Florida mass shooter used his cop mothers gun to murder people. Cops should not be allowed to reproduce

Swan wrote:
As all they can produce is more stupidity.

So will the sheriff deputy mother be charged with not securing her weapons? Hell no, she is a pig and pigs are never charged. How can you charge a donut eating farm animal anyway?

https://www.foxnews.com/us/fsu-shooter-ided-used-sheriff-deputy-moms-weapon-killing-police

Short fat and stupid is no way to go through life. LOL she could work for a paving contractor rolling new asphalt. Nah scratch that, they require an education these days. Don't call her a cheesecake a day. I bet she was shaking down every dunkin donuts and arbees as well, probably taco bell too. Can one of you geniuses remind me how many sit ups y'all have to doo doo?


Her pronouns are eat and more.

On a serious note, this is being hidden from Putin so that he does not laugh to death.

Oops, I forgot to include the zoo id photo of deputy donut junior

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:
As all they can produce is more stupidity.

So will the sheriff deputy mother be charged with not securing her weapons? Hell no, she is a pig and pigs are never charged. How can you charge a donut eating farm animal anyway?

https://www.foxnews.com/us/fsu-shooter-ided-used-sheriff-deputy-moms-weapon-killing-police

Short fat and stupid is no way to go through life. LOL she could work for a paving contractor rolling new asphalt. Nah scratch that, they require an education these days. Don't call her a cheesecake a day. I bet she was shaking down every dunkin donuts and arbees as well, probably taco bell too. Can one of you geniuses remind me how many sit ups y'all have to doo doo?


Her pronouns are eat and more.

On a serious note, this is being hidden from Putin so that he does not laugh to death.

Oops, I forgot to include the zoo id photo of deputy donut junior

Another day, another mass shooting.

Before covid they were a bit less than 1 per day, but now they are closer to 2 per day.

So far in 2025 they are tracking just a bit less than 1 per day.

https://www.cnn.com/us/mass-shootings-fast-facts/index.html

Spongy Iris wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:
As all they can produce is more stupidity.

So will the sheriff deputy mother be charged with not securing her weapons? Hell no, she is a pig and pigs are never charged. How can you charge a donut eating farm animal anyway?

https://www.foxnews.com/us/fsu-shooter-ided-used-sheriff-deputy-moms-weapon-killing-police

Short fat and stupid is no way to go through life. LOL she could work for a paving contractor rolling new asphalt. Nah scratch that, they require an education these days. Don't call her a cheesecake a day. I bet she was shaking down every dunkin donuts and arbees as well, probably taco bell too. Can one of you geniuses remind me how many sit ups y'all have to doo doo?


Her pronouns are eat and more.

On a serious note, this is being hidden from Putin so that he does not laugh to death.

Oops, I forgot to include the zoo id photo of deputy donut junior

Another day, another mass shooting.

Before covid they were a bit less than 1 per day, but now they are closer to 2 per day.

So far in 2025 they are tracking just a bit less than 1 per day.

https://www.cnn.com/us/mass-shootings-fast-facts/index.html

But the good news is, there are way less homicides in US than there were in the 70s and 80s.

https://sites.nationalacademies.org/cs/groups/dbassesite/documents/webpage/dbasse_083892.pdf

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:
As all they can produce is more stupidity.

So will the sheriff deputy mother be charged with not securing her weapons? Hell no, she is a pig and pigs are never charged. How can you charge a donut eating farm animal anyway?

https://www.foxnews.com/us/fsu-shooter-ided-used-sheriff-deputy-moms-weapon-killing-police

Short fat and stupid is no way to go through life. LOL she could work for a paving contractor rolling new asphalt. Nah scratch that, they require an education these days. Don't call her a cheesecake a day. I bet she was shaking down every dunkin donuts and arbees as well, probably taco bell too. Can one of you geniuses remind me how many sit ups y'all have to doo doo?


Her pronouns are eat and more.

On a serious note, this is being hidden from Putin so that he does not laugh to death.

Oops, I forgot to include the zoo id photo of deputy donut junior

Another day, another mass shooting.

Before covid they were a bit less than 1 per day, but now they are closer to 2 per day.

So far in 2025 they are tracking just a bit less than 1 per day.

https://www.cnn.com/us/mass-shootings-fast-facts/index.html

But the good news is, there are way less homicides in US than there were in the 70s and 80s.

https://sites.nationalacademies.org/cs/groups/dbassesite/documents/webpage/dbasse_083892.pdf

Are you counting Shitcago?

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:
As all they can produce is more stupidity.

So will the sheriff deputy mother be charged with not securing her weapons? Hell no, she is a pig and pigs are never charged. How can you charge a donut eating farm animal anyway?

https://www.foxnews.com/us/fsu-shooter-ided-used-sheriff-deputy-moms-weapon-killing-police

Short fat and stupid is no way to go through life. LOL she could work for a paving contractor rolling new asphalt. Nah scratch that, they require an education these days. Don't call her a cheesecake a day. I bet she was shaking down every dunkin donuts and arbees as well, probably taco bell too. Can one of you geniuses remind me how many sit ups y'all have to doo doo?


Her pronouns are eat and more.

On a serious note, this is being hidden from Putin so that he does not laugh to death.

Oops, I forgot to include the zoo id photo of deputy donut junior

Another day, another mass shooting.

Before covid they were a bit less than 1 per day, but now they are closer to 2 per day.

So far in 2025 they are tracking just a bit less than 1 per day.

https://www.cnn.com/us/mass-shootings-fast-facts/index.html

But the good news is, there are way less homicides in US than there were in the 70s and 80s.

https://sites.nationalacademies.org/cs/groups/dbassesite/documents/webpage/dbasse_083892.pdf

Are you counting Shitcago?

You must mean the Windy City of Chicago, one of the most notorious cities for high homicide rates in the USA I have heard

Looks like those numbers I pulled are nationwide rates for USA.

Now the bad news is homicides have been trending up again since covid.

https://www.consumershield.com/articles/murder-rate-by-year

Let us pray that they do not rise to 1980 levels again.

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:
As all they can produce is more stupidity.

So will the sheriff deputy mother be charged with not securing her weapons? Hell no, she is a pig and pigs are never charged. How can you charge a donut eating farm animal anyway?

https://www.foxnews.com/us/fsu-shooter-ided-used-sheriff-deputy-moms-weapon-killing-police

Short fat and stupid is no way to go through life. LOL she could work for a paving contractor rolling new asphalt. Nah scratch that, they require an education these days. Don't call her a cheesecake a day. I bet she was shaking down every dunkin donuts and arbees as well, probably taco bell too. Can one of you geniuses remind me how many sit ups y'all have to doo doo?


Her pronouns are eat and more.

On a serious note, this is being hidden from Putin so that he does not laugh to death.

Oops, I forgot to include the zoo id photo of deputy donut junior

Another day, another mass shooting.

Before covid they were a bit less than 1 per day, but now they are closer to 2 per day.

So far in 2025 they are tracking just a bit less than 1 per day.

https://www.cnn.com/us/mass-shootings-fast-facts/index.html

But the good news is, there are way less homicides in US than there were in the 70s and 80s.

https://sites.nationalacademies.org/cs/groups/dbassesite/documents/webpage/dbasse_083892.pdf

Are you counting Shitcago?

You must mean the Windy City of Chicago, one of the most notorious cities for high homicide rates in the USA I have heard

Looks like those numbers I pulled are nationwide rates for USA.

Now the bad news is homicides have been trending up again since covid.

https://www.consumershield.com/articles/murder-rate-by-year

Let us pray that they do not rise to 1980 levels again.

Did you hear about the junior cop in training, who shot up his school with his copper mothers gun?

His name is Corky. Ban cops not guns

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:
As all they can produce is more stupidity.

So will the sheriff deputy mother be charged with not securing her weapons? Hell no, she is a pig and pigs are never charged. How can you charge a donut eating farm animal anyway?

https://www.foxnews.com/us/fsu-shooter-ided-used-sheriff-deputy-moms-weapon-killing-police

Short fat and stupid is no way to go through life. LOL she could work for a paving contractor rolling new asphalt. Nah scratch that, they require an education these days. Don't call her a cheesecake a day. I bet she was shaking down every dunkin donuts and arbees as well, probably taco bell too. Can one of you geniuses remind me how many sit ups y'all have to doo doo?


Her pronouns are eat and more.

On a serious note, this is being hidden from Putin so that he does not laugh to death.

Oops, I forgot to include the zoo id photo of deputy donut junior

Another day, another mass shooting.

Before covid they were a bit less than 1 per day, but now they are closer to 2 per day.

