o Kid involved in SWATTING that got a MAN KILLED will have CHARGES DROPPED

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Full Throttle 06/01/19 9:15:49 PM #1:	Do you think Shane is more "innocent" than the swatter himself? - Results (7 votes) Yes. he may have given a false address but he wasn't the one who made the call. I agree to cut him slack 28.57% (2 votes) 2 F* No. All 3 of them are guilty of this swat s* and he should have faced prison time too 71.43% (5 votes) 5 20 y/o Jerk, Shane Gaskill from Wichita, the Kansas gamer whose dispute over a $1.50 bet that sparked a hoax call and resulted a father being killed has struck a deal with prosecutors that will allow them to DROP the charges against him!! Judge Eric Melgren approved the joint motion for deferred prosecution and such agreements typically result in charges dropped if he fulfills his conditions The deferred court proceedings and discovery during a period ending on Dec 31, 2020 and ordered him to pay $1000 in restitution, costs, penalities as required. He was part of a hoax scheme when he made a bet with another jerk gamer, 19 y/o Casey Viner over XBOX. When Shane refused to pay him the bet, Casey then asked for his address and Shane instead gave a fake address he used to live at which then made Casey hire a swat caller to swat that house leaving 26 y/ Andrew Finch killed when he was shot immediately after opening the door!! The case drew national attention on the practice of "swatting", a form of retaliation when someone reports a false emergency. Jim Cross, spokesman for the attorney's office said Shane's involvement was LESS than the others Shane was charged with conspiracy, obstruction of justice, wire fraud and making false statements. Casey who lives in Ohio has pleaded guilty to all those charges but he is only recommended 2 years PROBATION. Casey was the one who hired Tyler R. Bariss for the Swat where he was sentenced to 20 years in the slammer. Do you think Shane is more "innocent" than the Swatter himself? Shane - Walking Free WITHOUT charges --- call me mrduckbear, sweater monkeys. A GFAQS User Steps On A Bug, I'll Stop Posting for 24 HOURS. THIS ACCOUNT ONLY!! I'm an Asian Liberal. RESIST The Alt-Right <cite>Full Throttle posted [p:922669995] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote> Do you think Shane is more "innocent" than the swatter himself? - Results (7 votes) Yes. he may have given a false address but he wasn't the one who made the call. I agree to cut him slack 28.57% (2 votes) 2 F* No. All 3 of them are guilty of this swat s* and he should have faced prison time too 71.43% (5 votes) 5 20 y/o Jerk, Shane Gaskill from Wichita, the Kansas gamer whose dispute over a $1.50 bet that sparked a hoax call and resulted a father being killed has struck a deal with prosecutors that will allow them to DROP the charges against him!! Judge Eric Melgren approved the joint motion for deferred prosecution and such agreements typically result in charges dropped if he fulfills his conditions The deferred court proceedings and discovery during a period ending on Dec 31, 2020 and ordered him to pay $1000 in restitution, costs, penalities as required. He was part of a hoax scheme when he made a bet with another jerk gamer, 19 y/o Casey Viner over XBOX. When Shane refused to pay him the bet, Casey then asked for his address and Shane instead gave a fake address he used to live at which then made Casey hire a swat caller to swat that house leaving 26 y/ Andrew Finch killed when he was shot immediately after opening the door!! The case drew national attention on the practice of "swatting", a form of retaliation when someone reports a false emergency. Jim Cross, spokesman for the attorney's office said Shane's involvement was LESS than the others Shane was charged with conspiracy, obstruction of justice, wire fraud and making false statements. Casey who lives in Ohio has pleaded guilty to all those charges but he is only recommended 2 years PROBATION. Casey was the one who hired Tyler R. Bariss for the Swat where he was sentenced to 20 years in the slammer. Do you think Shane is more "innocent" than the Swatter himself? Shane - Walking Free WITHOUT charges </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 06/01/19 9:26:51 PM #2:	Yeah id say hes more innocent. Personally id refuse to give an address period but he couldn't help/predict the guy would do that --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:922670370] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>Yeah id say hes more innocent. Personally id refuse to give an address period but he couldn't help/predict the guy would do that</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mister_Sister 06/01/19 9:35:24 PM #3:	mooreandrew58 posted... Yeah id say hes more innocent. Personally id refuse to give an address period but he couldn't help/predict the guy would do that Imagine your address being given --- http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3304/3338964892_c8ab937dac.jpg?v=0 http://u1.ipernity.com/12/00/01/6160001.cff20f88.560.jpg <cite>Mister_Sister posted [p:922670646] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote>Yeah id say hes more innocent. Personally id refuse to give an address period but he couldn't help/predict the guy would do that</quote> Imagine your address being given</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 06/01/19 9:50:40 PM #4:	Mister_Sister posted... mooreandrew58 posted... Yeah id say hes more innocent. Personally id refuse to give an address period but he couldn't help/predict the guy would do that Imagine your address being given I didnt saybthe guy was 100 percent innocent. But say this happened to me and i lived. Id blame the guy who made the call much more than the