Sonya Massey | Deputy Grayson

[@roscoep78]

Response from an active law enforcement officer. Break down is pretty much spot on. If I were to Monday morning quarterback this incident placing myself in their shoes. 1. We would have never been inside of the residence. She called about a prowler. After locating nothing, she would have have been contacted at the door, advised of our findings, asked for her ID, if she didn’t have it immediately available, no big deal, no need to positively identify her, as no crime was committed, and she is not the subject of a criminal investigation. I would have gathered her information verbally. 2. Should we end up inside of the residence, and I found the pot a concern, I would have advised her of my concern, and politely told her I was going to turn the pot off and done so myself. Cooperative, uncooperative no matter the demeanor of the person I am dealing with, I am not telling them to go into the kitchen for any reason. Should anything escalate, there are too many tools in a kitchen a person can arm themselves with. Plenty of times on calls, we have encountered someone inside of their kitchen, for the most part, doing nothing more than routine daily task, cooking, cleaning, etc. Best practice is to speak to them elsewhere in the residence, or outside of the residence. Several times in my career, I’ve found a concern in the kitchen, simply turned the stove off myself. 3. Should she somehow some way end up with the pot in her hands, distance is your friend. The backup officer could have entered the bedroom, and not have been in danger of the hot water. The primary officer could have retreated to the front door. There was a kitchen counter separating her from the officers, preventing her from easily closing the distance and throwing the water. Plenty of opportunity to create distance. Worst case scenario, should she become a threat, there is minimal chance of injury, should she toss the water. In one of my law enforcement groups, an officer stated, Only a demon, would take “I rebuke you in the name of Jesus” as a threat, and I totally agree. Looking at his background in law enforcement, there was red flag after red flag indicating he should not have been in law enforcement, starting with his exit from the military. I have never worked in recruiting, but him having worked at several departments, in so few years would have been a MAJOR RED FLAG. Sadly, some departments are so low on manpower, this may not be further investigated.

[@amhungry2163]

The skull tattoos on his arms were my first clue.

[@Wolfsbane1100]

Some departments seek out violent individuals, because violent individuals are the only ones that want to become cops. Normal, sane, healthy people don't do that.

[@JEREMYCLEVENGER-p6q]

Hell yeah Frogman. I had the same thoughts and questions. There was no need to immediately go for his sidearm nor move the pot of water. Just turn the stove off. Why could the partner not turn off the stove while Massey was working with Grayson? Also, if the officer feared getting hit with boiling water, why advance the threat? Thank you for calling out those that know wrong and still choose to support it for their own benefit. Happens everywhere and I always ask myself, how do these people live with themselves.

[@user-vn9oz1fe8k]

I 100% agree with you. I always tell anybody I support law enforcement officers I do not support a thug with a badge and a gun.

[@bkwil6078]

News flash Wake up no such thing as a good cop back the blue until it happens to you

[@OhSoddit]

@@bkwil6078 You have a point, there wouldn't BE bad cops if there were good cops to deal with it.

[@rodvan-zeller6360]

Cops take an oath to uphold the Constitution and then enforce local laws and policies that violate the Constitution, why do you support that? Just curious, thank you in advance for your answer.

[@rodvan-zeller6360]

Do you support the ATF?

[@bkwil6078]

@@user-vn9oz1fe8k Wake up fool there's no such thing as a good cop..... Seen thousands of videos with the supposed good cops stand there and watch... Then lie and support tyranny..... Therefore no such thing as a good cop.... not one... Back the blue until it happens to you

[@MiClLC]

Remember these guys claim fear over falling acorns and armed, non threatening Airmen

[@rodvan-zeller6360]

And worst of all, cover for each other.

[@72ndnyvi]

Never call the cops, they are failing with our Country. We must now police ourselves. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@rickthompson1422]

....what a sin...a person killed for nothing....nothing....

[@TayKayx]

Lol what? threatening to throw a boiling pot of water at cops is nothing?

[@erro4339]

😢🙏🏿 thank you JESUS your name heals, and is powerful enough to rebuke demons.

[@powersonic6255]

Lack of accountability and consequences for ones action breeds criminality withing law enforcement and within every aspects of society. Criminal cops needs to be held accountable .