So far in 2025 they are tracking just a bit less than 1 per day.

https://www.cnn.com/us/mass-shootings-fast-facts/index.html

But the good news is, there are way less homicides in US than there were in the 70s and 80s.

https://sites.nationalacademies.org/cs/groups/dbassesite/documents/webpage/dbasse_083892.pdf

Are you counting Shitcago?

You must mean the Windy City of Chicago, one of the most notorious cities for high homicide rates in the USA I have heard

Looks like those numbers I pulled are nationwide rates for USA.

Now the bad news is homicides have been trending up again since covid.

https://www.consumershield.com/articles/murder-rate-by-year

Let us pray that they do not rise to 1980 levels again.

Did you hear about the junior cop in training, who shot up his school with his copper mothers gun?

His name is Corky. Ban cops not guns

Ya true story

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:
As all they can produce is more stupidity.

So will the sheriff deputy mother be charged with not securing her weapons? Hell no, she is a pig and pigs are never charged. How can you charge a donut eating farm animal anyway?

https://www.foxnews.com/us/fsu-shooter-ided-used-sheriff-deputy-moms-weapon-killing-police

Short fat and stupid is no way to go through life. LOL she could work for a paving contractor rolling new asphalt. Nah scratch that, they require an education these days. Don't call her a cheesecake a day. I bet she was shaking down every dunkin donuts and arbees as well, probably taco bell too. Can one of you geniuses remind me how many sit ups y'all have to doo doo?


Her pronouns are eat and more.

On a serious note, this is being hidden from Putin so that he does not laugh to death.

Oops, I forgot to include the zoo id photo of deputy donut junior

Another day, another mass shooting.

Before covid they were a bit less than 1 per day, but now they are closer to 2 per day.

So far in 2025 they are tracking just a bit less than 1 per day.

https://www.cnn.com/us/mass-shootings-fast-facts/index.html

But the good news is, there are way less homicides in US than there were in the 70s and 80s.

https://sites.nationalacademies.org/cs/groups/dbassesite/documents/webpage/dbasse_083892.pdf

Are you counting Shitcago?

You must mean the Windy City of Chicago, one of the most notorious cities for high homicide rates in the USA I have heard

Looks like those numbers I pulled are nationwide rates for USA.

Now the bad news is homicides have been trending up again since covid.

https://www.consumershield.com/articles/murder-rate-by-year

Let us pray that they do not rise to 1980 levels again.

Did you hear about the junior cop in training, who shot up his school with his copper mothers gun?

His name is Corky. Ban cops not guns

Ya true story

So you think if you agree that the story goes away.

Nope not today

SON OF FAT COP MURDERS TWO WITH FAT COP MOTHERS GUN

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:
As all they can produce is more stupidity.

So will the sheriff deputy mother be charged with not securing her weapons? Hell no, she is a pig and pigs are never charged. How can you charge a donut eating farm animal anyway?

https://www.foxnews.com/us/fsu-shooter-ided-used-sheriff-deputy-moms-weapon-killing-police

Short fat and stupid is no way to go through life. LOL she could work for a paving contractor rolling new asphalt. Nah scratch that, they require an education these days. Don't call her a cheesecake a day. I bet she was shaking down every dunkin donuts and arbees as well, probably taco bell too. Can one of you geniuses remind me how many sit ups y'all have to doo doo?


Her pronouns are eat and more.

On a serious note, this is being hidden from Putin so that he does not laugh to death.

Oops, I forgot to include the zoo id photo of deputy donut junior

Another day, another mass shooting.

Before covid they were a bit less than 1 per day, but now they are closer to 2 per day.

So far in 2025 they are tracking just a bit less than 1 per day.

https://www.cnn.com/us/mass-shootings-fast-facts/index.html

But the good news is, there are way less homicides in US than there were in the 70s and 80s.

https://sites.nationalacademies.org/cs/groups/dbassesite/documents/webpage/dbasse_083892.pdf

Are you counting Shitcago?

You must mean the Windy City of Chicago, one of the most notorious cities for high homicide rates in the USA I have heard

Looks like those numbers I pulled are nationwide rates for USA.

Now the bad news is homicides have been trending up again since covid.

https://www.consumershield.com/articles/murder-rate-by-year

Let us pray that they do not rise to 1980 levels again.

Did you hear about the junior cop in training, who shot up his school with his copper mothers gun?

His name is Corky. Ban cops not guns

Ya true story

So you think if you agree that the story goes away.

Nope not today

SON OF FAT COP MURDERS TWO WITH FAT COP MOTHERS GUN

It is unlikely that this story will ever be forgotten.

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:
As all they can produce is more stupidity.

So will the sheriff deputy mother be charged with not securing her weapons? Hell no, she is a pig and pigs are never charged. How can you charge a donut eating farm animal anyway?

https://www.foxnews.com/us/fsu-shooter-ided-used-sheriff-deputy-moms-weapon-killing-police

Short fat and stupid is no way to go through life. LOL she could work for a paving contractor rolling new asphalt. Nah scratch that, they require an education these days. Don't call her a cheesecake a day. I bet she was shaking down every dunkin donuts and arbees as well, probably taco bell too. Can one of you geniuses remind me how many sit ups y'all have to doo doo?


Her pronouns are eat and more.

On a serious note, this is being hidden from Putin so that he does not laugh to death.

Oops, I forgot to include the zoo id photo of deputy donut junior

Another day, another mass shooting.

Before covid they were a bit less than 1 per day, but now they are closer to 2 per day.

So far in 2025 they are tracking just a bit less than 1 per day.

https://www.cnn.com/us/mass-shootings-fast-facts/index.html

But the good news is, there are way less homicides in US than there were in the 70s and 80s.

https://sites.nationalacademies.org/cs/groups/dbassesite/documents/webpage/dbasse_083892.pdf

Are you counting Shitcago?

You must mean the Windy City of Chicago, one of the most notorious cities for high homicide rates in the USA I have heard

Looks like those numbers I pulled are nationwide rates for USA.

Now the bad news is homicides have been trending up again since covid.

https://www.consumershield.com/articles/murder-rate-by-year

Let us pray that they do not rise to 1980 levels again.

Did you hear about the junior cop in training, who shot up his school with his copper mothers gun?

His name is Corky. Ban cops not guns

Ya true story

So you think if you agree that the story goes away.

Nope not today

SON OF FAT COP MURDERS TWO WITH FAT COP MOTHERS GUN

It is unlikely that this story will ever be forgotten.

The media will forget it within 5 days, then the deep state will wipe it away

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:
As all they can produce is more stupidity.

So will the sheriff deputy mother be charged with not securing her weapons? Hell no, she is a pig and pigs are never charged. How can you charge a donut eating farm animal anyway?

https://www.foxnews.com/us/fsu-shooter-ided-used-sheriff-deputy-moms-weapon-killing-police

Short fat and stupid is no way to go through life. LOL she could work for a paving contractor rolling new asphalt. Nah scratch that, they require an education these days. Don't call her a cheesecake a day. I bet she was shaking down every dunkin donuts and arbees as well, probably taco bell too. Can one of you geniuses remind me how many sit ups y'all have to doo doo?


Her pronouns are eat and more.

On a serious note, this is being hidden from Putin so that he does not laugh to death.

Oops, I forgot to include the zoo id photo of deputy donut junior

Another day, another mass shooting.

Before covid they were a bit less than 1 per day, but now they are closer to 2 per day.

So far in 2025 they are tracking just a bit less than 1 per day.

https://www.cnn.com/us/mass-shootings-fast-facts/index.html

But the good news is, there are way less homicides in US than there were in the 70s and 80s.

https://sites.nationalacademies.org/cs/groups/dbassesite/documents/webpage/dbasse_083892.pdf

Are you counting Shitcago?

You must mean the Windy City of Chicago, one of the most notorious cities for high homicide rates in the USA I have heard

Looks like those numbers I pulled are nationwide rates for USA.

Now the bad news is homicides have been trending up again since covid.

https://www.consumershield.com/articles/murder-rate-by-year

Let us pray that they do not rise to 1980 levels again.

Did you hear about the junior cop in training, who shot up his school with his copper mothers gun?

His name is Corky. Ban cops not guns

Ya true story

So you think if you agree that the story goes away.

Nope not today

SON OF FAT COP MURDERS TWO WITH FAT COP MOTHERS GUN

It is unlikely that this story will ever be forgotten.

The media will forget it within 5 days, then the deep state will wipe it away

The internet never forgets, and my memory is great

Reid Seybold, an FSU student, told CNN he knew Ikner, whom he encountered in an extracurricular political club a few years ago. Seybold said Ikner was asked to leave the group, which discussed current events, due to behavior that unsettled others.