guy who gave the address --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:922671176] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote><cite>Mister_Sister posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote>Yeah id say hes more innocent. Personally id refuse to give an address period but he couldn't help/predict the guy would do that</quote> Imagine your address being given</quote> I didnt saybthe guy was 100 percent innocent. But say this happened to me and i lived. Id blame the guy who made the call much more than the guy who gave the address</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Broken_Zeus 06/01/19 11:33:54 PM #5:	He basically paid a hitman. The person who contracts the hit isn't more innocent than the hitman, especially because nothing would have happened had he not put a hit on the guy. The fact that he's not getting prison time shows that our laws haven't caught up to this kind of crime. Granted, if he was in prison while waiting for trial, that might have been enough but he looks like the kind of little bitch who mommy and daddy would bail out instead of letting him take accountability for this wrongdoing. --- Gamefaqs cannot handle my #BrokenBrilliance <cite>Broken_Zeus posted [p:922675169] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>He basically paid a hitman. The person who contracts the hit isn't more innocent than the hitman, especially because nothing would have happened had he not put a hit on the guy. The fact that he's not getting prison time shows that our laws haven't caught up to this kind of crime. Granted, if he was in prison while waiting for trial, that might have been enough but he looks like the kind of little bitch who mommy and daddy would bail out instead of letting him take accountability for this wrongdoing.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VeeVees 06/01/19 11:36:35 PM #6:	all of them should get the death penalty --- Rudy sucks <cite>VeeVees posted [p:922675264] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>all of them should get the death penalty</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Nade Duck 06/01/19 11:47:23 PM #7:	inclined to agree with zeus tbh feels dirty tho --- https://imgur.com/ElACjJD "Most of the time, I have a whole lot more sperm inside me than most women do." - adjl <cite>Nade Duck posted [p:922675577] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>inclined to agree with zeus tbh feels dirty tho</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 06/01/19 11:48:23 PM #8:	Broken_Zeus posted... He basically paid a hitman. The person who contracts the hit isn't more innocent than the hitman, especially because nothing would have happened had he not put a hit on the guy. The fact that he's not getting prison time shows that our laws haven't caught up to this kind of crime. Granted, if he was in prison while waiting for trial, that might have been enough but he looks like the kind of little bitch who mommy and daddy would bail out instead of letting him take accountability for this wrongdoing. I must have misread. Ler me re read it. Thought the dude was trying to swat the guy who gave him the fake address Edit. Re read it. Not seeing how it can be compared to him contracting a hit out at all. Did he know the guy was going to re act this way? --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:922675605] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote><cite>Broken_Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>He basically paid a hitman. The person who contracts the hit isn't more innocent than the hitman, especially because nothing would have happened had he not put a hit on the guy. The fact that he's not getting prison time shows that our laws haven't caught up to this kind of crime. Granted, if he was in prison while waiting for trial, that might have been enough but he looks like the kind of little bitch who mommy and daddy would bail out instead of letting him take accountability for this wrongdoing.</quote> I must have misread. Ler me re read it. Thought the dude was trying to swat the guy who gave him the fake address Edit. Re read it. Not seeing how it can be compared to him contracting a hit out at all. Did he know the guy was going to re act this way?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
streamofthesky 06/02/19 1:13:41 AM #9:	He was the least guilty of the four criminals involved (him, the guy who called the swatter, the swatter, and the cop that murdered Andrew Finch) so he should have the smallest sentence of all of them. But he still should've gotten a year or two in jail. <cite>streamofthesky posted [p:922677958] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>He was the least guilty of the four criminals involved (him, the guy who called the swatter, the swatter, and the cop that murdered Andrew Finch) so he should have the smallest sentence of all of them. But he still should've gotten a year or two in jail.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
