Officer describes Adam Coy's reaction after not finding gun in Andre Hill shooting

[@beaversixniner]

Thanks for blaming the murder victim

[@VickieVollmar]

They always blame the citizen for their incompetence and stupidity

[@prrsd4046]

Standard operating procedure for cops to blame victims.

[@user-st6nt4ou6f]

" im not sure that was NO gun, its just we didnt find one". Boy if public citizens could get aeay with a statement like that it would level the playing field. What a skillful dodge

[@kingbird2410]

Right why would she say that if no gun was found. Wowww

[@fireskycam9889]

Her answer was very disgusting to me. "Its not that we didn't find one around there, we just didn't find one on him". That can easily be seen to make the jury think he could have thrown it away into the garage. Her answer is being passively supportive of Coy, and not being objective.

[@melistasy]

She said, "I'm not sure that *I realized* that their was no weapon," which could have a different meaning from what you stated.

[@johnclements6614]

By her logic we could say "im not sure that she (the cop) is not a bank robber, we have just found no evidence".

[@brentfarvors192]

Basic principals of observational physics seem to be completely lost on them...? "We didn't find a gun, but that doesn't mean there wasn't one...?" Must have disappeared into another dimension, then...? 🤦

[@charliepiland3285]

Poor Officer Coy was so upset that he couldn’t be bothered to render ANY medical care to his innocent victim!

[@altairiv6326]

He was sooo upset because he knew his next place of resident would be a jail cell. People who are terrified of their own shadow should not be in law enforcement.

[@Mr90sMusiclover]

Upset cuz withiut a firearm he onows hes going to jail, he was never upset about killing an unarmed man

[@NoPhoKingWay]

yeah, my cuz was upset withiut a firearm onows too.

[@nickwarner8158]

I think the idea of jail is certainly scary for him, but he is also a human being. I'm sure he felt real shitty about how it went down because he lost control of himself. While I'm sure most of his thoughts centered on himself and how this would affect him, at least some part of him was shaming himself for such a massive screwup that cost a man his life. This is a direct result of training our police to be so overly reactionary and shoot first. In the state I live (WI) you can become a cop and have the ability to kill people while enjoying qualified immunity with a 2 year technical school education. In order to be licensed as a mortician in my state you cannot have less than a bachelor's degree. If a cop engages in misconduct in one department he can simply go to the next town and be hired. If a mortician is hit with misconduct they will have their license to practice the trade revoked in WI and most other states will uphold that as well. Why does someone who only deals with dead bodies come under more scrutiny than someone allowed to make them? Why do you have to have more years of education to embalm a corpse than to create one? In the county I currently live in (Chippewa) we have a Sheriff who is not allowed to do investigations or handle evidence because he's on the list with the DA of people who aren't credible to put on the stand. Let that sink in. He is at the top of the food chain and direct supervisor of all Chippewa County law enforcement yet is deemed by the prosecutor to have such a crooked past that putting him on the stand at a trial of a criminal is a liability. This is due to some things he did as a cop in Chetek, WI which is about 35 minutes north of his current office that he holds. Yeah, I don't dial 911 where I live. I have more than enough resources to repel an assault upon my home and I frankly would trust a pile of methed-out felons over what I know would be sent to my home. But my taxes have to pay them regardless. At least I only have to pay a mortician when I need one, and he's likely to be a professional.

[@BuddahHass2360]

She needs to be fired and arrested for covering up the crime..

[@fireskycam9889]

Her answer was very disgusting to me. "Its not that we didn't find one around there, we just didn't find one on him". That can easily be seen to make the jury think he could have thrown it away into the garage. Her answer is being passively supportive of Coy, and not being objective.

[@BuddahHass2360]

@fireskycam9889 facts it's a shame how a person skin color makes things so different when it comes to the police, but yet they are willing to lie for there partners even if they are wrong and that says alot about the police in this country

[@cognitionup5211]

@@fireskycam9889Well he did tell her he gonna need her back after the murder, he knew exactly what he did, no surprise from her either, the nature is hard to change!

[@Pizza-gb1ch]

@fireskycam9889 Passive?

[@melistasy]

​@fireskycam9889 you really should quote her correctly because that's not exactly what she said. She said, "I'm not sure that *I realized* that their was no weapon," which has a different meaning from what you stated.

[@johnelectric933]

I am surprised a throw-away gun didn't appear. These cops were not properly equipped for police work. /s

[@jeffreygoss8109]

This is obviously not the A team. They would have found a gun

[@pinballrobbie]

I thought the same thing, what a shame we have to feel we can't trust our police.

[@dsloop3907]

She is covering her self, if she said there was never a weapon, the other cops would hate her.