"He had continually made enough people uncomfortable where certain people had stopped coming. That's kind of when we reached the breaking point with Phoenix, and we asked him to leave," Seybold told CNN's Omar Jimenez Thursday.

Seybold said Ikner's comments went "beyond conservatism."

"It's been a couple of years now. I can't give exact quotes," he said. "He talked about the ravages of multiculturalism and communism and how it's ruining America."

CNN has not independently verified claims about the suspect's beliefs.

Phoenix Ikner was born in August 2004 in Tallahassee, and was named Christian Eriksen for most of his childhood. At age 15, he changed his name to "Phoenix" because "he sees himself as a phoenix, rising from the ashes with renewed youth and life," according to a judge's description of his testimony.

Leon County court records – which span nearly 17 years from the time Phoenix Ikner was 2 years old until he was 19 – detail acrimonious allegations between his parents, Christopher Ikner, an American, and Anne-Mari Eriksen, a dual Norwegian American citizen.

One court filing by the biological mother characterizes the child, then 10 years old, as being "in the middle of a war." She was prosecuted for violating a custody agreement in 2015 by taking him out of the country.

Neither of the suspect's parents responded to requests for comment from CNN Thursday and Friday.

While the parents initially agreed to share custody in 2007, Christopher Ikner moved to modify the custody agreement when Phoenix Ikner was five, claiming that his son's mother had left him in "deplorable" hygiene and failed to keep up with his speech therapy. Anne-Mari Eriksen denied those allegations in court documents, writing that Phoenix Ikner had been dealing with health issues.

Over the next few years, the parents traded allegations that they were harassing each other or neglecting their care of their son. The disputes came to a head in March 2015, when Eriksen took custody of the then 10-year-old during spring break.

According to allegations filed by Christopher Ikner in a later petition, Phoenix Ikner told his father he thought his biological mother was taking him to Disney World for spring break, but instead Eriksen took him to an airport and flew to Norway.

A Norwegian court ordered Phoenix Ikner to be returned to Florida in June 2015, and Christopher Ikner and his wife Jessica came to Norway to get the child. The father wrote that he was "assisted by police in Norway to find and take custody" of his son, returning to the US the following month.

Back in the US, Eriksen was charged with removing a minor from the state against a court order. She pleaded no contest to the charge, and was sentenced to 200 days in jail, followed by two years of "community control" and then two years of probation, according to court records. She was ordered to have no contact during her sentence with her son or any of his teachers, doctors or counselors, unless allowed by a court.

In February 2017, a judge granted Christopher Ikner sole parental responsibility.

Spongy Iris wrote:
fwiw... archived here before the deep state wipes it...

Reid Seybold, an FSU student, told CNN he knew Ikner, whom he encountered in an extracurricular political club a few years ago. Seybold said Ikner was asked to leave the group, which discussed current events, due to behavior that unsettled others.

"He had continually made enough people uncomfortable where certain people had stopped coming. That's kind of when we reached the breaking point with Phoenix, and we asked him to leave," Seybold told CNN's Omar Jimenez Thursday.

Seybold said Ikner's comments went "beyond conservatism."

"It's been a couple of years now. I can't give exact quotes," he said. "He talked about the ravages of multiculturalism and communism and how it's ruining America."

CNN has not independently verified claims about the suspect's beliefs.

Phoenix Ikner was born in August 2004 in Tallahassee, and was named Christian Eriksen for most of his childhood. At age 15, he changed his name to "Phoenix" because "he sees himself as a phoenix, rising from the ashes with renewed youth and life," according to a judge's description of his testimony.

Leon County court records – which span nearly 17 years from the time Phoenix Ikner was 2 years old until he was 19 – detail acrimonious allegations between his parents, Christopher Ikner, an American, and Anne-Mari Eriksen, a dual Norwegian American citizen.

One court filing by the biological mother characterizes the child, then 10 years old, as being "in the middle of a war." She was prosecuted for violating a custody agreement in 2015 by taking him out of the country.

Neither of the suspect's parents responded to requests for comment from CNN Thursday and Friday.

While the parents initially agreed to share custody in 2007, Christopher Ikner moved to modify the custody agreement when Phoenix Ikner was five, claiming that his son's mother had left him in "deplorable" hygiene and failed to keep up with his speech therapy. Anne-Mari Eriksen denied those allegations in court documents, writing that Phoenix Ikner had been dealing with health issues.

Over the next few years, the parents traded allegations that they were harassing each other or neglecting their care of their son. The disputes came to a head in March 2015, when Eriksen took custody of the then 10-year-old during spring break.

According to allegations filed by Christopher Ikner in a later petition, Phoenix Ikner told his father he thought his biological mother was taking him to Disney World for spring break, but instead Eriksen took him to an airport and flew to Norway.

A Norwegian court ordered Phoenix Ikner to be returned to Florida in June 2015, and Christopher Ikner and his wife Jessica came to Norway to get the child. The father wrote that he was "assisted by police in Norway to find and take custody" of his son, returning to the US the following month.

Back in the US, Eriksen was charged with removing a minor from the state against a court order. She pleaded no contest to the charge, and was sentenced to 200 days in jail, followed by two years of "community control" and then two years of probation, according to court records. She was ordered to have no contact during her sentence with her son or any of his teachers, doctors or counselors, unless allowed by a court.

In February 2017, a judge granted Christopher Ikner sole parental responsibility.

https://www.cnn.com/2025/04/17/us/florida-state-university-shooting-phoenix-ikner-invs/index.html

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:
fwiw... archived here before the deep state wipes it...

Reid Seybold, an FSU student, told CNN he knew Ikner, whom he encountered in an extracurricular political club a few years ago. Seybold said Ikner was asked to leave the group, which discussed current events, due to behavior that unsettled others.

"He had continually made enough people uncomfortable where certain people had stopped coming. That's kind of when we reached the breaking point with Phoenix, and we asked him to leave," Seybold told CNN's Omar Jimenez Thursday.

Seybold said Ikner's comments went "beyond conservatism."

"It's been a couple of years now. I can't give exact quotes," he said. "He talked about the ravages of multiculturalism and communism and how it's ruining America."

CNN has not independently verified claims about the suspect's beliefs.

Phoenix Ikner was born in August 2004 in Tallahassee, and was named Christian Eriksen for most of his childhood. At age 15, he changed his name to "Phoenix" because "he sees himself as a phoenix, rising from the ashes with renewed youth and life," according to a judge's description of his testimony.

Leon County court records – which span nearly 17 years from the time Phoenix Ikner was 2 years old until he was 19 – detail acrimonious allegations between his parents, Christopher Ikner, an American, and Anne-Mari Eriksen, a dual Norwegian American citizen.

One court filing by the biological mother characterizes the child, then 10 years old, as being "in the middle of a war." She was prosecuted for violating a custody agreement in 2015 by taking him out of the country.

Neither of the suspect's parents responded to requests for comment from CNN Thursday and Friday.

While the parents initially agreed to share custody in 2007, Christopher Ikner moved to modify the custody agreement when Phoenix Ikner was five, claiming that his son's mother had left him in "deplorable" hygiene and failed to keep up with his speech therapy. Anne-Mari Eriksen denied those allegations in court documents, writing that Phoenix Ikner had been dealing with health issues.

Over the next few years, the parents traded allegations that they were harassing each other or neglecting their care of their son. The disputes came to a head in March 2015, when Eriksen took custody of the then 10-year-old during spring break.

According to allegations filed by Christopher Ikner in a later petition, Phoenix Ikner told his father he thought his biological mother was taking him to Disney World for spring break, but instead Eriksen took him to an airport and flew to Norway.

A Norwegian court ordered Phoenix Ikner to be returned to Florida in June 2015, and Christopher Ikner and his wife Jessica came to Norway to get the child. The father wrote that he was "assisted by police in Norway to find and take custody" of his son, returning to the US the following month.

Back in the US, Eriksen was charged with removing a minor from the state against a court order. She pleaded no contest to the charge, and was sentenced to 200 days in jail, followed by two years of "community control" and then two years of probation, according to court records. She was ordered to have no contact during her sentence with her son or any of his teachers, doctors or counselors, unless allowed by a court.

In February 2017, a judge granted Christopher Ikner sole parental responsibility.

https://www.cnn.com/2025/04/17/us/florida-state-university-shooting-phoenix-ikner-invs/index.html

And then there are the millions that you cannot name, because they are forgotten. Such as, who put Ruby up to what he did, and why.

Swan wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:
fwiw... archived here before the deep state wipes it...

Reid Seybold, an FSU student, told CNN he knew Ikner, whom he encountered in an extracurricular political club a few years ago. Seybold said Ikner was asked to leave the group, which discussed current events, due to behavior that unsettled others.

