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Either way. RIP Tyler. Terrible situation for all involved and witnessed
I see someone already deleted the comments blaming the police for him beating his girlfriend/wife(?) and committing suicide in public for everyone around to see. Looks to me as if he was looking for a suicide by cop. Why else would you show up to the court house or police dept. with a gun? The responding officers refused to use lethal force, so he did it himself. Sad situation all around but he didn't have to involve so many people in his choice of exit. RIP and best wishes to all who had to witness that. Sad day for all those involved and for the sport.
Also, video is in no way "graphic" Graphic is Live Leak and cartel chainsaw videos.
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Sure he was combative, and all but asking to get 3 round to “the triangle” (2 to the chest, 1 to the head). But the fact the he was trying to back away, got a bean bag tossed his way, and then in one swoop ended his life tells me this was a snap judgement.....he believed ending his life, in that split second, was better than serving X-Amount of jail time.
There’s no need to remove this thread. Pretending it doesn’t exist or suppressing information will only leave questions marks for those who aren’t “in-the-know”.
I hope this video will help anyone on the edge to realize that a split second decision doesn’t stop the world around them. Everyone is affected. Everyone is saddened. You are worth more.....I mean for fucks sake, you could hear these law enforcement officers essentially shiver after the bullet left the gun.... “fuck” “awwww shit” and “damn”....all we’re said by people whose life wasn’t impacted by his death, but genuinely hurt for him.
Rest In Peace ONE Punch. You will be missed
I believe he was out the front of a police station after following his former partner there. She went to report domestic violence and him stalking her with a gun. Hence the police intervening
RIP Tyler
If a cop aiming a gun at me asked me to get down on my stomach I'd be down there before he'd finished his sentence!
You and me on the other hand want to live. That's why we would listen to instruction.
I’m not sure why some people feel the need to go out in public to commit suicide. Seems very selfish to involve so many other people. But I guess if you have a mind set of taking your own life, you probably aren’t really thinking rationally in the first place.
RIP Tyler.
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Godspeed Tyler!
http://lapdonline.org/home/news_view/64476
https://www.theeastsiderla.com/2018/09/man-shoots-himself-dead-outside-…
https://abc7.com/lapd-video-shows-suspect-fatally-shoot-himself-during-…
Either way dude was top five fan favorite of all time!
Please seek help people.
I’d just add that in WA, once that person reports that, arrest is MANDATORY by law if officers run across the suspect within 4 hours, and essentially mandatory by most departments’ policies no matter when they run across him/her.
I would imagine CA is similar.
The state removed discretion from DV cases long ago. In WA, had this scenario unfolded, Tyler had to be taken into custody regardless of what it took.
It was very hard to watch that. Like most of these type of videos I find myself saying “just give up-fight this in court.” It is so tragic to watch someone make this choice (or provoke a shooting of themselves) when I know that 9 times out of 10, they’d be out in a couple days (tops) and could re-group with legal counsel, etc. For some reason (that I suppose takes being them/in their shoes to understand), they feel that everything is over. Sad.
I had a buddy whose father (buddy was 40s, dad was 70s) shot himself in the mouth with a shotgun on the front porch and my buddy (his son) found him.
I said "What a selfish awful thing to do. I'm so sorry, friend."
He then spent the next 20 mins explaining that his father had fought booze his entire life, had done rehab like 20 times, and could never stay away from it. He actually was THANKFUL that his dad had the guts to do what he did as it released his family from their never-ending burden of cleaning up his messes, which apparently were secret yet awful. Jail, money, violence, etc.
When you step back from it, it's an awful thing to do to your son (to have him find your body) and he should have done that a different way, but in this case, they actually breathed a sigh of relief as dear ol' dad was finally free from his demons.
I don't know. Just a different perspective.
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