zebatov 06/02/19 1:19:55 AM #10:	So Shane only gave a fake address? Yeah I don't think he's guilty of anything. He may feel guilt, but by law he didn't do anything wrong. Similar to what someone else said, I would have told the kid to fuck off and not given any address. --- I'm right, as expected. <cite>zebatov posted [p:922678103] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>So Shane only gave a fake address? Yeah I don't think he's guilty of anything. He may feel guilt, but by law he didn't do anything wrong. Similar to what someone else said, I would have told the kid to fuck off and not given any address.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zikten 06/02/19 1:28:06 AM #11:	He knew what would happen when he gave the address. He is guilty as fuck and has blood on his hands <cite>Zikten posted [p:922678339] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>He knew what would happen when he gave the address. He is guilty as fuck and has blood on his hands</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 06/02/19 2:05:46 AM #12:	Zikten posted... He knew what would happen when he gave the address. He is guilty as fuck and has blood on his hands Any proof he knew? Is this like a everyday occurence when someone pisses off another threw the internet? --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:922679262] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zikten posted...</cite> <quote>He knew what would happen when he gave the address. He is guilty as fuck and has blood on his hands</quote> Any proof he knew? Is this like a everyday occurence when someone pisses off another threw the internet?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
crazyisgood 06/02/19 3:21:41 AM #13:	He is a little guilty --- Best RPG Boss Battle Bracket Nominations https://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/220-rpgs-everything-else/75722929 <cite>crazyisgood posted [p:922680638] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>He is a little guilty</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 06/02/19 3:25:21 AM #14:	crazyisgood posted... He is a little guilty Yeah I was never saying he should get off with nothing. Just hes not the same level of guilty as the other dude or hell even the cop/swat guy who shot the victim. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:922680707] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote><cite>crazyisgood posted...</cite> <quote>He is a little guilty</quote> Yeah I was never saying he should get off with nothing. Just hes not the same level of guilty as the other dude or hell even the cop/swat guy who shot the victim.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SkynyrdRocker 06/02/19 10:14:46 AM #15:	Whenever I give a fake address I use the address from Finding Nemo. That way nobody can get hurt. <cite>SkynyrdRocker posted [p:922687144] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>Whenever I give a fake address I use the address from Finding Nemo. That way nobody can get hurt.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gradieus 06/02/19 10:56:37 AM #16:	He should be fined for not paying the $1.50. <cite>Gradieus posted [p:922688301] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>He should be fined for not paying the $1.50.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shadowbird_RH 06/02/19 11:09:58 AM #17:	Guilty, but not as guilty as (1) the guy who called in the swat, (2) the people who actually carried out the murder, or (3) the dead guy whose compliance was apparently unsatisfactory. Tragedy could have been averted at any of those levels. All this guy did was save his own life by throwing a stranger under the bus. --- Fail, and we all face a tyrannical age of pizza the likes of which sentient life has never known. - Sun'barac, Xenoblade Chronicles X <cite>Shadowbird_RH posted [p:922688728] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>Guilty, but not as guilty as (1) the guy who called in the swat, (2) the people who actually carried out the murder, or (3) the dead guy whose compliance was apparently unsatisfactory. Tragedy could have been averted at any of those levels. All this guy did was save his own life by throwing a stranger under the bus.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JTekashiro 06/02/19 11:35:20 AM #18:	The cop will never face jail time so "justice" is already off the table. <cite>JTekashiro posted [p:922689470] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>The cop will never face jail time so "justice" is already off the table.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
streamofthesky 06/02/19 11:40:37 AM #19:	Shadowbird_RH posted... Guilty, but not as guilty as (1) the guy who called in the swat, (2) the people who actually carried out the murder, or (3) the dead guy whose compliance was apparently unsatisfactory. Tragedy could have been averted at any of those levels. All this guy did was save his own life by throwing a stranger under the bus. NO. <cite>streamofthesky posted [p:922689625] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote><cite>Shadowbird_RH posted...</cite> <quote>Guilty, but not as guilty as (1) the guy who called in the swat, (2) the people who actually carried out the murder, or (3) the dead guy whose compliance was apparently unsatisfactory. Tragedy could have been averted at any of those levels. All this guy did was save his own life by throwing a stranger under the bus.</quote> NO.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zikten 06/02/19 1:32:14 PM #20:	mooreandrew58 posted... Zikten posted... He knew what would happen when he gave the address. He is guilty as fuck and has blood on his hands Any proof he knew? Is this like a everyday occurence when someone pisses off another threw the internet? Everyone knows about swatting. He might not have known 100% what would happen but he had some idea that a swat would probably take place. People didn't realize until this case how serious swatting is. <cite>Zikten posted [p:922693563] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zikten posted...</cite> <quote>He knew what would happen when he gave the address. He is guilty as fuck and has blood on his hands</quote> Any proof he knew? Is this like a everyday occurence when someone pisses off another threw the internet?</quote> Everyone knows about swatting. He might not have known 100% what would happen but he had some idea that a swat would probably take place. People didn't realize until this case how serious swatting is.