"He had continually made enough people uncomfortable where certain people had stopped coming. That's kind of when we reached the breaking point with Phoenix, and we asked him to leave," Seybold told CNN's Omar Jimenez Thursday.

Seybold said Ikner's comments went "beyond conservatism."

"It's been a couple of years now. I can't give exact quotes," he said. "He talked about the ravages of multiculturalism and communism and how it's ruining America."

CNN has not independently verified claims about the suspect's beliefs.

Phoenix Ikner was born in August 2004 in Tallahassee, and was named Christian Eriksen for most of his childhood. At age 15, he changed his name to "Phoenix" because "he sees himself as a phoenix, rising from the ashes with renewed youth and life," according to a judge's description of his testimony.

Leon County court records – which span nearly 17 years from the time Phoenix Ikner was 2 years old until he was 19 – detail acrimonious allegations between his parents, Christopher Ikner, an American, and Anne-Mari Eriksen, a dual Norwegian American citizen.

One court filing by the biological mother characterizes the child, then 10 years old, as being "in the middle of a war." She was prosecuted for violating a custody agreement in 2015 by taking him out of the country.

Neither of the suspect's parents responded to requests for comment from CNN Thursday and Friday.

While the parents initially agreed to share custody in 2007, Christopher Ikner moved to modify the custody agreement when Phoenix Ikner was five, claiming that his son's mother had left him in "deplorable" hygiene and failed to keep up with his speech therapy. Anne-Mari Eriksen denied those allegations in court documents, writing that Phoenix Ikner had been dealing with health issues.

Over the next few years, the parents traded allegations that they were harassing each other or neglecting their care of their son. The disputes came to a head in March 2015, when Eriksen took custody of the then 10-year-old during spring break.

According to allegations filed by Christopher Ikner in a later petition, Phoenix Ikner told his father he thought his biological mother was taking him to Disney World for spring break, but instead Eriksen took him to an airport and flew to Norway.

A Norwegian court ordered Phoenix Ikner to be returned to Florida in June 2015, and Christopher Ikner and his wife Jessica came to Norway to get the child. The father wrote that he was "assisted by police in Norway to find and take custody" of his son, returning to the US the following month.

Back in the US, Eriksen was charged with removing a minor from the state against a court order. She pleaded no contest to the charge, and was sentenced to 200 days in jail, followed by two years of "community control" and then two years of probation, according to court records. She was ordered to have no contact during her sentence with her son or any of his teachers, doctors or counselors, unless allowed by a court.

In February 2017, a judge granted Christopher Ikner sole parental responsibility.

https://www.cnn.com/2025/04/17/us/florida-state-university-shooting-phoenix-ikner-invs/index.html

And then there are the millions that you cannot name, because they are forgotten. Such as, who put Ruby up to what he did, and why.

You just identified yourself as part of the problem. Now hide like the murderer that you are

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:
fwiw... archived here before the deep state wipes it...

Reid Seybold, an FSU student, told CNN he knew Ikner, whom he encountered in an extracurricular political club a few years ago. Seybold said Ikner was asked to leave the group, which discussed current events, due to behavior that unsettled others.

"He had continually made enough people uncomfortable where certain people had stopped coming. That's kind of when we reached the breaking point with Phoenix, and we asked him to leave," Seybold told CNN's Omar Jimenez Thursday.

Seybold said Ikner's comments went "beyond conservatism."

"It's been a couple of years now. I can't give exact quotes," he said. "He talked about the ravages of multiculturalism and communism and how it's ruining America."

CNN has not independently verified claims about the suspect's beliefs.

Phoenix Ikner was born in August 2004 in Tallahassee, and was named Christian Eriksen for most of his childhood. At age 15, he changed his name to "Phoenix" because "he sees himself as a phoenix, rising from the ashes with renewed youth and life," according to a judge's description of his testimony.

Leon County court records – which span nearly 17 years from the time Phoenix Ikner was 2 years old until he was 19 – detail acrimonious allegations between his parents, Christopher Ikner, an American, and Anne-Mari Eriksen, a dual Norwegian American citizen.

One court filing by the biological mother characterizes the child, then 10 years old, as being "in the middle of a war." She was prosecuted for violating a custody agreement in 2015 by taking him out of the country.

Neither of the suspect's parents responded to requests for comment from CNN Thursday and Friday.

While the parents initially agreed to share custody in 2007, Christopher Ikner moved to modify the custody agreement when Phoenix Ikner was five, claiming that his son's mother had left him in "deplorable" hygiene and failed to keep up with his speech therapy. Anne-Mari Eriksen denied those allegations in court documents, writing that Phoenix Ikner had been dealing with health issues.

Over the next few years, the parents traded allegations that they were harassing each other or neglecting their care of their son. The disputes came to a head in March 2015, when Eriksen took custody of the then 10-year-old during spring break.

According to allegations filed by Christopher Ikner in a later petition, Phoenix Ikner told his father he thought his biological mother was taking him to Disney World for spring break, but instead Eriksen took him to an airport and flew to Norway.

A Norwegian court ordered Phoenix Ikner to be returned to Florida in June 2015, and Christopher Ikner and his wife Jessica came to Norway to get the child. The father wrote that he was "assisted by police in Norway to find and take custody" of his son, returning to the US the following month.

Back in the US, Eriksen was charged with removing a minor from the state against a court order. She pleaded no contest to the charge, and was sentenced to 200 days in jail, followed by two years of "community control" and then two years of probation, according to court records. She was ordered to have no contact during her sentence with her son or any of his teachers, doctors or counselors, unless allowed by a court.

In February 2017, a judge granted Christopher Ikner sole parental responsibility.

https://www.cnn.com/2025/04/17/us/florida-state-university-shooting-phoenix-ikner-invs/index.html

And then there are the millions that you cannot name, because they are forgotten. Such as, who put Ruby up to what he did, and why.

You just identified yourself as part of the problem. Now hide like the murderer that you are

How so?

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:
fwiw... archived here before the deep state wipes it...

Reid Seybold, an FSU student, told CNN he knew Ikner, whom he encountered in an extracurricular political club a few years ago. Seybold said Ikner was asked to leave the group, which discussed current events, due to behavior that unsettled others.

"He had continually made enough people uncomfortable where certain people had stopped coming. That's kind of when we reached the breaking point with Phoenix, and we asked him to leave," Seybold told CNN's Omar Jimenez Thursday.

Seybold said Ikner's comments went "beyond conservatism."

"It's been a couple of years now. I can't give exact quotes," he said. "He talked about the ravages of multiculturalism and communism and how it's ruining America."

CNN has not independently verified claims about the suspect's beliefs.

Phoenix Ikner was born in August 2004 in Tallahassee, and was named Christian Eriksen for most of his childhood. At age 15, he changed his name to "Phoenix" because "he sees himself as a phoenix, rising from the ashes with renewed youth and life," according to a judge's description of his testimony.

Leon County court records – which span nearly 17 years from the time Phoenix Ikner was 2 years old until he was 19 – detail acrimonious allegations between his parents, Christopher Ikner, an American, and Anne-Mari Eriksen, a dual Norwegian American citizen.

One court filing by the biological mother characterizes the child, then 10 years old, as being "in the middle of a war." She was prosecuted for violating a custody agreement in 2015 by taking him out of the country.

Neither of the suspect's parents responded to requests for comment from CNN Thursday and Friday.

While the parents initially agreed to share custody in 2007, Christopher Ikner moved to modify the custody agreement when Phoenix Ikner was five, claiming that his son's mother had left him in "deplorable" hygiene and failed to keep up with his speech therapy. Anne-Mari Eriksen denied those allegations in court documents, writing that Phoenix Ikner had been dealing with health issues.

Over the next few years, the parents traded allegations that they were harassing each other or neglecting their care of their son. The disputes came to a head in March 2015, when Eriksen took custody of the then 10-year-old during spring break.

According to allegations filed by Christopher Ikner in a later petition, Phoenix Ikner told his father he thought his biological mother was taking him to Disney World for spring break, but instead Eriksen took him to an airport and flew to Norway.

A Norwegian court ordered Phoenix Ikner to be returned to Florida in June 2015, and Christopher Ikner and his wife Jessica came to Norway to get the child. The father wrote that he was "assisted by police in Norway to find and take custody" of his son, returning to the US the following month.

Back in the US, Eriksen was charged with removing a minor from the state against a court order. She pleaded no contest to the charge, and was sentenced to 200 days in jail, followed by two years of "community control" and then two years of probation, according to court records. She was ordered to have no contact during her sentence with her son or any of his teachers, doctors or counselors, unless allowed by a court.

