awesomest ever

@slime_machine ohhh this makes me sad for some reason. he’s just a fucked up little autistic chud :/

#BREAKING Two sources in a position to know tell WRN that the man shot by police in #Madison today is Corey D. Ruiz (Corey Durell Ruiz). Part of the scene was captured on viral video. I have now seen a second, much clearer video. It shows: -"he's got a knife! He's got a knife!" an officer appears to shout. This appears to be the officer who fired his gun. -"Taser, taser" an officer says -Then gunshots ring out -It looked like they were possibly trying to cuff him but hadn't managed to, there was a struggle... there are multiple officers there. It's an ugly video. I will put it in the comment thread. You hear the clicks of the taser. Then: It looks like he's down on the ground when the officer fires. This is probably going to blow sky high. The sources say: -He was armed with a knife -He was a DOC absconder from community supervision (DOC records bear this out) -Police believed he was looking through unlocked cars -DOC records show he was released on extended supervision on May 12, 2026 and was supposed to be in Madison CCAP: Long record 2024 Misdemeanor convictions: retail theft, resisting 2024 Misdemeanor convictions: resisting, possess drug paraphernalia (charge of battery or threat to judge, prosecutor or law enforcement officer was dismissed) 2021 Felony conviction: Resist Officer - Substantial Bodily Harm/Soft Tissue Injury 2021 Felony conviction: Battery or Threat to Judge, Prosecutor or Law Enforcement Officer and Misdemeanor Conviction: Auto Theft 2020 Misdemeanor convictions: 2 counts of disorderly conduct 2020 Felony conviction: Bail jumping 2020: Misdemeanor conviction: Auto theft 2014: Felony convictions: Cocaine possession, marijuana possession. Misdemeanor theft 2014: Felony conviction, bail jumping. Misdemeanor: Battery 2013: Misdemeanor convictions: 2 counts of theft 2009: Felony convictions: Strangulation/suffocation (2 counts), robbery with force, 2007: Misdemeanor conviction: Disorderly conduct The legal test will revolve around whether the officer(s) had a reasonable belief of imminent death or great body harm to themselves or another when opening fire... and his past record isn't relevant, unless they knew it, and it played a part in their formation of belief. The video is disturbing. As with all of these things, it's smart to wait for all facts and angles, including from the officers' angles before making judgments. Remember how bad the Jacob Blake video looked, and that officer was exonerated due to the fact Blake had a knife and twisted toward him. These are the facts we know now. But the video is very disturbing. These situations are fluid and this just happened, so details can always change and there's information not known. The fuzzier video shows he may have made contact with, or came close to making contact with, an officer, but a car then moves in front of the camera right as the shots ring out. But this is the information known at this time from credible sources who are in a position to know. #breaking #breakingnews #police #madison