[@yoelmartinez428]

Thank you, sir. We need more individuals like you in the world. God bless.

[@NS-yl6wj]

I have watched this interaction a half dozen times from different sources since the incident occurred. I have never thought about this incident from the spiritual perspective. Thank you for that perspective.

[@kilam41171]

If "you" are wronged by law enforcement, make sure to sue the BONDS that LEO's have as well as suing them. Once their bond is gone, it'll take ALOT for them to find jobs in law enforcement again.

[@Bighitter03]

Typically when you sue Leo they get qualified immunity and you get screwed again and if you do win then it's the tax payers that foot the bill

[@Drushu9330]

Thank you for bringing this to light brother.

[@trinahaifa2860]

Situations like these are EXACTLY why people want to defund the police. Very sad!!

[@moss7220]

This is by far the most thorough breakdown of this incident, & covers the deepest battle witnessed. Christ is King

[@tacticaltrioadventure5224]

Excellent video explaining everything accurately thank you sir

[@MakingLifeBrighter]

[This gave me so much peace and hope. Thank you for standing! Because you have been entrusted arma does not give you the right to abuse it. The responsibility becomes that much greater.]

[@kilam41171]

Deputy Grayson was out to kill someone. Sonya Massey was the unfortunate person to be targeted by him.

[@ShepherdsSheepdog]

God bless you, Brother.

[@brandongerez546]

I’m so glad your talking about it like this because in Latin, we say that the devil tightens up quickly can clearly see it here

[@SPARTANSIX-1]

They totally came there with intent to arrest SOMEONE. But murder was apparently what they settled for.

[@JD91909]

He was in the wrong, this was murder. I thought she was joking when she said that and they were not in harms way. She didn't even come at them with the water.

[@jimf.1318]

She was kidding, but it still triggered the demons.

[@jonm2381]

I pray often that our country will get to where it needs to be. Evil can’t stand the light, thank you for shining light on this.

[@johnmathis1754]

I hate to have to be brutally honest, my friend! I don't think this nation has too many happy days left in the near future. I truly believe America is under judgement from the Most High. We've had it so good, for so long, and people have completely turned their backs on GOD. More people believe in Aliens, than our creator! No, we have some tough times ahead, and JESUS CHRIST is our only Hope of lightening the load.

[@PippiLongstockings-ps8jd]

​@@johnmathis1754what you say is true, we all need to repent to Jesus Christ for everything ask Jesus to heal you ❣️ and our nation 🇺🇸🙏🪖

[@Jeremy-io4hm]

Always on point as usual. You're a great leader, and a personal role model of mine. I hope to one day be as good of a man, father and husband as you as i grow my relationship with Christ. God bless you and your family brother.

[@johnmathis1754]

I wrote a comment before realizing you were part of the body of CHRIST. You've gained a subscriber, more importantly, you've gained a brother. GOD, bless!

[@24barnaby]

I'm a retired officer/trainer/supervisor/FTO with 26 years of experience. Nothing but incompetence, "thuggery", and anti-social behavior shown in the deputy's video. I have personally spoken out and fought against bad decisions in my department. This is why I never made it past Corporal and was brought up on numerous bullshit internal investigations( ie insubordination) for speaking out against the higher-ups. Plus, our union was in bed with the admin so I got the full brunt of the punishment. I sleep well at night, knowing I never towed the company line when wrong decisions were made.

[@IAmThePrepper]

Thank you Jason for sharing this video to us. We really need someone like you to speak up. I also believe I won’t win any fights w cops in our home, or in public because they will have a lot of reasons to make things worst. But if they do you wrong, find a great lawyer to sue them.

[@MickAngelhere]

Very true about those who are simply followers and not able to take a lead or a stand in situations that require leadership when the leaders fail. The amount of times I’ve had to stand in my workplace when the management and the union fail to address safety concerns, it caused me great frustration and made me a target. I’m still there , when many managers who tried to get rid of me are gone. At times I was the de facto union delegate because the union were tooo busy playing politics. As for Grayson he was out to kill , no question about it, the fact that he was employed by the department after multiple working in different departments, tells you about the attitude of the department itself

[@zacharyrowe8667]

Theres no defense for him to say his life was in immediate danger in that altercation. Hes not going to do well in jail.