In February 2017, a judge granted Christopher Ikner sole parental responsibility.

https://www.cnn.com/2025/04/17/us/florida-state-university-shooting-phoenix-ikner-invs/index.html

And then there are the millions that you cannot name, because they are forgotten. Such as, who put Ruby up to what he did, and why.

You just identified yourself as part of the problem. Now hide like the murderer that you are

How so?

You are defending the system that allows midget, morbidly obese cops who have no physical ability so they are forced to solve every problem by shooting retards dead. Except in this case it was the gun of a fat retarded cop, stolen by her retarded son doing the shooting of innocent normal people.

The really funny thing is that the mass media has already dropped this story as it is really about a retarded cop.

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:
fwiw... archived here before the deep state wipes it...

Reid Seybold, an FSU student, told CNN he knew Ikner, whom he encountered in an extracurricular political club a few years ago. Seybold said Ikner was asked to leave the group, which discussed current events, due to behavior that unsettled others.

"He had continually made enough people uncomfortable where certain people had stopped coming. That's kind of when we reached the breaking point with Phoenix, and we asked him to leave," Seybold told CNN's Omar Jimenez Thursday.

Seybold said Ikner's comments went "beyond conservatism."

"It's been a couple of years now. I can't give exact quotes," he said. "He talked about the ravages of multiculturalism and communism and how it's ruining America."

CNN has not independently verified claims about the suspect's beliefs.

Phoenix Ikner was born in August 2004 in Tallahassee, and was named Christian Eriksen for most of his childhood. At age 15, he changed his name to "Phoenix" because "he sees himself as a phoenix, rising from the ashes with renewed youth and life," according to a judge's description of his testimony.

Leon County court records – which span nearly 17 years from the time Phoenix Ikner was 2 years old until he was 19 – detail acrimonious allegations between his parents, Christopher Ikner, an American, and Anne-Mari Eriksen, a dual Norwegian American citizen.

One court filing by the biological mother characterizes the child, then 10 years old, as being "in the middle of a war." She was prosecuted for violating a custody agreement in 2015 by taking him out of the country.

Neither of the suspect's parents responded to requests for comment from CNN Thursday and Friday.

While the parents initially agreed to share custody in 2007, Christopher Ikner moved to modify the custody agreement when Phoenix Ikner was five, claiming that his son's mother had left him in "deplorable" hygiene and failed to keep up with his speech therapy. Anne-Mari Eriksen denied those allegations in court documents, writing that Phoenix Ikner had been dealing with health issues.

Over the next few years, the parents traded allegations that they were harassing each other or neglecting their care of their son. The disputes came to a head in March 2015, when Eriksen took custody of the then 10-year-old during spring break.

According to allegations filed by Christopher Ikner in a later petition, Phoenix Ikner told his father he thought his biological mother was taking him to Disney World for spring break, but instead Eriksen took him to an airport and flew to Norway.

A Norwegian court ordered Phoenix Ikner to be returned to Florida in June 2015, and Christopher Ikner and his wife Jessica came to Norway to get the child. The father wrote that he was "assisted by police in Norway to find and take custody" of his son, returning to the US the following month.

Back in the US, Eriksen was charged with removing a minor from the state against a court order. She pleaded no contest to the charge, and was sentenced to 200 days in jail, followed by two years of "community control" and then two years of probation, according to court records. She was ordered to have no contact during her sentence with her son or any of his teachers, doctors or counselors, unless allowed by a court.

In February 2017, a judge granted Christopher Ikner sole parental responsibility.

https://www.cnn.com/2025/04/17/us/florida-state-university-shooting-phoenix-ikner-invs/index.html

And then there are the millions that you cannot name, because they are forgotten. Such as, who put Ruby up to what he did, and why.

You just identified yourself as part of the problem. Now hide like the murderer that you are

How so?

You are defending the system that allows midget, morbidly obese cops who have no physical ability so they are forced to solve every problem by shooting retards dead. Except in this case it was the gun of a fat retarded cop, stolen by her retarded son doing the shooting of innocent normal people.

The really funny thing is that the mass media has already dropped this story as it is really about a retarded cop.

What have I said to defend the system?

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:
fwiw... archived here before the deep state wipes it...

Reid Seybold, an FSU student, told CNN he knew Ikner, whom he encountered in an extracurricular political club a few years ago. Seybold said Ikner was asked to leave the group, which discussed current events, due to behavior that unsettled others.

"He had continually made enough people uncomfortable where certain people had stopped coming. That's kind of when we reached the breaking point with Phoenix, and we asked him to leave," Seybold told CNN's Omar Jimenez Thursday.

Seybold said Ikner's comments went "beyond conservatism."

"It's been a couple of years now. I can't give exact quotes," he said. "He talked about the ravages of multiculturalism and communism and how it's ruining America."

CNN has not independently verified claims about the suspect's beliefs.

Phoenix Ikner was born in August 2004 in Tallahassee, and was named Christian Eriksen for most of his childhood. At age 15, he changed his name to "Phoenix" because "he sees himself as a phoenix, rising from the ashes with renewed youth and life," according to a judge's description of his testimony.

Leon County court records – which span nearly 17 years from the time Phoenix Ikner was 2 years old until he was 19 – detail acrimonious allegations between his parents, Christopher Ikner, an American, and Anne-Mari Eriksen, a dual Norwegian American citizen.

One court filing by the biological mother characterizes the child, then 10 years old, as being "in the middle of a war." She was prosecuted for violating a custody agreement in 2015 by taking him out of the country.

Neither of the suspect's parents responded to requests for comment from CNN Thursday and Friday.

While the parents initially agreed to share custody in 2007, Christopher Ikner moved to modify the custody agreement when Phoenix Ikner was five, claiming that his son's mother had left him in "deplorable" hygiene and failed to keep up with his speech therapy. Anne-Mari Eriksen denied those allegations in court documents, writing that Phoenix Ikner had been dealing with health issues.

Over the next few years, the parents traded allegations that they were harassing each other or neglecting their care of their son. The disputes came to a head in March 2015, when Eriksen took custody of the then 10-year-old during spring break.

According to allegations filed by Christopher Ikner in a later petition, Phoenix Ikner told his father he thought his biological mother was taking him to Disney World for spring break, but instead Eriksen took him to an airport and flew to Norway.

A Norwegian court ordered Phoenix Ikner to be returned to Florida in June 2015, and Christopher Ikner and his wife Jessica came to Norway to get the child. The father wrote that he was "assisted by police in Norway to find and take custody" of his son, returning to the US the following month.

Back in the US, Eriksen was charged with removing a minor from the state against a court order. She pleaded no contest to the charge, and was sentenced to 200 days in jail, followed by two years of "community control" and then two years of probation, according to court records. She was ordered to have no contact during her sentence with her son or any of his teachers, doctors or counselors, unless allowed by a court.

In February 2017, a judge granted Christopher Ikner sole parental responsibility.

https://www.cnn.com/2025/04/17/us/florida-state-university-shooting-phoenix-ikner-invs/index.html

And then there are the millions that you cannot name, because they are forgotten. Such as, who put Ruby up to what he did, and why.

You just identified yourself as part of the problem. Now hide like the murderer that you are

How so?

You are defending the system that allows midget, morbidly obese cops who have no physical ability so they are forced to solve every problem by shooting retards dead. Except in this case it was the gun of a fat retarded cop, stolen by her retarded son doing the shooting of innocent normal people.

The really funny thing is that the mass media has already dropped this story as it is really about a retarded cop.

What have I said to defend the system?

That cops should not be sued personally because you believe that the taxpayers should pay

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:
fwiw... archived here before the deep state wipes it...

Reid Seybold, an FSU student, told CNN he knew Ikner, whom he encountered in an extracurricular political club a few years ago. Seybold said Ikner was asked to leave the group, which discussed current events, due to behavior that unsettled others.

"He had continually made enough people uncomfortable where certain people had stopped coming. That's kind of when we reached the breaking point with Phoenix, and we asked him to leave," Seybold told CNN's Omar Jimenez Thursday.

Seybold said Ikner's comments went "beyond conservatism."

"It's been a couple of years now. I can't give exact quotes," he said. "He talked about the ravages of multiculturalism and communism and how it's ruining America."

CNN has not independently verified claims about the suspect's beliefs.

Phoenix Ikner was born in August 2004 in Tallahassee, and was named Christian Eriksen for most of his childhood. At age 15, he changed his name to "Phoenix" because "he sees himself as a phoenix, rising from the ashes with renewed youth and life," according to a judge's description of his testimony.

Leon County court records – which span nearly 17 years from the time Phoenix Ikner was 2 years old until he was 19 – detail acrimonious allegations between his parents, Christopher Ikner, an American, and Anne-Mari Eriksen, a dual Norwegian American citizen.