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FrndNhbrHdCEman 06/02/19 2:54:43 PM #21:	mooreandrew58 posted... Broken_Zeus posted... He basically paid a hitman. The person who contracts the hit isn't more innocent than the hitman, especially because nothing would have happened had he not put a hit on the guy. The fact that he's not getting prison time shows that our laws haven't caught up to this kind of crime. Granted, if he was in prison while waiting for trial, that might have been enough but he looks like the kind of little bitch who mommy and daddy would bail out instead of letting him take accountability for this wrongdoing. I must have misread. Ler me re read it. Thought the dude was trying to swat the guy who gave him the fake address Edit. Re read it. Not seeing how it can be compared to him contracting a hit out at all. Did he know the guy was going to re act this way? Zeus prolly didn't have his bifocals on an misread the story. --- Official nosy neighbor and gossip https://imgur.com/uGKwGsK <cite>FrndNhbrHdCEman posted [p:922696469] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Broken_Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>He basically paid a hitman. The person who contracts the hit isn't more innocent than the hitman, especially because nothing would have happened had he not put a hit on the guy. The fact that he's not getting prison time shows that our laws haven't caught up to this kind of crime. Granted, if he was in prison while waiting for trial, that might have been enough but he looks like the kind of little bitch who mommy and daddy would bail out instead of letting him take accountability for this wrongdoing.</quote> I must have misread. Ler me re read it. Thought the dude was trying to swat the guy who gave him the fake address Edit. Re read it. Not seeing how it can be compared to him contracting a hit out at all. Did he know the guy was going to re act this way?</quote> Zeus prolly didn't have his bifocals on an misread the story.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
streamofthesky 06/02/19 3:04:19 PM #22:	Ok, for clarity...first of all the dude in this story, Shane, is not the one who contacted the hitman/swatter. Casey did that. Shane was arguing w/ Casey online and Casey got angry and said he'd swat Shane. Shane gave him a fake address (which turned out to be a former one he lived at, so he knew it was a real home address and someone probably lived there) and dared him to do it. Casey called the swatter and gave him the address, and the latter then swatted Andrew Finch and got him killed. Since he knew it was an actual address and anyone w/ at least a half functioning brain knows that sending in the emergency response police unit on someone can lead to tragedy...I agree Shane is not innocent and deserved a year in prison. But no one put a gun to Casey's head and made him contact the swatter. So he is the worse person by far, IMO. He's the one who basically called a hitman. And of course the swatter and murdering cop are worse than both of them. All 4 should've gone to prison. <cite>streamofthesky posted [p:922696806] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>Ok, for clarity...first of all the dude in this story, Shane, is not the one who contacted the hitman/swatter. Casey did that. Shane was arguing w/ Casey online and Casey got angry and said he'd swat Shane. Shane gave him a fake address (which turned out to be a former one he lived at, so he knew it was a real home address and someone probably lived there) and dared him to do it. Casey called the swatter and gave him the address, and the latter then swatted Andrew Finch and got him killed. Since he knew it was an actual address and anyone w/ at least a half functioning brain knows that sending in the emergency response police unit on someone can lead to tragedy...I agree Shane is not innocent and deserved a year in prison. But no one put a gun to Casey's head and made him contact the swatter. So he is the worse person by far, IMO. He's the one who basically called a hitman. And of course the swatter and murdering cop are worse than both of them. All 4 should've gone to prison.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 06/02/19 4:04:12 PM #23:	Zikten posted... mooreandrew58 posted... Zikten posted... He knew what would happen when he gave the address. He is guilty as fuck and has blood on his hands Any proof he knew? Is this like a everyday occurence when someone pisses off another threw the internet? Everyone knows about swatting. He might not have known 100% what would happen but he had some idea that a swat would probably take place. People didn't realize until this case how serious swatting is. Umm no. I actually asked a few people about it yesterday day. They had no clue it was a thing. And while I did I wouldnt think it so commonplace that I had to be afraid of it when dealing with everyone I talk to online --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:922699010] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zikten posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zikten posted...</cite> <quote>He knew what would happen when he gave the address. He is guilty as fuck and has blood on his hands</quote> Any proof he knew? Is this like a everyday occurence when someone pisses off another threw the internet?</quote> Everyone knows about swatting. He might not have known 100% what would happen but he had some idea that a swat would probably take place. People didn't realize until this case how serious swatting is.