[@johnmathis1754]

No he's not! He's not gonna do good when he takes his final breath in this world, either. If he doesn't have a complete conversion, and repentance, GOD will be waiting on the other side!

[@rodvan-zeller6360]

Great video, Jason thank you.

[@nathanbailey9153]

Thank you for speaking up against this and "Bad LEO's" in general. I too have found myself unable to support the "Good LEO's" any longer due to the fact they are supporting the "Bad LEO's" and not standing up to them. One thing that has frustrated me to no end is how many "Special Forces" retirees have gone on to almost blindly support and train Law Enforcement Officers regardless of what they do. And another problem is how much specialized training the SpecOps crowd has given LEO's in spite of increasing evidence that those same LEO's are not interested in "serve and protect", are not interested in the public good, they are only interested in the "LEO's vs Public", "Us vs Them", "Stand with the Blue OR ELSE" type mindset. These same skills that the SpecOps trainers have taught the Bad LEO's are the same skills they use to kill civilians with more efficiently. Many SpecOps trainers are training the technical skills without teaching or requiring the moral and ethical frameworks and requirements that true SpecOps teams have required internally. So what we end up with is highly trained killers without any restraints, moral framework, and almost complete immunity for any and all of their actions. Which results in people like Deputy Grayson. I truly feel like you guys in the SpecOps community really need to do some soul searching and some internal regulation and be a little more careful who you train and what you train them. Which it seems like you personally are doing this, and it really is encouraging to see. I'm just hoping you can help influence the rest of the community to start to think a little more like you are thinking. And yes, this is a spiritual war in all of this.

[@alexcusma4908]

There was actual body cam from the primary officer after all. His body cam was on. She did seem to raise the pot but I would still consider it not justifiable

[@TONY4563084]

Some people can actually feel threatened for their life yet still remain calm cool and collected. Granted not everyone can but those types of individuals are out there.

[@OhSoddit]

Training plays a part (perhaps significantly). I spent some time in the Army. The first live round over my head hurt my nose - it was pressed firmly into the ground!!

[@sarahb.8890]

The thing is, no sane person would even feel as if their life was threatened in this scenario. Best case scenario for this guy, he should be in a mental institution - if he truly believed she posed enough of a threat to justify lethal force, he is delusional enough to put every person around him in danger during an apparent mental episode. Worst case for him, he committed cold-blooded murder, and he should rot in jail until his death, at which point he’ll transition to rotting in hell. This man is a danger to everyone around him either way.

[@419forest]

@@sarahb.8890you may want to rethink your opinion. Al Green had scalding grits thrown on him by his ex girlfriend which required him to have plastic surgery as a result. That ex girlfriend was found “shot” after the incident at his home. Al did not serve time in prison… Do not underestimate 200 degree water which was thrown after she picked up the pot again after appearing to put it down from the partners cam. Go look at the body cam video from Grayson for clarity of what he actually approaches when moving towards her. I am not justifying his lethal force. I am pointing out actual video that most of those that commented have never seen or have been told that “Grayson turned off his body cam before he shot her”. That is a lie and his body cam has been released to debunk incorrect statements about what the total and evidence actually is.

[@Ir-Heathen-ish]

If a cop ever asked me to take off CCW and hand it to him or put it on the dash I would have to tell him to FO and start recording

[@rodvan-zeller6360]

CCW enforcement is a violation of the Second

[@IAmThePrepper]

Cop can disarm the ccw holder. Don’t let cops have reasons to shoot you.

[@sickjohnson]

"Psychologist Stanley Milgram Found that 80% of the population do not have the psychological or moral resources to defy an authority's order, no matter how illegitimate the order is. Therefore, only 20% have critical thinking capacity." The purpose of this famous study at Yale post WW2 was to understand how the German government convinced its tax slaves to commit crimes against humanity... Some say that the highest vibration in this realm is integrity...meaning it is the rarest thing here. #Respect

[@OhSoddit]