One court filing by the biological mother characterizes the child, then 10 years old, as being "in the middle of a war." She was prosecuted for violating a custody agreement in 2015 by taking him out of the country.

Neither of the suspect's parents responded to requests for comment from CNN Thursday and Friday.

While the parents initially agreed to share custody in 2007, Christopher Ikner moved to modify the custody agreement when Phoenix Ikner was five, claiming that his son's mother had left him in "deplorable" hygiene and failed to keep up with his speech therapy. Anne-Mari Eriksen denied those allegations in court documents, writing that Phoenix Ikner had been dealing with health issues.

Over the next few years, the parents traded allegations that they were harassing each other or neglecting their care of their son. The disputes came to a head in March 2015, when Eriksen took custody of the then 10-year-old during spring break.

According to allegations filed by Christopher Ikner in a later petition, Phoenix Ikner told his father he thought his biological mother was taking him to Disney World for spring break, but instead Eriksen took him to an airport and flew to Norway.

A Norwegian court ordered Phoenix Ikner to be returned to Florida in June 2015, and Christopher Ikner and his wife Jessica came to Norway to get the child. The father wrote that he was "assisted by police in Norway to find and take custody" of his son, returning to the US the following month.

Back in the US, Eriksen was charged with removing a minor from the state against a court order. She pleaded no contest to the charge, and was sentenced to 200 days in jail, followed by two years of "community control" and then two years of probation, according to court records. She was ordered to have no contact during her sentence with her son or any of his teachers, doctors or counselors, unless allowed by a court.

In February 2017, a judge granted Christopher Ikner sole parental responsibility.

https://www.cnn.com/2025/04/17/us/florida-state-university-shooting-phoenix-ikner-invs/index.html

And then there are the millions that you cannot name, because they are forgotten. Such as, who put Ruby up to what he did, and why.

You just identified yourself as part of the problem. Now hide like the murderer that you are

How so?

You are defending the system that allows midget, morbidly obese cops who have no physical ability so they are forced to solve every problem by shooting retards dead. Except in this case it was the gun of a fat retarded cop, stolen by her retarded son doing the shooting of innocent normal people.

The really funny thing is that the mass media has already dropped this story as it is really about a retarded cop.

What have I said to defend the system?

That cops should not be sued personally because you believe that the taxpayers should pay

I thought I was pretty clear that is an appropriate consolation IF the system cannot be dismantled.

You were the one defending the system by saying it can be reformed by cops paying their own lawsuits.

That won't reform anything, because cops can't afford to pay wrongful death lawsuits.

And the system that cops follow will lead to wrongful death lawsuits.

It may also be worth mentioning, that I think it is insurance companies who wind up paying the majority of wrongful death lawsuits.

Swan wrote:

Why should the taxpayers pay when a pig shoots a child for no reason?

Do the taxpayers pay when a doctor kills their patient?

Do the taxpayers pay when a contractor builds a home on the wrong property

Yet you claim that the taxpayers have to pay when a pig goes to the wrong house, and shoots the wrong person dead.

See the only people defending this system are pigs just like you

So oink oink to you and your family of oinkers

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Why should the taxpayers pay when a pig shoots a child for no reason?

Do the taxpayers pay when a doctor kills their patient?

Do the taxpayers pay when a contractor builds a home on the wrong property

Yet you claim that the taxpayers have to pay when a pig goes to the wrong house, and shoots the wrong person dead.

See the only people defending this system are pigs just like you

So oink oink to you and your family of oinkers

The taxpayers have always been paying for police officers to trigger then shoot disturbed people, who are often mentally and or physically disabled. Apparently the public deems this to be an essential service.

Again like I brought up in my last post, I think insurance policies usually cover lawsuits brought against police officers.

What is Police Protective Liability Insurance?

https://www.erm-ins.com/what-is-police-protective-liability-insurance

Therefore, it looks like the insurance premiums are already included in the taxpayers bills, long before the lawsuits arise, in the anticipation said lawsuits will inevitably arise.

Likewise, when people pay health insurance, that is also to cover the medical malpractice lawsuits that will inevitably arise. What did you post a while ago? Doctors kill 250,000 people per year in the USA. I forget the number. Remember that story where the doctor transplanted the wrong vital organ for a surgical procedure?

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Why should the taxpayers pay when a pig shoots a child for no reason?

Do the taxpayers pay when a doctor kills their patient?

Do the taxpayers pay when a contractor builds a home on the wrong property

Yet you claim that the taxpayers have to pay when a pig goes to the wrong house, and shoots the wrong person dead.

See the only people defending this system are pigs just like you

So oink oink to you and your family of oinkers

The taxpayers have always been paying for police officers to trigger then shoot disturbed people, who are often mentally and or physically disabled. Apparently the public deems this to be an essential service.

Again like I brought up in my last post, I think insurance policies usually cover lawsuits brought against police officers.

What is Police Protective Liability Insurance?

https://www.erm-ins.com/what-is-police-protective-liability-insurance

Therefore, it looks like the insurance premiums are already included in the taxpayers bills, long before the lawsuits arise, in the anticipation said lawsuits will inevitably arise.

Likewise, when people pay health insurance, that is also to cover the medical malpractice lawsuits that will inevitably arise. What did you post a while ago? Doctors kill 250,000 people per year in the USA. I forget the number. Remember that story where the doctor transplanted the wrong vital organ for a surgical procedure?

Doctors kill millions in the USA every year. 250,000 to 400,000 is just the number directly correlated

You and your pig friends need to pay for what you do, and the taxpayers do not want to pay for your damage, they want the pigs to pay then eat one for the gipper

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Why should the taxpayers pay when a pig shoots a child for no reason?

Do the taxpayers pay when a doctor kills their patient?

Do the taxpayers pay when a contractor builds a home on the wrong property

Yet you claim that the taxpayers have to pay when a pig goes to the wrong house, and shoots the wrong person dead.

See the only people defending this system are pigs just like you

So oink oink to you and your family of oinkers

The taxpayers have always been paying for police officers to trigger then shoot disturbed people, who are often mentally and or physically disabled. Apparently the public deems this to be an essential service.

Again like I brought up in my last post, I think insurance policies usually cover lawsuits brought against police officers.

What is Police Protective Liability Insurance?

https://www.erm-ins.com/what-is-police-protective-liability-insurance

Therefore, it looks like the insurance premiums are already included in the taxpayers bills, long before the lawsuits arise, in the anticipation said lawsuits will inevitably arise.

Likewise, when people pay health insurance, that is also to cover the medical malpractice lawsuits that will inevitably arise. What did you post a while ago? Doctors kill 250,000 people per year in the USA. I forget the number. Remember that story where the doctor transplanted the wrong vital organ for a surgical procedure?

Doctors kill millions in the USA every year. 250,000 to 400,000 is just the number directly correlated

You and your pig friends need to pay for what you do, and the taxpayers do not want to pay for your damage, they want the pigs to pay then eat one for the gipper

Penal and Medical institutions are buying insurance, to pay for lawsuits. They know that wrongful deaths will happen.

If insurance companies fail, then that will force doctors and police officers to pay their own lawsuits.

That would probably put them out of business. But if insurance companies don't fail, I don't think that can be enforced.

The system has to fail to enforce that reform. The system cannot remain in force, if these reforms are to be enforced.

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Why should the taxpayers pay when a pig shoots a child for no reason?

Do the taxpayers pay when a doctor kills their patient?

Do the taxpayers pay when a contractor builds a home on the wrong property

Yet you claim that the taxpayers have to pay when a pig goes to the wrong house, and shoots the wrong person dead.

See the only people defending this system are pigs just like you

So oink oink to you and your family of oinkers

The taxpayers have always been paying for police officers to trigger then shoot disturbed people, who are often mentally and or physically disabled. Apparently the public deems this to be an essential service.

Again like I brought up in my last post, I think insurance policies usually cover lawsuits brought against police officers.

What is Police Protective Liability Insurance?

https://www.erm-ins.com/what-is-police-protective-liability-insurance

Therefore, it looks like the insurance premiums are already included in the taxpayers bills, long before the lawsuits arise, in the anticipation said lawsuits will inevitably arise.

Likewise, when people pay health insurance, that is also to cover the medical malpractice lawsuits that will inevitably arise. What did you post a while ago? Doctors kill 250,000 people per year in the USA. I forget the number. Remember that story where the doctor transplanted the wrong vital organ for a surgical procedure?

Doctors kill millions in the USA every year. 250,000 to 400,000 is just the number directly correlated

You and your pig friends need to pay for what you do, and the taxpayers do not want to pay for your damage, they want the pigs to pay then eat one for the gipper

Penal and Medical institutions are buying insurance, to pay for lawsuits. They know that wrongful deaths will happen.

