re: It took 15 hours to find Louisiana trooper dead

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The trooper had been there for two hours writing a report on a crash. Mire drove up on him with his lights off and shot him five times. Then he went down the street and did the double shooting

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I guess they have video from the bank?

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I call BS. When primary channels are suspended, normal traffic goes through other channels. They don't just shut down everything.

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I have to agree with you on this, but after seeing the cluster fricks post hurricanes and flood it seems plausible. But those were extenuating circumstances. Shutting comms down for a shooter in the BR area is plain dumb.

No police department, under any circumstance, should allow an officer (let alone a Trooper) sit in a police car - dead - for FIFTEEN frickING HOURS.

I don't know the nature of his wounds but imagine if he bled to death and could have survived with medical attention..?

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I don't know the nature of his wounds but imagine if he bled to death and could have survived with medical attention..?

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He was shot five times... my guess is if he was able... he would have gotten on the radio to call for help.

For his sake I hope he passed quickly.

I *kinda* understand the radio silence but in 20 freaking 21 we should have enough GPS on the cars to track them at all times... and someone at a desk in a monitoring center somewhere should have noted that the car wasn't freaking moving for hours... and tried to radio the car, and when they didn't get an answer... go check on them.

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In 20 freaking 21 we should have enough GPS on the cars to track them at all times... and someone at a desk in a monitoring center somewhere should have noted that the car wasn't freaking moving for hours... and tried to radio the car, and when they didn't get an answer... go check on them.

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I think that is obvious. I can track my kids at all times of the day, or every company car my business has.. But the LSP somehow allows a cruiser riddled with bullet holes sit somewhere for almost an entire day? With a dying trooper in it who was on the clock?

This is so embarrassingly sad. I don't know. I just can't believe something like this happens in a country that isn't some kind of banana republic..

Mmmm why not park in a lighted place, gas station, etc

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The trooper had been there for two hours writing a report on a crash.

Mire drove up on him with his lights off and shot him five times. Then he went down the street and did the double shooting

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That’s terrible. Talk about wrong time, wrong place. It’s startling to think that if that car hadn’t of wrecked, than he possibly wouldn’t have been too there and in all likelihood, wouldn’t have been cold blooded murdered.

This Mire piece of shite must have been on a meth fueled psychotic rampage. Who here knows this guy? Has he always been this violent? Obviously he’s a class A piece of shite but is this a example of a pattern or an outlier, like a psychotic break?

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Yeah, they have the perp driving behind the bank with his lights off

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Wow, I bet that is is horrific to watch.

I know all local LEOs were busy looking for this human piece of garbage- who I sincerely hope gets arse cancer and dies the most agonizing painful cancer death imaginable while he’s in prison- but that poor dead trooper sat in the same parking lot for 15 hours and no one- pedestrian or law enforcement- ever saw him or thought his being there odd?

I mean did they just suspend all other patrol duties to look for Mire? NO ONE was on uniform patrol and saw the unit parked in the same spot for 12 hours?

The POS made a comment that Officer Gaubert was “guarding the house and that he didn’t mean to kill Officer Gaubert” dude was probably cracked out. He should fry sooner rather than later.