NASHVILLE, Tenn (WKRN) — On Monday, a man opened fire on at least four people and two Metro Nashville police officers in Madison.
According to a press release from the Metro Nashville Police Department, 23-year-old Deangelo Spears was sitting on Neely’s Bend Road yelling for help. When people approached him, he apparently fired shots towards them.
One man was shot in the leg, and another was grazed by a bullet. Metro Police say Spears also fired at two officers and struck a patrol car. No officers were injured
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It’s unclear why Spears fired shots at police and innocent bystanders, but Davidson County criminal court records show this was not his first run in with the law. His list of prior charges include aggravated burglary, aggravated robbery, aggravated kidnapping, theft, possession of a handgun, and more over the last eight years.
So basically and just like everywhere else, there are people in Tennessee with enough felony crimes in them where they should be in prison for a long stretch, are actually free to endanger both civilians and Law Enforcement. But that is not the weird part:
In 2018, News 2 also reported on a shooting where a toddler accidentally shot Spears in the back and wounded him. After Monday’s incident in Madison, Metro Police noted that Spears is paralyzed from the waist down.
When even a 3-year-old is tired of your crap and puts a bullet on your ass paralyzing you, that is God telling you should mend your ways.
Celestial Warnings went unheeded and consequences happened.
Keep in mind that even in conservative states, cities tend to be magnets for liberals. Nashville isn’t anywhere as bad as Memphis when it comes to liberalism, but it’s definitely more liberal than than the majority of the state.
As such, I’m sure there are plenty of liberal judges and prosecutors in Nashville that feel sorry for those poor misunderstood felons and treat them with kid gloves.
Sounds like he was attempting suicide by cop?
Shot: 23-year-old Deangelo Spears
Chaser: His list of prior charges include aggravated burglary, aggravated robbery, aggravated kidnapping, theft, possession of a handgun, and more over the last eight years.
So he’s spent a full third of his life, starting in his mid-teens, progressively escalating his criminal activity. Possibly earlier, given the “eliminate the school-to-prison pipeline” mentality many school administrators have.
Y’know, the same mentality that gave us Nikolas Cruz in Parkland, Florida.