[@brentfarvors192]

"I see guns...They are everywhere!!!" "I see a gun pointing at me right now...?" Literally, every cop...

[@Dapper_Dean]

yup! Their copsplaining are getting out of hand.

[@dlw2982]

​@@Dapper_Deangetting outta hand??? People love fucking liars.

[@jamesbillington9280]

"He's got an acorn!"

[@OzPoliceScandals]

Sh-t always gets nuts when the warrior mindsets triggered by gravity.

[@pmurt_kcuf]

notice the cop trying to claim there "could" have been a weapon despite not finding a weapon, pretty much lying on the stand and the only concern cops have about shooting someone is whether they'll get away with it

[@jameschang2873]

She needs to be held accountable in what way for covering up for her!

[@joebubblegum5755]

She tried gaslighting the jury?! “I can’t at there was no weapon, we just couldn’t find the weapon.” What the hell? You also won’t find a hamburger with fries, a torpedo, a million dollars in Pennies or anything that was NEVER there, you asshole.

[@OldGuy555]

Well said, Joe!

[@erwinivery1294]

@@joebubblegum5755 brutal but true😂

[@ianbattles7290]

This cop would rather risk killing an innocent person than take the chance that he was wrong about seeing a gun.

[@OzPoliceScandals]

It's the Warrior Mindset. The "Street Survival" program in the U.S. teaches police to adopt a "warrior mindset," preparing for violence in every interaction. It trains officers to view the public as potential threats, which critics say encourages aggression and escalates violence, damaging trust between police and communities.

[@jeffreygoss8109]

@@OzPoliceScandalswell the criticism is apparently true.

[@charlesyates6687]

Cops truely believe they are the only one that are allowed to own guns.

[@shaystern2453]

was this the same idiot who heard acorns dropping and yelled "SHOTS FIRED!!!"?

[@jeffreygoss8109]

@ no, that guy shot two full mags not hitting a thing he was aimed at. He was promptly promoted to get him off the street.

[@fireskycam9889]

Her answer was very disgusting to me. "Its not that we didn't find one around there, we just didn't find one on him". That can easily be seen to make the jury think he could have thrown it away into the garage. Her answer is being passively supportive of Coy, and not being objective.

[@nickwarner8158]

Her answer is also keeping her employed. She spent money on school to be a cop, and even though cops are always trying to force other people to tell the truth they take a very different stance when truth is told about them. If she tells the actual truth about what a fellow cop did on the stand she'll be blackballed out of her profession. No other agency will hire her. The thin blue line is basically denoting a gang and you can't ever cross your gang. A Baltimore cop who spoke out years ago after the murder of Freddy Gray has never been hired in law enforcement since. He had to find a whole new line of work. All he did was say the truth of what he saw, but because that painted some cops in the bad light they deserved it wasn't ok by other cops. They don't view themselves as part of citizenry. They view it as US vs. THEM and all non-cops are lesser beings who need to be controlled. Thats how they are trained.

[@GeneralSulla]

His Chief should be held criminally liable after the guilty verdict is read. And. It. Was.

[@CKM-gf3ik]

He was found guilty anyway, luckily cooler heads on the jury came to the right conclusion.

[@rodofdiscipline1887]

Imagine applying for a job, given a gun and 100% power over others and told that if you do wrong you will not be held accountable.

[@hamelton549]

"...no cop wants to do that..." ??? So why do they do so?

[@Pizza-gb1ch]

"No officer" intends to do that?! "Obviously"? There are no bad apples?

[@conscientiousobserver8772]

Saw a vid where a cop tases an innocent man in the back brag to his partner that he finally "popped his cherry". Also read about the bent badge scandal where they put a bend for every kill. But nooooo, no officer _intends_ to do that.

[@Bearz710]

Guilty

[@garybattenfield7517]

Sure he is guilty but the bootlickers on the jury will find him innocent when they would go to jail for the exact same thing. Happens time after time.

[@OzPoliceScandals]

"No Officer Intends To Do That," Yet 100k plus cops annually go and learn Street The Warrior Mindset Of Policing. The "Street Survival" program teaches police to adopt a "warrior mindset," preparing for violence in every interaction. It trains officers to view the public as potential threats, which critics say encourages aggression and escalates violence, damaging trust between police and communities.

[@JayTrimborn]

Did you notice that even under oath in a court of law this officer cannot admit the truth they have to leave a little leeway a little wiggle room in there so that they don't seem to be exactly what they are which is tyrants who go on the premises that if you're not a cop you're the enemy

[@RichardSpeights]

Oh, poor baby. He was upset. Well, let him be upset in a prison cell.

