It doesn’t go well. —->
I feel for this woman, if the family is telling the truth. They say she was bipolar.
I’ve seen things. I’ve seen mania make people behave in ways they would never behave otherwise.
But, where the hell did she get a skull ax, and why wasn’t something like that off the property?
ht/ Sam S.
“Hey, I wanna axe you sumpthin’…”
Crazy Black Lives Matter ( April Fools)
Whatever the reason just score another point for Darwin and call it a good day that a LEO did not get hurt.
I would have thought shed use a Zulu short spear.
http://www.amazon.com/Zulu-War-Iklwa-Short-Spear/dp/B00H5UTG8U
Maybe her EBT card was low.
Dang. At least it was utterly straightforward: cop backed up, told her repeatedly to get on the ground, and she kept on advancing, and advancing rapidly and menacingly and with an axe. I’m sorry he had to shoot, but he had to shoot.
It’s never good when someone dies for stupid reasons. The line about the daughter saying it wasn’t her mom’s fault because she was “provoked” unfortunately means the lesson is totally lost on the next generation.
A fine weapon. Excellent for throwing. Had I been intent on murder the victim would have stood no chance. The woman did not know how to use the weapon. Of course I practice with those things.
If her family really cared about her safety you are correct in saying such a thing would not have been accessible to the lady.
You are correct BigFurHat. Mania is a dangerous bi-product (pun accidentally intended) for those with manic-depressive illness. And the creative types nearly always seem to be afflicted. Check out “Touched By Fire” by Kay Jamison. It chronicles famous, creative people who suffered. I heard a story from a good friend of mine that a patient of hers was bipolar and when he came down hard off of his manic episode he took to the streets naked and killed himself. Tragic.
Leronda… (natch)… gets evicted… (natch)… bugs out… (natch)… Attacks cop… (natch)… Gets sent to the great beyond… (good).
with BiPolar you can have a different personality come out during the manic stage.
I know someone who did. When asked, she would give a different name and it was a completely different personality. The diagnosis was Bi-Polar.
Maybe if she was a musselman the cop would have willingly obliged her and let her cut his head off?
She should have tried that “Ali Baba!” yell, first …
izlamo delenda est …
Well, if Leronda was as good a person as her family claims, why wasn’t the family making sure she had her rent paid, and was taking ALL her medications for her bipolar disorder?
So, as I see it, it wasn’t Leronda’s fault.
It wasn’t the police officer’s fault.
By their own admission, it was THE FAMILY’S fault.
Cuff ’em & stuff’ em, Dano.
“Her grandmother Ella said that Leronda Sweatt was bipolar, and “wasn’t a bad person.”
Another member of the Dindu Nuffin Tribe bites the dust.
In Key West, Bipolar is nice way to say Your relative is a Cocaine Addict…See it all the time, People are like “He’s Bipolar”, and I’m like “He’s a friggin cokehead”
By the Power of Grayskull, I haaaave the Powerrrrrr!!!!!
By the Power of Grayskull !. I Haaaave the Powerrrrr!!!!
The lefty lawyers and judges dumped
the (often violently) insane out on the
streets back in the 70’s. They were
supposed to go into state funded residential,
community care homes. The state governors
snatched the money to pay for pet, buy votes
projects and left the mentally ill to go hang.
You see the results here.