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@AscendedSaiyaji @ABC7 Not sure what you want as facts. Report at this time say the man killed an officer while serving an eviction, cop killer continues to fire upon officers after 7+ hours of negotiating. He tells family he won't be taken alive...he got run over while shooting.

@MickeyBFree @ABC7 Which you've done such a great job of presenting 🤣

"You shoot at cops, we're going to run you over." An angry Sheriff responds to reporters after a deputy is shot and killed by a gunman before deputies run the suspect over, killing him. The dramatic shootout and deadly aftermath - Tonight at 11 from ABC7. abc7.com/18862761

@JimDunc322 @that562 @MuleTunes @GlendaleFOP12 That is whole other horrific story and true, sadly. You take care of your own before you can take care of others.

@MickeyBFree @that562 @MuleTunes @GlendaleFOP12 And a veteran refused to be homeless as millions of illegals get free rent & food.

"You shoot at cops we're gonna run you over" Tulare County CA Sheriff Mike Boudreaux on the lethal use of a SWAT Bearcat on cop killer David Morales.

@that562 @MuleTunes @JimDunc322 @GlendaleFOP12 I'm not for a bunch of government involvement, most things they touch are slow, outdated and not run well but I know what you mean. Like you said, need to wait to hear back story on why he was being evicted, his own mental state but the fact is, he destroyed another mans family.

@MuleTunes @MickeyBFree @JimDunc322 @GlendaleFOP12 I don’t think death is ok period there should be more government involvement with helping the people before they go into evection instead of helping the banks kick old ppl out, this isn’t the first old man to do it remember that guy that had cancer and went into debt.

@AscendedSaiyaji @ABC7 Nope, facts

@MickeyBFree @ABC7 Okay...so emotional response

@ergonautas @CBSNews I'm sorry to hear you say that. Things must have happened in your own life that makes you feel that way. I can only say not all cops are bad but your own experince hasn't been good. Let's agree...kids are the ones who suffer. Sad day.

@MickeyBFree @CBSNews We used to, care to share a tear, but it ain’t that time no more. We are way past that.

A California sheriff said the suspect who fatally shot a detective serving him an eviction notice "got what he deserved" after he was intentionally run over and killed by a Bearcat on Thursday. "You shoot at cops," Tulare County Sheriff Mike Boudreux said. "We're going to run you over."

@that562 @MuleTunes @JimDunc322 @GlendaleFOP12 I don't think this looks bad for cops but your are right, there is often more behind the original information. I heard Morales was a veteran and sonone wonders if he got the help he needed as a vet. And then maybe none of this would have unfolded. The fact is he killed a man.

@MickeyBFree @MuleTunes @JimDunc322 @GlendaleFOP12 Idk if it was simple sounds like a dude that spent 20 years paying off a house and couldn’t keep up taxes squatters don’t go out shooting for no reason they just find the next house. Call it what you want once people find out it’s going to make law informant look real bad

@dickgosinyamomm @CBSNews He is simply stating facts...you get to hear what you want, those are your feelings.

@MickeyBFree @CBSNews Making the statements I heard weren't coming from someone even remotely " composed".

@AscendedSaiyaji @ABC7 In an active situation where the suspect is actively shooting a high powered rifle at the cops...this was the action taken to stop the 7+ hour threat where 1 was already killed.

@MickeyBFree @ABC7 Can you show me where thats ACTUALLY legal? Other than just you having an emotional response

@dickgosinyamomm @CBSNews Play the victim often? He wasn't being "kicked out" he was being served an eviction for NOT paying. This rest on Morales shoulders alone.

@MickeyBFree @CBSNews Yeah, well kicking people out of a house has consequences. A lot of emotion and anger and yet the cops think they should never be on the receiving end of it. Dumb.

@TheOfficerTatum Sheriff is simply stating facts. Those who don't like what he said, need to check their own feelings.

60-year-old David Eric Morales ambushed Tulare County Sheriff’s deputies serving an eviction notice, killing Detective Randy Hoppert, a five-year veteran of the department. After barricading himself and opening fire on additional officers, Morales was ultimately struck and killed by a Kern County SWAT armored vehicle. At a press conference, Sheriff Mike Boudreaux confirmed the vehicle was used intentionally, stating, “We intentionally ran him over… Don’t shoot at cops.” 🔥 One deputy lost his life. Law enforcement says the threat was stopped. Prayers for Detective Hoppert’s family and the Tulare County Sheriff’s Office. 🙏🏾

@LisaRamsey7432 @DavidJHarrisJr The cop killer was actively shooting a high powered rifle at the cops when he got run over. As the Sheriff stated...if you shoot at cops, you're gonna get run over. He is stating a fact and warning other criminals.

