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Can we PLEASE stop these black cops from killing innocent white people??? White lives matter!!!
Crime Classic: The Death of Autumn Steele
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On January 6, 2015, Officer Jesse Hill was dispatched to the Steele home in response to a domestic disturbance call. Police said when Hill arrived, Autumn was screaming at and attacking her husband Gabriel (who was holding their young child). Hill said the family dog bit him as he was trying to protect the husband and child. He said he tried shooting the dog twice, but he slipped. One of his bullets hit Autumn Steele in her torso; she later died of her injuries. A neighbor told a local newspaper the officer was trying to break up the Steeles' argument and was startled by the couple's dog. The Steeles' German Shepherd was confiscated by the police under a search warrant and was placed in the city's dog pound for observation. The dog was later deemed "not vicious" and returned. Officer Hill was treated for at least one dog bite.
During a deposition hearing in May 2018, an attorney representing the Steele family proclaimed that Officer Hill never made any complaints of injuries in the unedited footage. It was argued that Hill contradicted from what he had provided to a report to what was happening on video. On June 6, 2018, a settlement was reached between the city and the Steele family.[15] When the Burlington City Manager was asked if the suit would have a financial impact on the city's insurance or its future contracts long-term, he was not certain.[16] Following the suit, public watchdog group Iowa Freedom of Information Council filed a motion to request a federal judge to release records in full and to intervene in the case.
On September 12, 2018, the body cam video of the incident was released. During the video, Hill said to his partner "Oh, my God, no! Oh, fuck, Tim! Shit, Tim! I'm fucking going to prison, Tim!" (Which was posted to the Website before the Wipeout)
On October 5, 2018, Doland issued her ruling stating that the 9-1-1 tape, body camera videos, and dash camera records is considered public records as originally outlined by the Iowa Supreme Court.
On February 21, 2019, the Iowa Public Information Board voted 6–2 to reject complaints against the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation and the Burlington Police Department in regards to breaking Iowa Open Record laws with refusing to disclose investigative records.
On March 25, 2019, the ACLU of Iowa filed an appeal and lawsuit against the Iowa Public Information Board in regards to its ruling in February 2019. The ACLU requested for 9-1-1 calls and videos be part of a records request as requirement for Iowa Open Records laws. They have also petitioned to only keep the records confidential if its an ongoing investigation. The organization filed in behalf of the family's attorney Adam Klein
During a deposition hearing in May 2018, an attorney representing the Steele family proclaimed that Officer Hill never made any complaints of injuries in the unedited footage. It was argued that Hill contradicted from what he had provided to a report to what was happening on video. On June 6, 2018, a settlement was reached between the city and the Steele family.[15] When the Burlington City Manager was asked if the suit would have a financial impact on the city's insurance or its future contracts long-term, he was not certain.[16] Following the suit, public watchdog group Iowa Freedom of Information Council filed a motion to request a federal judge to release records in full and to intervene in the case.
On September 12, 2018, the body cam video of the incident was released. During the video, Hill said to his partner "Oh, my God, no! Oh, fuck, Tim! Shit, Tim! I'm fucking going to prison, Tim!" (Which was posted to the Website before the Wipeout)
On October 5, 2018, Doland issued her ruling stating that the 9-1-1 tape, body camera videos, and dash camera records is considered public records as originally outlined by the Iowa Supreme Court.
On February 21, 2019, the Iowa Public Information Board voted 6–2 to reject complaints against the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation and the Burlington Police Department in regards to breaking Iowa Open Record laws with refusing to disclose investigative records.
On March 25, 2019, the ACLU of Iowa filed an appeal and lawsuit against the Iowa Public Information Board in regards to its ruling in February 2019. The ACLU requested for 9-1-1 calls and videos be part of a records request as requirement for Iowa Open Records laws. They have also petitioned to only keep the records confidential if its an ongoing investigation. The organization filed in behalf of the family's attorney Adam Klein
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Prophet
2 weeks ago
He’s lucky he was black, it’s what saved him. A white cop would be rotting in jail.
Krauserxd
2 weeks ago
one of those cases where the roles were reversed and the victim was the husband
Argon101
2 weeks ago
I hope that vile pig, dies in severe agony and be left to rot in hell for all eternity., 
Worldonfire666
2 weeks ago
Stupid fucking murdering cop.
That poor women got screwed twice. First by the pig that killed her and again by the judge and the city for protecting said pig. 
dvelvet
2 weeks ago
As this "Trigger Happy Fucktard" clearly demonstrates, not everyone who wishes to become a cop should actually become a cop...
TheThing87
2 weeks ago
If she had been in the kitchen, and the dog in his fcking doghouse, none of this would have happened.
_LouisCyphre_
2 weeks ago
@TheThing87 I agree FUCK THAT DOG.
sorta_guy
2 weeks ago
What a shrill bitch, but she had a great rack that the cop wanted to see before her dead body became cold..... 
_LouisCyphre_
2 weeks ago
@sorta_guy I bet he copped a feel.
Privateidiot
2 weeks ago
Now what the pig was worried about was going to prison. Not the fact he just killed the kids mother.
ClassicVideoReauploads
2 weeks ago
Excactly, that's just crazy
_LouisCyphre_
2 weeks ago
@Privateidiot Cops aren't recruited for morality or intelligence they're recruited for their propensity to follow orders.
Dirtybeef
2 weeks ago
“Mam, where are you hit?”—no response.
TurboRetard
2 weeks ago
@Dirtybeef ,,, then have a nice day mam.
TwistedSissy
2 weeks ago
Unlucky Love 
May the slow backed up court system get ya justice.
Baalin
2 weeks ago
@TwistedSissy the cop returned to duty and eventually her family settled for 2 million
Lemon2233
2 weeks ago
If you want to keep your loved ones and pets safe, then don't ever call the police. Words of a wise man.
ClassicVideoReauploads
2 weeks ago
Wise.
Luvdanglers
2 weeks ago
@Lemon2233 true fact
Tony_Graves
2 weeks ago
It was just an accident, come on!!!!
Scorp666
2 weeks ago
@Tony_Graves No! It is necessary to imprison the malicious murderer ! )))
HeywoodJablome
2 weeks ago
Looks like husband Gabriel made out great on this domestic call. Crazy bitch gone, settlement check, got to keep the dog and raise the boy in peace.
Tirolargo
2 weeks ago
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They always shoot for anything. :enfermo:
THETOTALGUY
2 weeks ago
@Tirolargo Exactly! The police there are basically the Death Squad
Grendel
2 weeks ago
Thank you officer for putting an end to her domestic violence. I enjoyed hearing her little scream as the consequences of her behavior sank into her in the form of a bullet.