If insurance companies fail, then that will force doctors and police officers to pay their own lawsuits.

That would probably put them out of business. But if insurance companies don't fail, I don't think that can be enforced.

The system has to fail to enforce that reform. The system cannot remain in force, if these reforms are to be enforced.

Your entire argument is that the police should not be held personally accountable for their crimes. This is what makes you a fat, stupid, pig. I hope that you die in the same web of hate where you live. God may have mercy on you, but not I.

Yes you are America's finest

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Why should the taxpayers pay when a pig shoots a child for no reason?

Do the taxpayers pay when a doctor kills their patient?

Do the taxpayers pay when a contractor builds a home on the wrong property

Yet you claim that the taxpayers have to pay when a pig goes to the wrong house, and shoots the wrong person dead.

See the only people defending this system are pigs just like you

So oink oink to you and your family of oinkers

The taxpayers have always been paying for police officers to trigger then shoot disturbed people, who are often mentally and or physically disabled. Apparently the public deems this to be an essential service.

Again like I brought up in my last post, I think insurance policies usually cover lawsuits brought against police officers.

What is Police Protective Liability Insurance?

https://www.erm-ins.com/what-is-police-protective-liability-insurance

Therefore, it looks like the insurance premiums are already included in the taxpayers bills, long before the lawsuits arise, in the anticipation said lawsuits will inevitably arise.

Likewise, when people pay health insurance, that is also to cover the medical malpractice lawsuits that will inevitably arise. What did you post a while ago? Doctors kill 250,000 people per year in the USA. I forget the number. Remember that story where the doctor transplanted the wrong vital organ for a surgical procedure?

Doctors kill millions in the USA every year. 250,000 to 400,000 is just the number directly correlated

You and your pig friends need to pay for what you do, and the taxpayers do not want to pay for your damage, they want the pigs to pay then eat one for the gipper

Penal and Medical institutions are buying insurance, to pay for lawsuits. They know that wrongful deaths will happen.

If insurance companies fail, then that will force doctors and police officers to pay their own lawsuits.

That would probably put them out of business. But if insurance companies don't fail, I don't think that can be enforced.

The system has to fail to enforce that reform. The system cannot remain in force, if these reforms are to be enforced.

Your entire argument is that the police should not be held personally accountable for their crimes. This is what makes you a fat, stupid, pig. I hope that you die in the same web of hate where you live. God may have mercy on you, but not I.

Yes you are America's finest

The only statement I made is that police officers cannot afford to pay wrongful death lawsuits. Those lawsuits order millions to be paid to the victims surviving kin, and police officers don't have that kind of cash to spare.

Did I even say anything about crime and punishment???

Now you are hoping for my death because I made an argument about finance. Man I wouldn't want to eat lunch at your table in the prison cafeteria.

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Why should the taxpayers pay when a pig shoots a child for no reason?

Do the taxpayers pay when a doctor kills their patient?

Do the taxpayers pay when a contractor builds a home on the wrong property

Yet you claim that the taxpayers have to pay when a pig goes to the wrong house, and shoots the wrong person dead.

See the only people defending this system are pigs just like you

So oink oink to you and your family of oinkers

The taxpayers have always been paying for police officers to trigger then shoot disturbed people, who are often mentally and or physically disabled. Apparently the public deems this to be an essential service.

Again like I brought up in my last post, I think insurance policies usually cover lawsuits brought against police officers.

What is Police Protective Liability Insurance?

https://www.erm-ins.com/what-is-police-protective-liability-insurance

Therefore, it looks like the insurance premiums are already included in the taxpayers bills, long before the lawsuits arise, in the anticipation said lawsuits will inevitably arise.

Likewise, when people pay health insurance, that is also to cover the medical malpractice lawsuits that will inevitably arise. What did you post a while ago? Doctors kill 250,000 people per year in the USA. I forget the number. Remember that story where the doctor transplanted the wrong vital organ for a surgical procedure?

Doctors kill millions in the USA every year. 250,000 to 400,000 is just the number directly correlated

You and your pig friends need to pay for what you do, and the taxpayers do not want to pay for your damage, they want the pigs to pay then eat one for the gipper

Penal and Medical institutions are buying insurance, to pay for lawsuits. They know that wrongful deaths will happen.

If insurance companies fail, then that will force doctors and police officers to pay their own lawsuits.

That would probably put them out of business. But if insurance companies don't fail, I don't think that can be enforced.

The system has to fail to enforce that reform. The system cannot remain in force, if these reforms are to be enforced.

Your entire argument is that the police should not be held personally accountable for their crimes. This is what makes you a fat, stupid, pig. I hope that you die in the same web of hate where you live. God may have mercy on you, but not I.

Yes you are America's finest

The only statement I made is that police officers cannot afford to pay wrongful death lawsuits. Those lawsuits order millions to be paid to the victims surviving kin, and police officers don't have that kind of cash to spare.

Did I even say anything about crime and punishment???

Now you are hoping for my death because I made an argument about finance. Man I wouldn't want to eat lunch at your table in the prison cafeteria.

So you want the government to pay which allows the pig to keep right on being a pig. Now you can clarify your position that the pig who murders a child should forfeit his or her life savings and that even if the government pays the pig repays the government until the debt is paid or the poor slob eats one for the Gipper. I literally have video of one pig beating up two Alzheimer's patients, because this is what pigs like you do for a living. Now go defend your pig friends

Swan wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Why should the taxpayers pay when a pig shoots a child for no reason?

Do the taxpayers pay when a doctor kills their patient?

Do the taxpayers pay when a contractor builds a home on the wrong property

Yet you claim that the taxpayers have to pay when a pig goes to the wrong house, and shoots the wrong person dead.

See the only people defending this system are pigs just like you

So oink oink to you and your family of oinkers

The taxpayers have always been paying for police officers to trigger then shoot disturbed people, who are often mentally and or physically disabled. Apparently the public deems this to be an essential service.

Again like I brought up in my last post, I think insurance policies usually cover lawsuits brought against police officers.

What is Police Protective Liability Insurance?

https://www.erm-ins.com/what-is-police-protective-liability-insurance

Therefore, it looks like the insurance premiums are already included in the taxpayers bills, long before the lawsuits arise, in the anticipation said lawsuits will inevitably arise.

Likewise, when people pay health insurance, that is also to cover the medical malpractice lawsuits that will inevitably arise. What did you post a while ago? Doctors kill 250,000 people per year in the USA. I forget the number. Remember that story where the doctor transplanted the wrong vital organ for a surgical procedure?

Doctors kill millions in the USA every year. 250,000 to 400,000 is just the number directly correlated

You and your pig friends need to pay for what you do, and the taxpayers do not want to pay for your damage, they want the pigs to pay then eat one for the gipper

Penal and Medical institutions are buying insurance, to pay for lawsuits. They know that wrongful deaths will happen.

If insurance companies fail, then that will force doctors and police officers to pay their own lawsuits.

That would probably put them out of business. But if insurance companies don't fail, I don't think that can be enforced.

The system has to fail to enforce that reform. The system cannot remain in force, if these reforms are to be enforced.

Your entire argument is that the police should not be held personally accountable for their crimes. This is what makes you a fat, stupid, pig. I hope that you die in the same web of hate where you live. God may have mercy on you, but not I.

Yes you are America's finest

The only statement I made is that police officers cannot afford to pay wrongful death lawsuits. Those lawsuits order millions to be paid to the victims surviving kin, and police officers don't have that kind of cash to spare.

Did I even say anything about crime and punishment???

Now you are hoping for my death because I made an argument about finance. Man I wouldn't want to eat lunch at your table in the prison cafeteria.

So you want the government to pay which allows the pig to keep right on being a pig. Now you can clarify your position that the pig who murders a child should forfeit his or her life savings and that even if the government pays the pig repays the government until the debt is paid or the poor slob eats one for the Gipper. I literally have video of one pig beating up two Alzheimer's patients, because this is what pigs like you do for a living. Now go defend your pig friends

Trump needs to sign an emergency executive order banning donuts from law enforcement. This has to stop and stop now

I do not know if this reminds me more of the Munsters, the Adams family or Deliverance. But if this is the best the USA has. Its already over

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Why should the taxpayers pay when a pig shoots a child for no reason?

Do the taxpayers pay when a doctor kills their patient?

Do the taxpayers pay when a contractor builds a home on the wrong property

Yet you claim that the taxpayers have to pay when a pig goes to the wrong house, and shoots the wrong person dead.

