AN OBVIOUS VICTIM OF POLICE BRUTALITY AGAINST MINORITIES

Jose DeLaRosa, a scumbag with a criminal record, was terminally rehabilitated on Thursday by Harris County Sheriff’s deputies. His family says the cops murdered their beloved Jose and a civil rights attorney is condemning the officers for not lifting a finger to help the mortally wounded killer as he bled to death.

DeLaRosa had just shot four people, killing two women and critically wounding a man and another woman. He was spotted by deputies after he fled the scene in a car. They gave chase and DeLaRosa eventually crashed into a telephone pole. He emerged from the wrecked car and fired several shots at the deputies who responded by opening fire on this “obvious victim of police brutality against minorities.”. Over six minutes passed before paramedics arrived. It is true that from the time poor Jose was shot until the paramedics arrived, the deputies stood over the fallen killer and, rather than helping him, engaged in the usual bantering that cops do.

Now all the TV stations are questioning the cops’ behavior. Le me get this straight once again. Jose up and murders two people and wounds two others. When the cops catch up to him he tries to kill them. And they’re supposed to try to save this killer’s life? And because they don’t, now they’re murderers. Come on give me a break! These cops are heroes. Instead of condemning them, they should be hailed for saving the taxpayers the cost of a trial and imprisonment and for ridding the earth of a worthless piece of shit.

Here is a report of the incident from the Houston Press:

JOSE DELAROSA, TWO UNIDENTIFIED WOMEN, BAYOU BODY COUNT NOS. 28-30
By Chris Vogel in Bayou Body Count

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February 5, 2010

It was a bloodbath near Aldine Thursday as three people were shot to death and another two were critically wounded. This one had a little bit of everything: men busting into homes guns blazing, a police chase, a horrific car accident and then a lawman ending it all with a flurry of gunfire.

It all started at about 4:20 p.m., Harris County Sheriff's investigators say, when they got a call about a shooting on Landfair St. near Aldine. When deputies got there, they found a woman who had been shot. But she was not the only one. She told the deputies to go over to the house across the street.

At 14201 Landfair, deputies found two women who had been shot to death and a man who was badly wounded. He said that two guys had broken the door down and burst into the house shooting, authorities say. The gunmen then stole a truck and sped off.

Authorities broadcast a description of the car and it didn't take long for deputies to spot it. They chased the driver for a while, but then the gunman crashed and rolled his truck. As he tried to run away, authorities say, he fired several shots at the deputies. Unharmed and fearing for their lives, the deputies shot back, killing the man. His name is Jose Delarosa, investigators say. The names of the people he is suspected of shooting have not released.