</quote> Umm no. I actually asked a few people about it yesterday day. They had no clue it was a thing. And while I did I wouldnt think it so commonplace that I had to be afraid of it when dealing with everyone I talk to online</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zikten 06/02/19 4:07:06 PM #24:	Well it's gotten very bad. This was inevitable. I knew someone was eventually going to get killed. <cite>Zikten posted [p:922699123] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>Well it's gotten very bad. This was inevitable. I knew someone was eventually going to get killed.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JebronLames 06/02/19 4:07:59 PM #25:	streamofthesky posted... Ok, for clarity...first of all the dude in this story, Shane, is not the one who contacted the hitman/swatter. Casey did that. Shane was arguing w/ Casey online and Casey got angry and said he'd swat Shane. Shane gave him a fake address (which turned out to be a former one he lived at, so he knew it was a real home address and someone probably lived there) and dared him to do it. Casey called the swatter and gave him the address, and the latter then swatted Andrew Finch and got him killed. Since he knew it was an actual address and anyone w/ at least a half functioning brain knows that sending in the emergency response police unit on someone can lead to tragedy...I agree Shane is not innocent and deserved a year in prison. But no one put a gun to Casey's head and made him contact the swatter. So he is the worse person by far, IMO. He's the one who basically called a hitman. And of course the swatter and murdering cop are worse than both of them. All 4 should've gone to prison. yeah i agree, the swatter gets 20 and this guy gets nothing, somethings not right --- "I've always wanted there to be nothing between us, now there's not" <cite>JebronLames posted [p:922699161] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote><cite>streamofthesky posted...</cite> <quote>Ok, for clarity...first of all the dude in this story, Shane, is not the one who contacted the hitman/swatter. Casey did that. Shane was arguing w/ Casey online and Casey got angry and said he'd swat Shane. Shane gave him a fake address (which turned out to be a former one he lived at, so he knew it was a real home address and someone probably lived there) and dared him to do it. Casey called the swatter and gave him the address, and the latter then swatted Andrew Finch and got him killed. Since he knew it was an actual address and anyone w/ at least a half functioning brain knows that sending in the emergency response police unit on someone can lead to tragedy...I agree Shane is not innocent and deserved a year in prison. But no one put a gun to Casey's head and made him contact the swatter. So he is the worse person by far, IMO. He's the one who basically called a hitman. And of course the swatter and murdering cop are worse than both of them. All 4 should've gone to prison.</quote> yeah i agree, the swatter gets 20 and this guy gets nothing, somethings not right</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Caroniver 06/02/19 4:10:37 PM #26:	Just gonna say: Language like "kid" makes the person seem more innocent. It's a psychological thing. "He's just a kid" is a common sentiment. Avoid it. --- Mixer of Mega Dash Juices, slayer of giant monsters. Self-proclaimed leader of the Tri Hards. http://tinyurl.com/y8s94446 <cite>Caroniver posted [p:922699249] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>Just gonna say: Language like "kid" makes the person seem more innocent. It's a psychological thing. "He's just a kid" is a common sentiment. Avoid it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SunWuKung420 06/02/19 4:18:44 PM #27:	Every dumbass involved, from the fake address giver to the cop that shot an innocent man, should be held culpable. --- I'd rather die helping others survive than be all alone, UNSCATHED, after all others have fallen -DEC <cite>SunWuKung420 posted [p:922699539] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>Every dumbass involved, from the fake address giver to the cop that shot an innocent man, should be held culpable.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zikten 06/02/19 4:37:51 PM #28:	Well the cop will never be punished that is for sure. <cite>Zikten posted [p:922700272] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>Well the cop will never be punished that is for sure.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 06/02/19 5:03:11 PM #29:	SunWuKung420 posted... Every dumbass involved, from the fake address giver to the cop that shot an innocent man, should be held culpable. I think just to differing degrees. Intent means a lot to me. One person definitely had intent one other im sure didnt. So I think it should be murder charges for one and manslaughter for the other. The cop I cant speak on what their level of intent was but still to my understanding they broke some protocols/laws doing what they did. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:922701147] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote><cite>SunWuKung420 posted...</cite> <quote>Every dumbass involved, from the fake address giver to the cop that shot an innocent man, should be held culpable.</quote> I think just to differing degrees. Intent means a lot to me. One person definitely had intent one other im sure didnt. So I think it should be murder charges for one and manslaughter for the other. The cop I cant speak on what their level of intent was but still to my understanding they broke some protocols/laws doing what they did.