[@Dapper_Dean]

No officer intends that? It just happened with a false accusation of a weapon present, just so he can pop the innocent man.

[@rfmsr2]

her statement that " No officer intends to do that" when talking about shooting an unarmed person is NOT true. The fact is there ARE bad cops with bad intent that will in fact shoot you died just because.

[@erwinivery1294]

wait wait……so what if he did have a gun…..in his home, on his property, in his garage……is it unlawful to have a firearm…..side note; is the penalty for having such firearm publication execution by our men and women in blue…..😒

[@cypeman8037]

“No officer intends to do that unless there’s a reason” I hope the prosecution picked that stupid sentence apart.

[@rickdaniels1789]

"No officer intends to do that". Lady, I got lots of videos that speak to the contrary.

[@marvinbixler408]

We couldn’t find a gun, the camera prevented y’all from planting one !!!

[@Cj-zj7jf]

She should be charged as an accomplice.

[@johnelectric933]

I don't know what state this is from, but great reporting!

[@despisewyteliars9436]

Ohio.

[@GaryMichael-jo1sd]

“No officer intends to do that “ ?? 😆

[@KushiteComplex]

Per the logic of the female cop, they either suck at finding weapons next to a dead body, or the alleged "weapon" sprouted legs and ran away or was "beamed up" by Star Trek. Cop logic is ridiculous.

[@rosalovett-woodard8582]

Really sad 😔

[@bobdylan7120]

" I'm not sure there was no gun, it's just that we didn't find one" So the guy had a gun, got legally killed by the cop, got up, hid the gun then got back to the position he was in when the cop killed him. Makes perfect sense!

[@auzonedave5403]

"Didn't find a gun" - her disappointed expression says it all.

[@mackstack4901]

She’ll never realize there was no weapon.

[@boyerboytalks]

she didn't realize there was no weapon but they didn't find a weapon around him...lady please

[@PlayingInVestapol]

Hmmm? It not that there wasn't a weapon, we just didn't find one. One of the "known unknown".

[@thomasmccloskey6117]

I’m not saying there was no gun, we just didn’t find a gun……So there’s NO GUN…….Ok let’s see if her concept works in other situations……I’m not saying there was no milk, we just didn’t find any milk…..Nope….. I’m not saying there was no money, we just didn’t find any money…..Nope….I’m not saying the bank was robbed, we just didn’t find a bank that was robbed…..Nope……Police always cry victim when the public doesn’t place them on a pedestal but here is a clear reason why…..She’s a dumb-ass who has the authority to destroy a persons life based on statements (not even actions) like this…….This is why people hate the police.

[@memukanofpersiaandmedia2668]

Cowards !

[@kpdvw]

Murder by Government Thugs...Where and Who is getting sued for Civil rights violation of this magnitude?

[@respectgod3302]

Who would be more upset the shooter or the victim?

[@melvyncox8488]

Cowards the lot of them

[@swatguy6237]

She told it like it was…. He said he saw a gun…..she didn’t see one initially….. so they looked ….n the event it fell or was thrown away from them victim. Think it never happens…….BS

[@raymondclouston6255]

She tried real hard to fly cover there.

[@AlvinAlexander-t8o]

She is good (@ protecting the thin blue line). Just because we didn't find a gun doesn't mean there was no WEAPON. Her fellow LEO specifically said"GUN".

[@stevesmith9151]

Is this a Capital trial?

[@archerbob6847]

So is she being charged for perjury after stating no officer intends to do that...?

[@tommylucero2931]

We have a cop here in Fresno California name palomino that killed a man that was high sitting in his truck and that had no weapon and he didn't get charged for murder but was aloud to quit and get rehired by the Fresno sheriff's department and still to this day palomino has never been charged for murder

[@3LegsIn]

Commits a murder-gets upset. How'd the dead guy feel?

[@eddiecress1957]

Wearing a military type uniform to court is a joke

[@jamesnicholas9215]

she says no officer intends to do that. lol they all intend to do it that's why gun comes out first thing they want to do it.

[@heatherbaker8596]

They should all be on trial, it took them forever to even render medical aid and by the time they did it was defiantly too late.

[@Stacksmusic]

That was a lot of word salad just to say he was visibly upset.

[@FinnbogiRagnarRagnarsson]

Yeah, stressed because there was no gun to give an excuse for the murder.

[@lawrencehunter1698]

All this killer has to is yell he has a gun to justify the murder

[@YoukoKurama]

They all intend to do that. She blatantly lied in court.

[@CommanderStarblaster]

Emotion for being found out committing murder.

[@randyditton3996]

Wow! What a cunning piece of trash.

