The woman being interviewed is Melissa Shields, the sister of Travis Smith. Last Friday Smith was stopped by Berkley County Sheriff's Corporal Kimber Gist. While Cpl Gist was trying to place him under arrest Smith fought and then shot her multiple times. Gist survived the shooting and is recovering. When law enforcement found him at a home in North Charleston and had him surrounded Smith took his own life.


http://counton2.com/2016/02/28/sister-of...forcement/

Quote:The main reason Shields wanted to tell her story was to set the record straight about how law enforcement handled the shooting. “You know, a lot of people try to make the police to be the bad guys, and that if you shoot a cop, they are gonna try to kill you. They treated my brother like any other victim. They treated my family like families of victims.”

“The police were great with us. They were very supportive. Very helpful. I honestly believe they did everything they could to try to get my brother out alive and to be able to treat him.”

“This is not one of those cases where the police just decided to shoot someone. This is not that case. My brother was wrong, he knew he was wrong. And the police did their job. And they did a damn good job at it. They did their job. They tried to help him as much as they could.”

Deputy Kimber Gist continues to do well after surgery. She is still in stable condition.

With the leftist and media driven anti-police movement these days this is truly refreshing.

.....welcome to the real of what so are sick of.....both sides.....

(02-29-2016 12:56 PM)Kaplony Wrote:  The woman being interviewed is Melissa Shields, the sister of Travis Smith. Last Friday Smith was stopped by Berkley County Sheriff's Corporal Kimber Gist. While Cpl Gist was trying to place him under arrest Smith fought and then shot her multiple times. Gist survived the shooting and is recovering. When law enforcement found him at a home in North Charleston and had him surrounded Smith took his own life.


http://counton2.com/2016/02/28/sister-of...forcement/

Quote:The main reason Shields wanted to tell her story was to set the record straight about how law enforcement handled the shooting. “You know, a lot of people try to make the police to be the bad guys, and that if you shoot a cop, they are gonna try to kill you. They treated my brother like any other victim. They treated my family like families of victims.”

“The police were great with us. They were very supportive. Very helpful. I honestly believe they did everything they could to try to get my brother out alive and to be able to treat him.”

“This is not one of those cases where the police just decided to shoot someone. This is not that case. My brother was wrong, he knew he was wrong. And the police did their job. And they did a damn good job at it. They did their job. They tried to help him as much as they could.”

Deputy Kimber Gist continues to do well after surgery. She is still in stable condition.

With the leftist and media driven anti-police movement these days this is truly refreshing.

Her attitude is refreshing.

(02-29-2016 04:19 PM)gsu95 Wrote:  

(02-29-2016 12:56 PM)Kaplony Wrote:  The woman being interviewed is Melissa Shields, the sister of Travis Smith. Last Friday Smith was stopped by Berkley County Sheriff's Corporal Kimber Gist. While Cpl Gist was trying to place him under arrest Smith fought and then shot her multiple times. Gist survived the shooting and is recovering. When law enforcement found him at a home in North Charleston and had him surrounded Smith took his own life.


http://counton2.com/2016/02/28/sister-of...forcement/

Quote:The main reason Shields wanted to tell her story was to set the record straight about how law enforcement handled the shooting. “You know, a lot of people try to make the police to be the bad guys, and that if you shoot a cop, they are gonna try to kill you. They treated my brother like any other victim. They treated my family like families of victims.”

“The police were great with us. They were very supportive. Very helpful. I honestly believe they did everything they could to try to get my brother out alive and to be able to treat him.”

“This is not one of those cases where the police just decided to shoot someone. This is not that case. My brother was wrong, he knew he was wrong. And the police did their job. And they did a damn good job at it. They did their job. They tried to help him as much as they could.”

Deputy Kimber Gist continues to do well after surgery. She is still in stable condition.

With the leftist and media driven anti-police movement these days this is truly refreshing.

Her attitude is refreshing.

this is why I like your prose.....the wench isn't deserving of the dick.....it's a dadgum pickle....

edit: fwiw, you are the fairest left of center on the board.....for that, I say thank you....