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zikten 06/02/19 5:06:25 PM #30:	the thing with the cop is that they were just stupid. had the situation that they believed in, was actually happening....then there is a high chance the person that opened the door was a hostage forced to go out so it makes no sense to fucking murder that person. they just decided they were going to kill whoever opened the door. that is bad cop work. the guy didn't even ever know what was happening. pretty sure he died in a state of confusion and never knew why he was killed. which is very sad to me. he never had a chance. the cops saying he didn't comply is bullshit. way I heard it, he opened the door, and then like 10 cops were screaming different commands at him at the same time and before he even had time to process what was happening or even realize these were cops, or what they wanted him to do....they shot him <cite>Zikten posted [p:922701240] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>the thing with the cop is that they were just stupid. had the situation that they believed in, was actually happening....then there is a high chance the person that opened the door was a hostage forced to go out so it makes no sense to fucking murder that person. they just decided they were going to kill whoever opened the door. that is bad cop work. the guy didn't even ever know what was happening. pretty sure he died in a state of confusion and never knew why he was killed. which is very sad to me. he never had a chance. the cops saying he didn't comply is bullshit. way I heard it, he opened the door, and then like 10 cops were screaming different commands at him at the same time and before he even had time to process what was happening or even realize these were cops, or what they wanted him to do....they shot him</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wwinterj25 06/02/19 5:11:02 PM #31:	Full Throttle posted... Do you think Shane is more "innocent" than the swatter himself? Yes as he only gave a fake address. Although he shouldn't have actually used someones address he didn't call the swat team. --- One who knows nothing can understand nothing. http://psnprofiles.com/wwinterj - https://imgur.com/kDysIcd <cite>wwinterj25 posted [p:922701394] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote><cite>Full Throttle posted...</cite> <quote>Do you think Shane is more "innocent" than the swatter himself?</quote> Yes as he only gave a fake address. Although he shouldn't have actually used someones address he didn't call the swat team.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FrndNhbrHdCEman 06/02/19 7:05:14 PM #32:	Zikten posted... the thing with the cop is that they were just stupid. had the situation that they believed in, was actually happening....then there is a high chance the person that opened the door was a hostage forced to go out so it makes no sense to fucking murder that person. they just decided they were going to kill whoever opened the door. that is bad cop work. the guy didn't even ever know what was happening. pretty sure he died in a state of confusion and never knew why he was killed. which is very sad to me. he never had a chance. the cops saying he didn't comply is bullshit. way I heard it, he opened the door, and then like 10 cops were screaming different commands at him at the same time and before he even had time to process what was happening or even realize these were cops, or what they wanted him to do....they shot him I actually agree with you. --- Official nosy neighbor and gossip https://imgur.com/uGKwGsK <cite>FrndNhbrHdCEman posted [p:922705259] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zikten posted...</cite> <quote>the thing with the cop is that they were just stupid. had the situation that they believed in, was actually happening....then there is a high chance the person that opened the door was a hostage forced to go out so it makes no sense to fucking murder that person. they just decided they were going to kill whoever opened the door. that is bad cop work. the guy didn't even ever know what was happening. pretty sure he died in a state of confusion and never knew why he was killed. which is very sad to me. he never had a chance. the cops saying he didn't comply is bullshit. way I heard it, he opened the door, and then like 10 cops were screaming different commands at him at the same time and before he even had time to process what was happening or even realize these were cops, or what they wanted him to do....they shot him</quote> I actually agree with you.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lil_Bit83 06/07/19 11:41:58 AM #34:	No he's not innocent. Its not a fake address if its real and you used to live there. You hafta figure that someone likely bought that house. Was it so hard to not give a damn address? --- 2DS FC tempest 1478 9807 1205 <cite>Lil_Bit83 posted [p:922919166] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>No he's not innocent. Its not a fake address if its real and you used to live there. You hafta figure that someone likely bought that house. Was it so hard to not give a damn address?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lil_Bit83 06/07/19 11:45:08 AM #35:	Zikten posted... mooreandrew58 posted... Zikten posted... He knew what would happen when he gave the address. He is guilty as fuck and has blood on his hands Any proof he knew? Is this like a everyday occurence when someone pisses off another threw the internet? Everyone knows about swatting. He might not have known 100% what would happen but he had some idea that a swat would probably take place. People didn't realize until this case how serious swatting is. Not everybody. There's lots of folks who don't engage in this type of bullshit who probably never heard of it. --- 2DS FC tempest 1478 9807 1205 <cite>Lil_Bit83 posted [p:922919284] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zikten posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zikten posted...