[@dyfox3856]

Wow. Why is that not scary to anyone ? They can imagine a scenario where you could have been a violent person and use that as an excuse to un alive you. Wow.

[@shaystern2453]

people want to experience that emotion and when your a cop, you can experience it with no consequences

[@marct9942]

The police union told her how to answer

[@GamersPlus-]

Hmm, enforcing & influencing a testimony to protect that cop is illegal!

[@johnkamerdze2080]

Guess he forgot his throw away,huh.....

[@IBenZik]

She is as big a liar as any other cop.

[@RobertSmith-lg7jp]

"unless there is a reason" or even no reason at all. Police : "we are good either way"

[@mustardseedsociety]

Adam Coy: GUILTY !!!

[@MartynBrain]

Why do these police have more medals than people in the forces

[@brendasnow6024]

I'm so sick and tired of these cops covering for each other. The severity of their crimes don't matter, and their utter incompetence doesn't matter. They're a sanctioned gang.

[@bvgb921]

What happened to the gun female cop, did it just evaporate in to the atmosphere, THERE WAS NO GUN AS YOU WELL KNOW.

[@TC-qd1zw]

She cannot say what officers think. She has no evidence to support such claim. Funny how they all come corrupt judge allows it.

[@rskeyesful]

The cop should have been charged with First Degree Murder. He wanted to kill something and he was pissed that he didn't have a spare gun to "plant" on his intended victim.

[@bigkahunauk1]

Cop was coached. If you look closely she was about to speak before the lawyer even asked a question. It’s almost as if she knew the questions beforehand. 🤨

[@SCM0NDT]

Must have been an acorn..... Cops with no clue.

[@raymondconway7416]

No officer does that unless there is a reason - really , what was his reason ?

[@Tanya-g6h]

A 1:33 minute video and I see two things immediately that are relevant to the action taken. One is, even having a weapon, it would not be a reason to shoot and two, the woman officer has more service ribbons on her uniform than did General Eisenhower did on his at the end of his service as allied Commander of the European forces.

[@dannywhipple358]

The throw away gun is no longer needed all they need to say I was scared

[@rpetzold]

So no gun ready to be planted….. he was upset. Not sorry or regretful

[@dec9164]

Oh, I'm sorry. I thought this America.

[@scottlamb2717]

No weapon

[@richlewis8812]

He was convicted anyway

[@elmerfudd5193]

Soo we went to the wrong house and killed an innocent guy🤷‍♂️ have our union lawyers fight it out 😳

[@loviestlewis1103]

Both of them didn't even render aid to this man even though they fuçked up period.

[@jcthieman]

Thin blue line (of corruption) trying to cover up for each other even when their evil actions are blatantly obvious.

[@terryvarta9306]

no officer intents to do that, is she sure

[@TheTravAbides]

“We didn’t find a weapon near his dead body but that doesn’t mean there wasn’t a weapon” Are you stupid???

[@chrissie7323]

Witness cop…not saying there was no gun, we just didn’t find one around him…..what did he toss it after he died. That thin blue line is nothing i not blindly loyal.

[@2032jones]

This is one of the reasons I saw ALL cops are bad. Literally every single instance of a cop doing something illegal or wrong, you always find at least one other cop there letting it happen, participating themselves, or helping to cover it up. You NEVER see a cop stopping and arresting another one for breaking the law.

[@timtubemusic]

cop was upset because he knew he murdered this innocent man and was worried about himself and his career. Not about the man he just shot. He can lie his way out of that with the blue line supporting him.

[@jrod2472]

What a lier

[@notoriousbid3169]

Just answer the question which is asked... Answering a different question than was actually asked makes you look less than honest... How competent are you? How well do you know your job?Did you ever find a weapon? After someone died, how diligently did you look? Do you believe that you may have (could have) missed a weapon which was actually witnessed seconds previously? How did you feel after you explored all available options and found no weapon, whatsoever?

[@s.warren8828]

Coached testimony!

[@Kdog-c9j]

I can't believe it it is going happen again, A unarmed man killed,By a cop, NOT RIGHT

[@EddieHodge-c3k]

Yeah they do intend to do "That".

[@itsabovemenow1016]

I’ve seen other coverage. This cop is pulling a “Rittenhouse” defense complete with crocodile tears.

[@jacobkeeney7971]

Btw, we have the 2nd amendment and him having a weapon would still have been murder. This terror gang needs to go.

[@gingw7333]

This is what happens when cops are trained in extreme paranoia from day one of the Academy. 😢

[@Tshep-wc5dy]

Yes they do they kill for their egos !

[@clivewiddall3430]

Her lips are moving she’s lying

[@williamperkins7318]

Murderers are walking around with badges