@DavidJHarrisJr I love law enforcement but this I can not agree with. This is murder not justice.

🚨BREAKING: Gunman who shot detective dead is 'intentionally' run over and killed by sheriff's deputy: 'He got what he deserved'. Porterville, CA – April 9, 2026 Tulare County sheriff's deputies were serving an eviction notice on 59-year-old David Eric Morales when he ambushed them with a high-powered rifle, killing Detective Randy Hoppert, 35. Hoppert, a six-year veteran and former Navy corpsman, was a father whose wife is four months pregnant. After an nearly eight-hour standoff in which Morales barricaded himself, fired at officers, and shot down a drone, a Kern County SWAT BearCat armored vehicle intentionally ran him over while he was prone on the ground and still shooting. He was not shot by police. Tulare County Sheriff Mike Boudreaux said bluntly: “We intentionally ran him over. Don’t shoot at cops. You shoot at cops, we’re going to run you over. He got run over. He got what he deserved.” He added that Morales “chose this ending.” Morales had no prior criminal record. Detective Hoppert was rushed to the hospital but died from his injuries. Prayers for Detective Hoppert’s family and all law enforcement on the front lines!

@ishaconde @ABC7 I support the Sherrif 100% but I do agree, maybe this all could have been avoided if the Veteran had gotten some help. Not all of them want help but we fail our Veterans all too often.

@ABC7 We need more help for Veterans.

@undergradwoman @ABC7 He stated a fact...no problems with those words.

@ABC7 What the Sheriff did against reporters is wrong.

@TacoCheeze26731 @1776Psychlgst @ABC7 And he simply stated a fact...you seem to be the one with "feelings" about this statement.

@1776Psychlgst @ABC7 He knew what he signed up for

@AscendedSaiyaji @ABC7 If you are actively shooting then... yes it is! And the cop killer was doing just that.

@ABC7 They ran that shooter over in San Jose a couple months back. Is running someone over really an approved tactic?

@sakihealthbars @LeanneSpurs Maybe don't be a killer.

@LeanneSpurs Maybe don't die as a bank cop lolmao

PORTERVILLE, CALIFORNIA (CA): A Tulare County Sheriff's deputy (a detective) was shot and killed during an active shooting in Porterville earlier today (Thursday, April 9). The incident happened at around 10:20 a.m. near Newcomb Street and Grand Avenue, while deputies were reportedly serving an eviction notice. Authorities say a suspect opened fire in what they are calling an ambush, leading to an exchange of gunfire. The deputy was struck during the shooting, rushed from the scene, and later pronounced dead at the hospital around 11:20 a.m. The suspect, identified as 59 year old David Morales, was armed with a high-powered rifle and had barricaded himself inside a residence. He hadn't paid rent in 35 days and was expecting authorities/law enforcement to attend. Morales is now dead - he was run over by a police Bearcats vehicle. SWAT and Porterville law enforcement were on the scene along with a large emergency presence - they had surrounded the area and were using drones and a helicopter to search for the suspect. There are multiple schools in this area that are/were on lockdown. PORTERVILLE, Calif. — The Tulare County Sheriff’s Office and the surrounding community are mourning the loss of Deputy Randy Hoppert, who was killed in the line of duty Thursday morning during an active and ongoing incident in Porterville. Deputy Hoppert was fatally shot while assisting with the service of an eviction notice at approximately 10:20 a.m. on April 9, 2026, in the area of Newcomb Street and Grand Avenue. Deputy Hoppert is remembered as a dedicated law enforcement officer, a devoted husband, and a loving father. He is survived by his wife, Ashley, their two sons, Austin and Everett, as well as his mother and sister. #RIEP 🕊💔🙏

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"He got what he deserrved..." -TULARE COUNTY SHERIFF MIKE BOUDREAUX Photo via X

@PetMusicList @GlendaleFOP12 Stop Criminal activity then.

@GlendaleFOP12 Stop civilian brutality.

@that562 @MuleTunes @JimDunc322 @GlendaleFOP12 Yeah, that's the point. A simple eviction notice and this guy goes Rambo on the officers and kills one them.

@MuleTunes @JimDunc322 @GlendaleFOP12 Why would a 59 year old man shoot at police