re: Biloxi officer shot, killed outside Biloxi PD HQ...suspect captured

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they will take ONE example of a bad cop and plaster it everywhere as if that is the norm when in reality it's such a minority that it's not even news worthy.

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And you'll take this one example of a piece of shite and act like he is the norm.

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t true at all. WAKE UP you virtue signaling piece of trash.

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Look at you melt.

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And you'll take this one example of a piece of shite and act like he is the norm

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I'm kind of slow at work today. If you really want to play this game I'd be willing to bet that I can pull up 50 cases of black on black killing over worthless shite vs your cops killing innocent folks

His POS brother was also arrested and charged with accessory after the fact

Percentage wise, one is more a norm than the other but lets not bring actual fricking statistics to the table or you will cry racism.

Arrest count is up to 6 in connection to murder of Biloxi police officer.

LINK

Somebody put a bullet in this guy’s head and save us some tax dollars...

UPDATE

Following is from the linked article...


Darian Atkinson walked eight miles from his mother’s home off Popp’s Ferry Road to the Lopez Quave Public Safety Center in Biloxi with one goal in mind — to kill a police officer, a detective said during the teen's preliminary hearing Tuesday, the Sun Herald reported.


Atkinson, 19, was smiling as he was led into the Harrison County courthouse. During the hearing, he often looked around the courtroom, giggled and shook his head. At one point, he burped as his attorney, Theressia Lyons, interviewed Gulfport police Det. Samuel Jewell.

Jewell revealed new details in the “ambush”-style May 5 killing of Biloxi police officer Robert McKeithen.

Atkinson first walked into the police station dressed in dark clothing, with a red beanie cap on his head and a big smile on his face. He had followed a couple that was there to file a report on a domestic incident but did not know him.


Atkinson followed the couple back outside when they caught up with McKeithen, a patrolman who was at the police department to fix a flat tire, to discuss their complaint.

The couple had two young children, ages 2 and younger, with them, Jewell said.

McKeithen spoke to Atkinson, but he told the police officer he had nothing to do with the domestic incident and told him to “leave him alone.”

Jewell said Atkinson then hung out by a tree outside the police station before he walked back, pulled out a .40-caliber Glock from his pants pocket and started shooting at McKeithen.

Atkinson, Jewell said, was within arm’s length of McKeithen when he pulled out a gun and started firing at the officer from behind.


McKeithen never saw him coming, Jewell said.

In a matter of seconds, Atkinson fired nine rounds at the veteran police officer who had planned to retire at the end of the year.

At least three of the bullets hit McKeithen’s bulletproof vest, another grazed his head, and others pierced his body. He was pronounced dead from blood loss at Merit Health hospital in Biloxi.

After County Prosecutor Herman Cox questioned the detective, Judge Gaston Hewes determined there was enough evidence in the case to bound it over to a Harrison County grand jury for indictment.

Atkinson is being held on a charge of capital murder, a charge that carries a possible death sentence. Hewes ordered Atkinson be held without bond.


Finding help
After the killing, Jewel said, Atkinson walked eight miles back to his mother’s home off Popp’s Ferry Road.

The teen allegedly got help from two of his brothers, Wanya Toquest Atkinson, 20, and Davian Atkinson, 21, and three others in an attempt to avoid arrest.

The brothers and the three others — Andre Sullivan, 18, Joshua Michael Kovach, 21, and Dalentez Latavian Brice, 20 — are each being held at the Harrison County jail on charges of accessory after the fact to capital murder.

All five are accused of helping Atkinson in his attempt to escape capture, mostly by providing clothes to him or giving him a ride or a cellphone for him to use to make calls.


Caught on camera
After the killing, Atkinson was caught on a home surveillance camera walking outside his mother’s home with others now accused of trying to help him get away from police.

The cameras captured images of Atkinson and three others charged as accessories walking around outside Atkinson’s mother’s home before they went out of the camera’s view.

Atkinson’s brother, Davian Atkinson, picked him in the early-morning hours of May 6 and drove the alleged shooter to Stone County, where Davian Atkinson had a job in a lumber yard.

Davian Atkinson reportedly allowed his brother to use his cellphone to make some calls.

Darian Atkinson’s arrest came after an off-duty Biloxi police officer spotted Atkinson walking along a road in Wiggins and called local police.


The other arrests came after Atkinson was taken into custody.

Atkinson refused to give a statement to police, instead asking for an attorney.

Social media
In his years in high school in Biloxi, Darian Atkinson had also threatened to shoot up the school. The threat came in the aftermath of the deadly Parkland shooting.

His mother has said he moved to Texas at one point and was a different person when he returned.

Since the killing, various people have posted their support for Atkinson on his public Facebook page.

Atkinson will remain jailed without bond pending trial.

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Since the killing, various people have posted their support for Atkinson on his public Facebook page.

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Probably the worst tidbit of the story.

I hope they execute him.

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Walt OReilly

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What would darryljames, Tangerine and Draconian Sanctions say about this?