I found myself unwilling to participate in "experimental" vaccinations over the last few years. I was STUNNED at the behaviour of friends and colleagues of several decades who I'd previously believed were reasonably intelligent and capable of rational thought. I confess, I was TEMPTED to use a "fake" vaccination certificate (they WERE available) to keep my career (heck, I ONLY worked remotely with zero contact in the first place), it would have been easy, it would have made no real difference and nobody would have known (and I'd have kept a 6-figure salary I'd spent 23 years working towards). But I would have known. I remember thinking I could NEVER judge anyone else if I was prepared to go down a path of fraud and deception, no matter how "trivial" or justified it seemed. I'm HURTING BADLY for that choice (Shamed, Shunned, Silenced, SACKED with zero income for nearly 3 years now), but it's only made me more resolute - HONESTY & INTEGRITY MUST PREVAIL.

[@josephwilliamroca]

The Milgram experiment says a whole lot more than that. To all moved to comment on this vid, without qualification, you MUST study, not just glance at the Milgram experiment. Covid, Nazi Germany, peer pressure, PTSD, today’s insane politics… Even the danger of participation in college psych experiments. It strongly applies to all of them. That 80% figure is a gross and maybe even harmful generalization of the powerful conclusions that were made. Any freedom loving, personally responsible folk, patriots say, are not fully prepared without the DETAILS of that experiment. It was brilliant, and savage.

[@josephwilliamroca]

Just looked at the Wiki quickly. It seems to be missing a critical detail. About 60% would shock him to death, no matter what. About 10% would under no circumstances do it. But! The last 30% would do it, UNLESS they had the support of the 10%! The tremendous importance of whistleblowers, non-compliance, and sharing the hardest truths!

[@sickjohnson]

@@josephwilliamroca There are also some decent videos on this platform of the actual study...till they disappear.

[@OhSoddit]

In 2019, I wouldn't have paid much heed to anyone talking about demonic entities (didn't mesh with my scientific background). In 2024, I acknowledge your wisdom and experience.

[@jpenna1976]

Most alarming to me is that Grayson was even hired there. He had been fired from two departments in like 6 months and had three DUI's. Not fit to be LEO.

[@tellitlikeitis4789]

He was the cop that they needed him to be, so he got the job.

[@jpenna1976]

@tellitlikeitis4789 I don't believe that, but I see some personal relations as possibility. Relative of someone for example.

[@Elmeheecanyoker]

Houston PD is full of these type of officers.

[@BlackPulseNetwork]

Good message. I love you brought some scripture because that's what it's all about, THE WORD! Very sad to see and hear these things that go on, but I think you hit the nail right on the head.

[@TheGr8Flood]

As former LEO, this video disgusted and angered me so much. This guy is much of what has gone wrong all in one package. Jail is where he belongs.

[@Variable19]

Thank you for this video

[@joshlemke735]

Imagine being her father, watching his daughter die on the floor over and over in all these videos. Too sad. That being said, this has been the most logical break down of the situation I have yet to see.

[@ThomasMitchum-z9z]

Grayson, was manifesting a demon, even when he was talking to Ms. Massey outside. I could hear it in his voice!😢

[@r3tri3ution_z3nith_point_z6]

That demon had been stalking Mrs. massey at her home prior. Agitating her. This demonic entity positioned her exactly where it wanted her, to call the police. They are the PERFECT hollow vessels for possession and 90% of the time they can be persuaded. Someone who is very spiritually aware , doing battle with these demonic entities is like food. What her life was like and who she surrounded herself with is probably how they were introduced into her. Cops make for great demonic vessels. Demons know this.

[@BCM16AR]

So many video's like this.. Policing in America is broken.

[@rodvan-zeller6360]

It was designed this way, look at the history.

[@Wickedtrucker75]

Couldn’t agree more

[@ratboyninja]

#1 is spot on and all that needs to be said

[@RandySpence-yf5hw]

Jail the idiots. Scared of hot water? Omg out of control

[@sheepdog457]

I’m retired from 32 years in public safety. 10 years as an LEO and the rest in the fire service, after getting tired of the abuse from all directions as a cop-and that was 30 years ago, now. Sentiment toward LE is growing more and more problematic, and I empathize with anyone trying to do the job these days. With that said, I’m finding it increasingly difficult to defend them.

