He was killed in a shootout with police. A police officer with a long gun was blocking the parking lot at the emergency room.
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Hours later, he delivered remarks on the killings from the White House. “‘Cause we’re approaching apathy with these shootings”. We didn’t know what to think. “That’s how this country gets united”.
Residents of the DFW area know all too well what those in Baton Rouge, Louisiana feel like after news that multiple officers were shot and killed Sunday morning. This is a developing story.
“Around the clock news cycles and social media sometimes amplify these divisions”, he went on.
“Everyone right now needs focus on words and actions that will unite this country”, he said. Regardless of motive, the deaths of these three fearless police officers underscores the danger that police officers across the country confront every single day. “So, it’s sad on the family, but through God’s will, we’ll make it”.
Sophia Bush, Bette Midler and Patricia Arquette have also shared their heartbreak at the latest shooting incident to rock the U.S.
In a YouTube video posted on July 10, the host of “Convos with Cosmos” says he is in Dallas and had gone to the city to join protests there.
Law enforcement officials are asking the entire community to remain indoors if possible and to report any suspicious activity to law enforcement either with your local police department or by calling 1-800-CALL-FBI. “Rest In Peace to my former partner and one of the best cops I’ve ever known…”
He said he had been “disappointed in some family, friends, and officers for some reckless comments but hey what’s in your heart is in your heart. I respect and appreciate everything you did for us, this city, and your job to protect and serve”, he wrote.
A gunman has killed three police officers and wounded three others in Louisiana’s capital Baton Rouge, just days after the fatal shooting of a black man in the city sparked nationwide protests and led to the massacre of five Dallas policemen.
“Our country is totally divided and our enemies are watching”, Trump tweeted on Sunday after Obama’s statement. “We are not looking good, we are not looking smart, we are not looking tough!”
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is blaming a “lack of leadership” for the shooting.
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“Today’s devastating assault on police officers in Baton Rouge is an assault on all of us”. He also confirmed that the suspects managed to injure many other officers, but he did not have the specific numbers at the moment. We must not be indifferent to each other. We must all stand together to reject violence and strengthen our communities.