See the only people defending this system are pigs just like you

So oink oink to you and your family of oinkers

The taxpayers have always been paying for police officers to trigger then shoot disturbed people, who are often mentally and or physically disabled. Apparently the public deems this to be an essential service.

Again like I brought up in my last post, I think insurance policies usually cover lawsuits brought against police officers.

What is Police Protective Liability Insurance?

https://www.erm-ins.com/what-is-police-protective-liability-insurance

Therefore, it looks like the insurance premiums are already included in the taxpayers bills, long before the lawsuits arise, in the anticipation said lawsuits will inevitably arise.

Likewise, when people pay health insurance, that is also to cover the medical malpractice lawsuits that will inevitably arise. What did you post a while ago? Doctors kill 250,000 people per year in the USA. I forget the number. Remember that story where the doctor transplanted the wrong vital organ for a surgical procedure?

Doctors kill millions in the USA every year. 250,000 to 400,000 is just the number directly correlated

You and your pig friends need to pay for what you do, and the taxpayers do not want to pay for your damage, they want the pigs to pay then eat one for the gipper

Penal and Medical institutions are buying insurance, to pay for lawsuits. They know that wrongful deaths will happen.

If insurance companies fail, then that will force doctors and police officers to pay their own lawsuits.

That would probably put them out of business. But if insurance companies don't fail, I don't think that can be enforced.

The system has to fail to enforce that reform. The system cannot remain in force, if these reforms are to be enforced.

Your entire argument is that the police should not be held personally accountable for their crimes. This is what makes you a fat, stupid, pig. I hope that you die in the same web of hate where you live. God may have mercy on you, but not I.

Yes you are America's finest

The only statement I made is that police officers cannot afford to pay wrongful death lawsuits. Those lawsuits order millions to be paid to the victims surviving kin, and police officers don't have that kind of cash to spare.

Did I even say anything about crime and punishment???

Now you are hoping for my death because I made an argument about finance. Man I wouldn't want to eat lunch at your table in the prison cafeteria.

So you want the government to pay which allows the pig to keep right on being a pig. Now you can clarify your position that the pig who murders a child should forfeit his or her life savings and that even if the government pays the pig repays the government until the debt is paid or the poor slob eats one for the Gipper. I literally have video of one pig beating up two Alzheimer's patients, because this is what pigs like you do for a living. Now go defend your pig friends

Trump needs to sign an emergency executive order banning donuts from law enforcement. This has to stop and stop now

I do not know if this reminds me more of the Munsters, the Adams family or Deliverance. But if this is the best the USA has. Its already over

Ok

the pig who murders a child should forfeit his or her life savings and that even if the government pays the pig repays the government until the debt is paid or the poor slob eats one for the Gipper.

That would be more like Old Testament law.

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Trump needs to sign an emergency executive order banning donuts from law enforcement. This has to stop and stop now

I do not know if this reminds me more of the Munsters, the Adams family or Deliverance. But if this is the best the USA has. Its already over

Ok

the pig who murders a child should forfeit his or her life savings and that even if the government pays the pig repays the government until the debt is paid or the poor slob eats one for the Gipper.

That would be more like Old Testament law.

No it just means that the guilty party pays for their crime, not the communist government

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Trump needs to sign an emergency executive order banning donuts from law enforcement. This has to stop and stop now

I do not know if this reminds me more of the Munsters, the Adams family or Deliverance. But if this is the best the USA has. Its already over

Ok

the pig who murders a child should forfeit his or her life savings and that even if the government pays the pig repays the government until the debt is paid or the poor slob eats one for the Gipper.

That would be more like Old Testament law.

No it just means that the guilty party pays for their crime, not the communist government

Criminals do not pay for their crimes in this system. They may be punished and removed from the general population for their crimes, but taxpayers and insurance owners pay for their crimes.

So you suggesting criminals actually pay the victims for their crimes is a radical reform. It reminds me of the spirit behind Old Testament law.

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Trump needs to sign an emergency executive order banning donuts from law enforcement. This has to stop and stop now

I do not know if this reminds me more of the Munsters, the Adams family or Deliverance. But if this is the best the USA has. Its already over

Ok

the pig who murders a child should forfeit his or her life savings and that even if the government pays the pig repays the government until the debt is paid or the poor slob eats one for the Gipper.

That would be more like Old Testament law.

No it just means that the guilty party pays for their crime, not the communist government

Criminals do not pay for their crimes in this system. They may be punished and removed from the general population for their crimes, but taxpayers and insurance owners pay for their crimes.

So you suggesting criminals actually pay the victims for their crimes is a radical reform. It reminds me of the spirit behind Old Testament law.

Ohio is voting on ending qualified immunity for pigs, your entire life depends on your being able to break the law like the pigs that you work with. This is what qualifies you as a pig. Americas finest, fat porker, should she lose her job for not controlling her weapon?

Why should that even be an askable question?

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Trump needs to sign an emergency executive order banning donuts from law enforcement. This has to stop and stop now

I do not know if this reminds me more of the Munsters, the Adams family or Deliverance. But if this is the best the USA has. Its already over

Ok

the pig who murders a child should forfeit his or her life savings and that even if the government pays the pig repays the government until the debt is paid or the poor slob eats one for the Gipper.

That would be more like Old Testament law.

No it just means that the guilty party pays for their crime, not the communist government

Criminals do not pay for their crimes in this system. They may be punished and removed from the general population for their crimes, but taxpayers and insurance owners pay for their crimes.

So you suggesting criminals actually pay the victims for their crimes is a radical reform. It reminds me of the spirit behind Old Testament law.

Ohio is voting on ending qualified immunity for pigs, your entire life depends on your being able to break the law like the pigs that you work with. This is what qualifies you as a pig. Americas finest, fat porker, should she lose her job for not controlling her weapon?

Why should that even be an askable question?

Oh now you know what my entire life depends on? Some stranger on an anonymous message board.

First you push radical restitution reforms, akin to the Old Testament, and now you know what my entire life depends on.

You must have some omniscient complex.

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Trump needs to sign an emergency executive order banning donuts from law enforcement. This has to stop and stop now

I do not know if this reminds me more of the Munsters, the Adams family or Deliverance. But if this is the best the USA has. Its already over

Ok

the pig who murders a child should forfeit his or her life savings and that even if the government pays the pig repays the government until the debt is paid or the poor slob eats one for the Gipper.

That would be more like Old Testament law.

No it just means that the guilty party pays for their crime, not the communist government

Criminals do not pay for their crimes in this system. They may be punished and removed from the general population for their crimes, but taxpayers and insurance owners pay for their crimes.

So you suggesting criminals actually pay the victims for their crimes is a radical reform. It reminds me of the spirit behind Old Testament law.

Ohio is voting on ending qualified immunity for pigs, your entire life depends on your being able to break the law like the pigs that you work with. This is what qualifies you as a pig. Americas finest, fat porker, should she lose her job for not controlling her weapon?

Why should that even be an askable question?

Oh now you know what my entire life depends on? Some stranger on an anonymous message board.

First you push radical restitution reforms, akin to the Old Testament, and now you know what my entire life depends on.

You must have some omniscient complex.

Only a pig defends another pig. Thus you are a pig who does not want cops held liable for their crimes so you babble about the old testament as a distraction.

Oink oink oink

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Trump needs to sign an emergency executive order banning donuts from law enforcement. This has to stop and stop now

I do not know if this reminds me more of the Munsters, the Adams family or Deliverance. But if this is the best the USA has. Its already over

Ok

the pig who murders a child should forfeit his or her life savings and that even if the government pays the pig repays the government until the debt is paid or the poor slob eats one for the Gipper.

That would be more like Old Testament law.

No it just means that the guilty party pays for their crime, not the communist government

Criminals do not pay for their crimes in this system. They may be punished and removed from the general population for their crimes, but taxpayers and insurance owners pay for their crimes.

So you suggesting criminals actually pay the victims for their crimes is a radical reform. It reminds me of the spirit behind Old Testament law.

Ohio is voting on ending qualified immunity for pigs, your entire life depends on your being able to break the law like the pigs that you work with. This is what qualifies you as a pig. Americas finest, fat porker, should she lose her job for not controlling her weapon?

Why should that even be an askable question?

Oh now you know what my entire life depends on? Some stranger on an anonymous message board.

First you push radical restitution reforms, akin to the Old Testament, and now you know what my entire life depends on.

You must have some omniscient complex.

Only a pig defends another pig. Thus you are a pig who does not want cops held liable for their crimes so you babble about the old testament as a distraction.

Oink oink oink

I said ok to your radical restitution reforms, hoping you could tell me a little more about how you might propose to enact such sweeping legislation.

Then you reverted back to your persona of Triumph The Insult Dog and started pooping all over the conversation.

Typical.