</cite> <quote>He knew what would happen when he gave the address. He is guilty as fuck and has blood on his hands</quote> Any proof he knew? Is this like a everyday occurence when someone pisses off another threw the internet?</quote> Everyone knows about swatting. He might not have known 100% what would happen but he had some idea that a swat would probably take place. People didn't realize until this case how serious swatting is.</quote> Not everybody. There's lots of folks who don't engage in this type of bullshit who probably never heard of it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EvilMegas 06/07/19 11:47:32 AM #36:	FrndNhbrHdCEman posted... Zikten posted... the thing with the cop is that they were just stupid. had the situation that they believed in, was actually happening....then there is a high chance the person that opened the door was a hostage forced to go out so it makes no sense to fucking murder that person. they just decided they were going to kill whoever opened the door. that is bad cop work. the guy didn't even ever know what was happening. pretty sure he died in a state of confusion and never knew why he was killed. which is very sad to me. he never had a chance. the cops saying he didn't comply is bullshit. way I heard it, he opened the door, and then like 10 cops were screaming different commands at him at the same time and before he even had time to process what was happening or even realize these were cops, or what they wanted him to do....they shot him I actually agree with you. --- Official King of Black People https://imgur.com/Zk3VS3o http://imgur.com/a/UeQiE https://imgur.com/aSnCUuI <cite>EvilMegas posted [p:922919362] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote><cite>FrndNhbrHdCEman posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zikten posted...</cite> <quote>the thing with the cop is that they were just stupid. had the situation that they believed in, was actually happening....then there is a high chance the person that opened the door was a hostage forced to go out so it makes no sense to fucking murder that person. they just decided they were going to kill whoever opened the door. that is bad cop work. the guy didn't even ever know what was happening. pretty sure he died in a state of confusion and never knew why he was killed. which is very sad to me. he never had a chance. the cops saying he didn't comply is bullshit. way I heard it, he opened the door, and then like 10 cops were screaming different commands at him at the same time and before he even had time to process what was happening or even realize these were cops, or what they wanted him to do....they shot him</quote> I actually agree with you.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lil_Bit83 06/07/19 11:47:57 AM #37:	Zikten posted... the thing with the cop is that they were just stupid. had the situation that they believed in, was actually happening....then there is a high chance the person that opened the door was a hostage forced to go out so it makes no sense to fucking murder that person. they just decided they were going to kill whoever opened the door. that is bad cop work. the guy didn't even ever know what was happening. pretty sure he died in a state of confusion and never knew why he was killed. which is very sad to me. he never had a chance. the cops saying he didn't comply is bullshit. way I heard it, he opened the door, and then like 10 cops were screaming different commands at him at the same time and before he even had time to process what was happening or even realize these were cops, or what they wanted him to do....they shot him Agreed and it is sad. When your shocked, scared and don't understand wth is going on, your brain may not work right. Not all of us are quick thinkers, or good at being calm and rational in a bad situatuon. --- 2DS FC tempest 1478 9807 1205 <cite>Lil_Bit83 posted [p:922919384] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zikten posted...</cite> <quote>the thing with the cop is that they were just stupid. had the situation that they believed in, was actually happening....then there is a high chance the person that opened the door was a hostage forced to go out so it makes no sense to fucking murder that person. they just decided they were going to kill whoever opened the door. that is bad cop work. the guy didn't even ever know what was happening. pretty sure he died in a state of confusion and never knew why he was killed. which is very sad to me. he never had a chance. the cops saying he didn't comply is bullshit. way I heard it, he opened the door, and then like 10 cops were screaming different commands at him at the same time and before he even had time to process what was happening or even realize these were cops, or what they wanted him to do....they shot him</quote> Agreed and it is sad. When your shocked, scared and don't understand wth is going on, your brain may not work right. Not all of us are quick thinkers, or good at being calm and rational in a bad situatuon.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SinisterSlay 06/07/19 8:10:38 PM #38:	I'm going to have to say he is incredibly stupid, maybe criminally stupid, but still innocent. Usually when I give a fake address, I pick something more interesting like 2 Pleasure Street, Resolute, NU https://goo.gl/maps/3jZ7RQkXtH47AorJ6 Which is a legit, but funny sounding address that I look forward to someone trying to figure out how to swat them. --- He who stumbles around in darkness with a stick is blind. But he who... sticks out in darkness... is... fluorescent! - Brother Silence <cite>SinisterSlay posted [p:922940784] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote>I'm going to have to say he is incredibly stupid, maybe criminally stupid, but still innocent. Usually when I give a fake address, I pick something more interesting like 2 Pleasure Street, Resolute, NU https://goo.gl/maps/3jZ7RQkXtH47AorJ6 Which is a legit, but funny sounding address that I look forward to someone trying to figure out how to swat them.