[@juanvaldez5422]

So it’s “difficult “ to defend this ? That might be a vast understatement

[@419forest]

@@juanvaldez5422have you viewed both Grayson and his partner’s body cam? If not, you have missed vital information that she picked up the pot again and water was actually thrown towards him vs what people have been shown only from one perspective.

[@brianphelps6661]

Wow. Seems like the deputy was definitely possessed

[@wingman8447]

She saw him as the devil, and he was. She’s far enough away, behind a barrier. Why didn’t they just back out of the house and call for medical assistance recognizing she was psychologically compromised. He put himself and his partner into the situation then over-reacted and felt that the lady was expendable. Their job is to serve and protect. Help the helpless.

[@419forest]

Their job is not to “serve and protect “ it is to enforce any law that they have been told to enforce. That is why you do not speak to LE after a self defense shooting. Serve and protect is a false, catchy phrase that people blindly believe as the standard.

[@robertpeet3781]

Calling the police some time is not a good thing , protecting you is not always the out come , this officer needs life in prison........

[@russellshortridge7977]

Never let cops in your house. Never!

[@64samsky]

Good video!

[@cnclife2739]

I agree with you. A Christain can still sin. Doesn't mean your not a Christain if you sin(disobedience) Repentance needs to happen. Going the other direction, fixing the wrong.

[@brucknerian9664]

you're. Christians should try and be grammitically correct; though it's not a sin not to be.

[@tellitlikeitis4789]

Pay attention to the people who have a problem with people who speak the truth 👁️👁️ those are the ones that need their guns taken away. #truth&justiceonly #responsiblegunownersonly frogman is a true responsible gun owner.

[@learnandteacheverything]

It is good to see you on the path. Keep it up Brother. Shalom.

[@nickf2170]

How are these people not in prison.

[@rodvan-zeller6360]

Powerful gang.

[@ninobrown3394]

White

[@KOSZG0430]

Because there has to be a court case first to convict the killer. The shooting officer is currently in custody with no bond. I have no clue what the other two people that commented are talking about. They seem to have the same mentality of the officer: respond without thinking things through.

[@rodvan-zeller6360]

@@KOSZG0430 How long after the shooting was he put in jail?

[@KOSZG0430]

@@rodvan-zeller6360 if I'm not mistaken, the shooting took place on July 6th and he was jailed on July 17th

[@cdalton3169]

Exceptional analysis!

[@bowhunting1013]

What people don’t think of , is that sin is sin no sin is bigger than the other , a thief is no less a sinner than a serial killer , repentance is the only answer, follow the words in the Bible

[@callofdutyguy9]

To repent is to believe the Gospel. That Jesus died for your sins and rose from the dead for your justification according to the scriptures.

[@Primarch-Arlian]

Something else I think should be mentioned is that certain jobs have risks associated with them. If I were to enlist in the military, I would not be surprised to be deployed in a hostile environment. It is part of the job. It is the same with law enforcement. If an officer is too cowardly to stay calm in this situation, they have not accepted responsibility for the solemn duty to society they have chosen to place on themselves. These jobs are dangerous, no question. But the danger is to be expected and accepted. If someone can't live with that danger or the responsibility associated with it, they also have a duty to leave the job.

[@Ein_Kunde_]

That was not justified at all. She was holding a pot of water. Not a deadly weapon.

[@USCG1990]

Is this "To Serve and Protect"?

[@jo2x705]

She should've never let them come into her home. If they were so fearful of her and the hot water then they should've got out of her home. I dont know how many people have picked up a full pot of water, but its not light or easy to throw on someone at a distance without splashing yourself. Notice how he paused before he said female when calling it in. He almost called her something else. This is why its scary when certain people police our communities when they don't understand us or maybe have prejudices against us.

[@bigtmane8]

Great video

[@-3as504]

Amen. I see it every where. Hiding in the weeds for speeders. Messing with people because it’s their business? Are these the guys picked on when they were younger? Rules of engagement? Corruption is everywhere these days. And what’s sad is this will be forgotten in a month or so. Yet someone innocent paid the price .

[@johnmathis1754]

Agreed!

[@mider9996]

Many security are actually pretty bad as well. But I see that scenario. Either the government will take over state law enforcement or replace them. Maybe A commissar type system.

