Cop on Cop Violence

Update to: California Deputy Kills Fellow Deputy in Negligent Discharge while Discussing Gun Safety

Tennessee sheriff’s deputy Daniel Hendrix had just turned 26 and was partying it up with two off-duty female cops when things went sour, resulting in him being shot and killed by police early Wednesday morning.
The Hamilton County sheriff’s deputy apparently became “enraged” while celebrating with the two off-duty female cops from the Chattanooga Police Department, according to the Times Free Press.

A Minnesota sheriff’s deputy who was convicted of animal cruelty on his own K9 service dog in a video recorded beating has been rehired by the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office.

They were talking about gun safety when a sheriff’s deputy’s gun went off, killing another deputy.
But Fresno County Sheriff Margaret Mims announced today that it was “nothing but an accident.”
Not that they have interviewed the cop who shot and killed Sergeant Rod Lucas, a 46-year-old father of four who had worked for the Fresno County Sheriff’s Office since 1996.
Nor have they released his name for that matter.

A Maryland cop searching for a shooting suspect described only as a “black man with a hoodie and jeans” ended up pouncing on a black man with a hoodie and jeans walking down the street, slamming him to the ground and handcuffing him while another officer punched him in the face.
Turns out, the man was an off-duty cop.
Now Washington D.C. police officer Robert Parker Jr., 28, is claiming racial profiling.
However, the Prince George’s County police officer who accosted him is also black, if that makes any difference. The officer who punched him is white.