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Broken_Zeus 06/08/19 12:55:31 AM #39:	Nade Duck posted... inclined to agree with zeus tbh feels dirty tho You agree with me all the time. Roll around and enjoy the grime! mooreandrew58 posted... Broken_Zeus posted... He basically paid a hitman. The person who contracts the hit isn't more innocent than the hitman, especially because nothing would have happened had he not put a hit on the guy. The fact that he's not getting prison time shows that our laws haven't caught up to this kind of crime. Granted, if he was in prison while waiting for trial, that might have been enough but he looks like the kind of little bitch who mommy and daddy would bail out instead of letting him take accountability for this wrongdoing. I must have misread. Ler me re read it. Thought the dude was trying to swat the guy who gave him the fake address Edit. Re read it. Not seeing how it can be compared to him contracting a hit out at all. Did he know the guy was going to re act this way? Oh, correction, this was the asshole who gave the fake address. So yeah, it's a bit less like my example, but he's still absolutely complicit in the death because he knew that the address was going to be used for a swatting or other malfeasance. If somebody walked up to you on the street and said, "I want to beat up mooreandrew58. Where tha fuck do he live?!" and you gave them somebody else's address, you'd be completely responsible for directing the violence towards that other party. streamofthesky posted... He was the least guilty of the four criminals involved (him, the guy who called the swatter, the swatter, and the cop that murdered Andrew Finch) so he should have the smallest sentence of all of them. But he still should've gotten a year or two in jail. He was more culpable than the cop. All three participated in putting the victim into a violent situation by having dispatch (who deserves to be charged more than the cop does) order the cop into a situation that resulted in somebody's death. zebatov posted... So Shane only gave a fake address? Yeah I don't think he's guilty of anything. He may feel guilt, but by law he didn't do anything wrong. Similar to what someone else said, I would have told the kid to fuck off and not given any address. He's certainly guilty and if he wasn't put to prison for a crime only goes to show that our legal system hasn't caught up to modern criminal behavior. I hope that he gets sued into debt over this by the victim's family. JTekashiro posted... The cop will never face jail time so "justice" is already off the table. All you do is troll. --- Gamefaqs cannot handle my #BrokenBrilliance <cite>Broken_Zeus posted [p:922951435] in 20 y/o Kid... [t:77755941]...</cite> <quote><cite>Nade Duck posted...</cite> <quote>inclined to agree with zeus tbh feels dirty tho</quote> You agree with me all the time. Roll around and enjoy the grime! <cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Broken_Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>He basically paid a hitman. The person who contracts the hit isn't more innocent than the hitman, especially because nothing would have happened had he not put a hit on the guy. The fact that he's not getting prison time shows that our laws haven't caught up to this kind of crime. Granted, if he was in prison while waiting for trial, that might have been enough but he looks like the kind of little bitch who mommy and daddy would bail out instead of letting him take accountability for this wrongdoing.</quote> I must have misread. Ler me re read it. Thought the dude was trying to swat the guy who gave him the fake address Edit. Re read it. Not seeing how it can be compared to him contracting a hit out at all. Did he know the guy was going to re act this way?</quote> Oh, correction, this was the asshole who gave the fake address. So yeah, it's a bit less like my example, but he's still absolutely complicit in the death because he knew that the address was going to be used for a swatting or other malfeasance. If somebody walked up to you on the street and said, "I want to beat up mooreandrew58. Where tha fuck do he live?!" and you gave them somebody else's address, you'd be completely responsible for directing the violence towards that other party. <cite>streamofthesky posted...</cite> <quote>He was the least guilty of the four criminals involved (him, the guy who called the swatter, the swatter, and the cop that murdered Andrew Finch) so he should have the smallest sentence of all of them. But he still should've gotten a year or two in jail.</quote> He was more culpable than the cop. All three participated in putting the victim into a violent situation by having dispatch (who deserves to be charged more than the cop does) order the cop into a situation that resulted in somebody's death. <cite>zebatov posted...</cite> <quote>So Shane only gave a fake address? Yeah I don't think he's guilty of anything. He may feel guilt, but by law he didn't do anything wrong. Similar to what someone else said, I would have told the kid to fuck off and not given any address.</quote> He's certainly guilty and if he wasn't put to prison for a crime only goes to show that our legal system hasn't caught up to modern criminal behavior. I hope that he gets sued into debt over this by the victim's family. <cite>JTekashiro posted...</cite> <quote>The cop will never face jail time so "justice" is already off the table.</quote> All you do is troll.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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