[@leebodean1493]

Don't think for a second that these officers are worried about the optics of this situation. They want their neighbors to fear them, they want us to cower in their presence, and fear for our lives. These are the guys that will happily enforce unconstitutional laws, and won't hesitate to kill another citizen, while just doing their job. It really bothers me to see our police officers in this light. They have a really thankless job, that puts them in the situation to get jaded. I certainly couldn't do the job. However there are lots of people who have already been trained to deal with high stress situations, but those people aren't going to do it for peanuts and until we find a way to pay a higher grade of police officers, we will continue to see this. It's sad.

[@DRP3ck3r]

Were you a believer before you served and do you have any thoughts on 1st amendment auditors?

[@sharkman5735]

Earning the hate…..

[@rickthompson1422]

@@sharkman5735 ...AI erased my comment agreeingwithyou...

[@sharkman5735]

@@rickthompson1422 WOW!!!!! I’m guessing Freedom of speech doesn’t apply here. Man I get posts deleted constantly! So I’ll say it for you. Rick says he believes they are earning the hate too……….. let’s see bud…….

[@paulchristu996]

I appreciate your assessment of the spiritual issues. These conflict with the societal issues at play. LEOs today are indoctrinated in the “warrior ethos”. Far to many have come to believe and behave in the manner of an occupying army; the lives of the subjugants no longer have meaning. At some point it is likely that citizens will rise against them. Ask the British officers in Ireland during the troubles how that worked out for them.

[@sharkman5735]

@@paulchristu996 well said

[@bonan-the-carbarian]

The spiritual aspect of his reaction to her words is something I hadn’t thought about. I just thought of it as irrational. Very interesting

[@rodvan-zeller6360]

At 9:37, CCW and its enforcement is a violation of the Second Amendment, cops take an oath to uphold the Constitution, and then enforce local laws and policies that are in direct violation of their oath, what do you call that?

[@darthbaferu398]

Sir, I’ll respectfully disagree with you. First there are no sheep in our 300+ person department. I’m a deputy too. I’m a year and 8 months from retiring and am an LT so I have very little contact anymore until the person is in handcuffs. I agreed to the promotion for 2 years instead of retiring and I’m only in charge of 8 people most of the time ( child predators and human trafficking) but have run a few shifts where I was in charge of 4 SGT’s and their 20 person patrol units. The first sign that we have a loose cannon they’re either gone or moved into an admin role. Heck I’m not even allowed on the takedown team as I do all the communication and they know I’ll probably be a little perturbed with them when we catch them. By then I’ve seen their face and genitals and I’m disgusted by their behavior. So please, denounce this deputy as wrong, I agree from what I’ve seen 100%. However that is not Our Standard so please don’t make it sound like all are bad. Back when I was a SGT and ran a patrol unit, if I pulled someone over I almost never gave a ticket unless it was an egregious offense. I’d go up and tell them I’m SGT ……. but you can call me deputy friendly. As long as you remain citizen friendly we’ll get out of here as quickly as possible. I’m not as highly trained as you but have put in 31 years on a mat and am a 5th degree black belt, so I know about self control and discipline. Otherwise keep up the good work!

[@Philmoscowitz]

Good cops need to call out the bad cops, otherwise one spoiled apple can ruin the whole bunch.

[@darthbaferu398]

@@Philmoscowitz I’m not the Sheriff, so anyone on my force can arrest me if I get out of line. And they would too. Same as I would them. There’s a specific legal process to arrest the Sheriff in my state in his home county, however we’re all told how to. Not that I’d ever see a need, but we can detain him and make contact 24/7 with the one person that can say we can. So I 100% agree. All LEO’s need to hold each other accountable.

[@jackeskins4658]

I did not feel the threat as he says it was there was no cause for either of them to draw their weapons I'm in security I work at a place that has all kinds of people around all times of the day from addicts to homeless to the mentally ill I work unarmed in a bad neighborhood I see it like this I came from these streets and understand that some people go through life rough with all kinds of problems which helps me see humor where most would take a threat I believe firmly in training and that it does help but understand the situation around you and reading body language and listening to tones of voice help in reading a room this is sad prayers to the family, and may God bless her and keep her.

