Pardoned J6er, shot and kilked

[Norbert]

Matthew W. Huttle, 42 of Hobart, Indiana was shot and killed in Jasper County during a traffic. stop Sunday.

There was an altercation between Huttle and an officer resulting in the officer firing his weapon and fatally wounding Huttle.

I pray for the officer. Although probably justified, it is something an good officer never wants to do.

As for Huttle, FAFO.

Sorry I don't have a link. I am on a smart phone right now.

[lame54]

1. They think they're above the law

[Dave Bowman]

4. They also believe that their IQ is above average.

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[KewlKat]

2. Source was faux news for info below

The Brief

A Jasper County sheriff's deputy fatally shot 42-year-old Matthew W. Huttle during a traffic stop in northwest Indiana on Sunday after an altercation in which Huttle reportedly resisted arrest and was armed.
Huttle, previously charged and imprisoned for his involvement in the January 6, 2021, Capitol breach, was identified as the suspect in the incident.
The Indiana State Police are investigating the shooting, and the involved deputy has been placed on paid administrative leave.

[Trumpdumper]

3. One down ....

… 1,500 to go

[Dave Bowman]

5. 1,500 terrorists on the wall, 1,500 terrorists...

[FSogol]

6. Actually, 2 down. One was arrested in Florida the next day for earlier gun charges. n/t

[Irish_Dem]

7. Trump pardoning him was his death sentence.

This guy thought he could go after cops and get away with it again.

[MadameButterfly]

11. You have to discipline toddlers for their own good

[Irish_Dem]

12. Yes he would still be alive if Trump had not pardoned him.

Looks like he needed to be in prison for his own protection.

[MadameButterfly]

14. or at least if and when he got out it needed to be

for good behavior along with remorse and a parole officer to set him on the right course. Instead he was told to keep doing what got him in jail.

[Irish_Dem]

17. Exactly, Trump told him his bad behavior was perfectly acceptable, empowered him.

Like giving a drug addict unlimited access to drugs.
Usually does not end well.

[Think. Again.]

8. Okay.

[bif]

9. DUPE

https://www.democraticunderground.com/100219952317

[bucolic_frolic]

10. It's Trump's fault. Guy had a safe place to sort out his maladjustments.

He needed more time. It's a failure to his family and loved ones too.

[MadameButterfly]

13. he needed to face his mistake, his guilt,

and the repercussions to sort this out correctly instead of being told it was political
Trump is messing with their heads. They don't know he's even sicker than they are.

[bucolic_frolic]

18. Thank you, that is true.

And the judicial system processed the miscreants, and assessed them in some form psychologically, and the judge can read people's responses, and demeanor, and makes some judgment when sentencing. All of that, all the money taxpayers spend on that, out the window!!! It's just wrong in so many ways.

[angryxyouth]

15. I feel sad for.....

No I don’t f**k em.

[Number9Dream]

16. Hope the local cops know who these lowlifes are and make them wish they were still in jail

[elias7]

19. If he was black and a pardoned drug dealer, would we be claiming foul?

I find it odd that we are assuming he is white, so there is no narrative about the unfairness of his death at the hands of the police. It is all, “well, he probably deserved it”. Just an observation.

[LisaL]

20. Why are you assuming that we don't know that he is white?

This link has a photo of him "in action."
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/indiana-man-pardoned-jan-6-crimes-killed-traffic-stop-shooting-deputy-rcna189502

[Dave Bowman]

21. Why a drug dealer?