not today. Maybe tomorrow. If there is tomorrow.

Dr. Carlos - Forensic Psychology Professor on Twitter
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Twist Ur words any which way U want, U'll never justify what U've already said

Ur comments regarding the Conowingo Dam accident were heartless enough and now U seem to be trying to top them

Disgraceful

Superhauler · Dec 6, 2019

x1Heavy said: ↑

Here the truck stopped in the middle lane surrounded by vehicles waiting at a light.

The resulting situation went bad very fast as rounds went everywhere in both directions.

Dr. Carlos - Forensic Psychology Professor on Twitter

The lawmen with rifles and so forth made a dual move to envelope the truck with the bad guys in it from both directions eventually surrounding it. These according to Fox were hardened criminals who served a decade or more before being released. And what do they do? Commit the same #### crime all over again and decided they are not going back to prison regardless of how many innocent they take with them.

One solution is to have UPS decide to build tanks out of their trucks and do the Mexican solution with their truckers in armored trucks. Lock themselves in and wait for the law to show up should they be highjacked. It would have saved that drivers life and continued to do so. Should the man choose to keep working for them.

I have seen people burn to death, I have seen badly hurt people being chopped in half and all sorts of other really terrible horrible things to innocents or otherwise in life. Im not the one to be ooey gooey emotional too much about death after that. The realization hit me after a illinois wreck involved a heavy set lady being slowly cut down through her stomach almost to her spine as she breathed and sobbed in agony. cut cut cut bleed bleed bleed. she was critical. Her husband was ejected 50 yards down median dead on impact. CPR was no good he was declared at scene.

And I had the emotional lack of problem with that, like having a cup of coffee while making sure there is no gas leaking too much in that rain, and seeing if the other driver can continue to hold her head up and see if there were others in trouble in the area. just run down the checklist of what can be done before EMT gets there. Some people were hysterical. Get them calmed down and move on to the next but always back to that lady. She probably had a fighting chance. But again I learned that day that I was not what I was growing up and something is lost then. Turned into a solving of problems if possible rather than emotional emphathy or similar.

That does not mean I don't have feelings. I tend to set them aside. Eventually they come out. Not today. Maybe tomorrow. If there is tomorrow.

Dr. Carlos - Forensic Psychology Professor on Twitter
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Second half ### remark you have made in a week. With a half ### apology. Next time just say I'm sorry and then SHUT UP ! Without a dang long winded story after. It will be more sincere that way ! For crying out loud !

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