[@Kushisaiam]

People who don't speak up on this thing you are just as much of an enemy as the killer

[@jasongilman7270]

Nice lever action. 45-70?

[@turtletruth]

TAXPAYERS BESEECH A NATIONAL SAFETY NET FROM PREDATORS ... Taxpayers implore a transparent "NATIONAL REGISTRY" with "ADDRESSES" of fired, quit, and transferred (BAD-APPLE) police officers! National registration is mandated for "THE SEX OFFENDER" The registry must also be extended, and mandated for BAD-APPLE police officers!

[@benliftin4awhile]

This guy got fired and removed from like 2 other counties and was kicked out of the army, why did he even get the chance to do this.

[@Ein_Kunde_]

And it took those buffoons around half a minute to begin administering first aid. Disgusting.

[@tryrelaxing]

why did they even enter her house? they had no reason to? or did they

[@ratboyninja]

They had no reason to walk into that house or ask for I.d.

[@MiClLC]

The entered looking for a reason.....

[@geraldwest3428]

Excellent breakdown, mister. I'm so very sorry about what happened to this lady, completely stunned. This man is definitely demon possessed.

[@MegaCyberleader]

i had to explain that to my own family.

[@419forest]

You need to watch the video from the body cam of Grayson. It clearly shows that she picks the hot pot of water back up (after the initial bowing down behind the counter). You will also see the hot water being thrown toward Grayson. The hot water then hits the floor and steam comes off the kitchen floor. You cannot see this from the partner’s body cam, which was the only perspective released in the first few days of the incident. The actual video from the body of shooter Grayson debunks many narratives and opinions that are solely based on one physical view. It is not true that Grayson’s body camera was turned off. This was a lie told to push a narrative that he was not following policy. His body camera video is available if you look for it. Hot water at 200 degrees can do 2nd degree skin damage. Al Green had the same thrown at him by an ex girlfriend which resulted in significant skin damage and his ex girlfriend being shot shortly thereafter the incident. Do not underestimate 200 degree water and its effects on human skin.

[@frogmantactical]

Then why was he fired and found in neglect?

[@glentpollard67]

The cop needs to be prosecuted like any other person.

[@jerahmyb4486]

Brother the handwriting is on the wall. Every time police make a stop 3 to 5 cameras are on them because no one trust them anymore and they don't see the role the unions (brotherhood) have played in this lose of confidence. Backing a monster regardless. The Sheriff sad she called for help and we failed her. You really failed the whole community by hiring a 3,4,5, times fired individual.

[@Bighitter03]

He also had a dui conviction

[@juanvaldez5422]

It’s because she rebuked him. Stirred up the demon . Had nothing to do with some water . Come on

[@Mronpointwithrighteour1]

Well said sir. I also agree with you it is a spiritual warfare at best. Yes, believers in Christ Jesus must stay up and speak up against wrong in life. Whether it at work or in public. We will all be judge by God. Jesus is the way. Amen.

[@trinigrl09]

Sonya's tone seems fine to me..his seems a bit short....he escalated this incident with his own demeanor and baseless assumptions about her mental state....Did anyone else hear him ask her if she was okay mentally? Why ask that? I would be offended too because that's unnecessary....that is probably what prompted the "I rebuke you" comment.....I can't know for certain but probably..... It could have also been that she was offended because they acted like she was going to throw the hot water on them when she never made any such gesture to do that.....Saying, I rebuke you in the name of Jesus is a way to say I reject your unfair cruel behavior toward me.....meaning his insinuations of her mental state and then acting as if she was going to harm him for no reason......He seems to be impulsive, have a bad temper, and very little patience which aren't great characteristics for a cop to possess..... this entire situation was exacerbated by Deputy Grayson.....In my opinion he sounded very rude when he had to repeat, "Is there anything I can do for you?" She just misheard him why the attitude? It seems like this deputy came on the scene irritated and took it out on her.....

[@tizben]

Hot water is not a deadly threat. Just move backwards

[@vilecreature8640]

Go to a burn ward and tell the people that get 3rd degree burns from boiling water that.

[@tizben]

​@@vilecreature8640 yeah, go to the morgue and tell the people that got shot in the face that. Look at how much time the cops had to move back, but used to threaten death on this lady. How about walk backwards. They volunteered to walk in there

[@Bighitter03]

It is a deadly threat but one that was not imminent at that time

[@TheLordMyRock]

You have to be in fear of death or great bodily harm. Being covered in boiling water can certainly cause great bodily harm. However it doesn’t seem like she was a threat at this distance or situation.

[@dblankenship88]

It is a deadly threat. Regardless of whether or not you agree.

[@AltronT]

Very creepy encounter with the forces of darkness in the hearts of men whom are foreign to Lord Jesus Christ.

[@Ny2Ncnback]

This is what implicit bias looks like when you’re guilty until proven innocent because the color of your skin

[@r3tri3ution_z3nith_point_z6]

If you still do not believe in demons after this.... You have problems, you aren't even aware of.

[@amorestperpe]

If you're the cover and your partner draws and you don't, you're probably fucking up. You've got two different vantage points. Doesn't mean you have to shoot but it does mean you're way behind the curve if something is about to pop off.

[@nowhat8070]

Going to cover any of the tsunami of black on white crime?

[@Dr.I.C.Spots247]

Crime is crime and evil is evil. Why does color matter? Jesus died on the cross for everyone. Start looking at people as an individual and not a race. Evil comes in every color.

[@jalexander305]

Wow man…

[@TheRealToxicYT]

They let anyone be cops these days. And then they are undertrained.

[@nostresslyfe]

Pure demon inside of him she seen it

[@johnmathis1754]

What an absolute Demon in the flesh! Ephesians 6:12, is the perfect scripture for what happened! The woman(Sonya) could obviously feel the demonic oppression of both the officers at the time. We are not fighting against flesh and blood, my friend's, especially in this day and age. If there's ever been a time in your life where you've felt the need to get right with the LORD, you better do it now. Tomorrow, could be too late!

[@sybau578]

Not sure if it means anything but I noticed pagan tattoos on the officers. There is no way to prove this but I think there was a demon involved in this incident

[@rodvan-zeller6360]

The demon was the cop, who hired him?

[@Mdot555]

Jesus is King

[@bradcolby1]

Grayson is evil.Only a demon would feel threatened by Jesus’s name. RIP Sonya

[@hcdtactical]

Dammit this is why police firearms training is wrong. They need to be taught how to get out of the line of fire and assess whether the threat is real or not while moving. Static range training or standing and shooting is getting officers shot and make mistakes

[@whatsup24_7]

No duty to retreat

[@hcdtactical]

@@whatsup24_7 I didn’t say retreat I said move out of the way and assess. Huge difference. Kinda like moving to cover.

[@xforce708]

Even still, if you watch the video you have here as the officer advances into the kitchen after the shots you can see the steaming water in the floor at the end of the counter. I’m still not accepting the fact that he shot her. But at the same time the system above the officers failed us all.

[@Bighitter03]

@xforce708 you can accept it or not but he did shoot her and in her defense she was empty handed and only grabbed that pot after she knelt down and he advance putting her in a self defense situation the system didn't force this cop to shoot her he made that choice after he threatened her the only thing that failed everyone in this situation is his boss the one that highered him after he was arrested and fired 4 previous times

[@xforce708]

@@Bighitter03 you’re not in a self defense situation because a cop is pointing a gun at you. I’ve been in that situation before and the cops were in the wrong. But I didn’t do anything crazy, therefore I’m still alive. She stood up, grabbed the pot of water and threw the water at them. Bad move on her part, because yes he was a moron that should not have even had that badge but more people have to be held responsible here.

[@Bighitter03]

@xforce708 by that's states law she was in a self defense situation because she had no lawful authority to draw his weapon in that state you can actually fight the cops in an unlawful arrest scenario which would not be the case in most states but not in this state. Technically even in those states that it's "illegal" to resist an unlawful arrest its still constitutionally protected to resist an unlawful arrest but good luck fighting the government on that one.

[@Bighitter03]

@xforce708 and she didn't throw nothing she dropped it after being shot in the head by a murderous government employee nothing in the video suggests she threw the water only that the water hit the ground behind the counter where no cop was so the only other person that should be held accountable is the other cop she did absolutely nothing wrong except allow the cops to come inside

[@xforce708]

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