Homeless St. Louis man killed execution style in broad daylight on camera

[Saltwater60]

No one can argue this wasn’t premeditated first degree murder. This is insane.

VIDEO: St. Louis Man Murdered in Broad Daylight, Execution Style

A video captured Monday morning showed a man on a St. Louis sidewalk callously shooting a homeless man in the head at point-blank range.

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[Beerman]

“It has not been released whether Thomas has a criminal record or if he was on probation or out on bail at the time of the incident.”

Neck tats, shooting someone in that manner in public…. I’m gonna take a leap and say he’s got a rap sheet several pages long. Black Lives Madder and madder and madder.

 

[Willyone]

The guy seems to be struggling, trying to figure out how to make his gun go bang. Guess he must have just recently gotten his CCW and new pistol.

 

[GOPerfect]

I don't even care anymore. Let them all kill each other off. I am not part of that vile world.

 

[meketrefe]

If that is how much a life means to this thug then the same consideration should be taken with him not excluding whatever means of suffering the family of the victim thinks are appropriate before putting that rabid varmint to sleep.
In this case I favor islamic law of retribution.
our legal system is a joke and corrupted by political bs.

 

[spat]

If that is how much a life means to this thug then the same consideration should be taken with him not excluding whatever means of suffering the family of the victim thinks are appropriate before putting that rabid varmint to sleep.
In this case I favor islamic law of retribution.
our legal system is a joke and corrupted by political bs.

We are approaching the point where the law enforcement community is a net harm to society.

They can't do anything about the criminals because of the revolving door in the courts, but they do prevent the rest of us from taking out the trash ourselves.

Imagine if the garbage man just left all your garbage by the curb, but they also forced all the landfills to not allow anyone to drop off their own garbage either....

 

[Dr. Evil]

I've got nothing except this is our world thanks to "them" and "their" supporters.

 

[tirwin1]

The worst is yet to come in America's cities. This is just another marker on the way to societal collapse. I feel sorry for the people that cannot move out of cities for one reason or another. But anyone who has the means to do so and does not is simply blind to the coming storm.

 

[Jmac00]

welp!! there goes another appearance ticket. He will be back on the street in no time.

Its just a black guy, doing what black guys do. Nothing to see here, move along

 

[thughes]

The guy seems to be struggling, trying to figure out how to make his gun go bang. Guess he must have just recently gotten his CCW and new pistol.

And this is what happens when you issue permits without a mandatory 16 hour training requirement!

 

[meketrefe]

We are approaching the point where the law enforcement community is a net harm to society.

They can't do anything about the criminals because of the revolving door in the courts, but they do prevent the rest of us from taking out the trash ourselves.

Imagine if the garbage man just left all your garbage by the curb, but they also forced all the landfills to not allow anyone to drop off their own garbage either....

That is so true and best analogy I heard so far.

 

[libertysnake]

Guys, he was trying to turn his life around he went to the library when they found him.

 

[Jchrisls]

The entirely of the situation is sickening. First, how could anyone of good moral character just stand by and video the whole thing. Second, and what would be relatable to us who carry, and is even more sickening, is the fact that IF YOU INTERVENED AND SHOT THE SHOOTER YOU WOULD LIKELY BE IN JAIL IN THIS STATE. I generally believe 99% of the time that I will not get involved in 3rd party encounters ( to risky without knowing the circumstances) that if there was ever a time to do it, it would have been this time. So fucked up.

 

[1341]

The entirely of the situation is sickening. First, how could anyone of good moral character just stand by and video the whole thing. Second, and what would be relatable to us who carry, and is even more sickening, is the fact that IF YOU INTERVENED AND SHOT THE SHOOTER YOU WOULD LIKELY BE IN JAIL IN THIS STATE. I generally believe 99% of the time that I will not get involved in 3rd party encounters ( to risky without knowing the circumstances) that if there was ever a time to do it, it would have been this time. So fucked up.

Actually I think if you aren't going to intervene, taking a video of the incident is a smart thing. I do however believe that releasing it yourself is not a good thing.
Definitely takes out any ambiguity of indent in this instance.

 

[Saltwater60]

The entirely of the situation is sickening. First, how could anyone of good moral character just stand by and video the whole thing. Second, and what would be relatable to us who carry, and is even more sickening, is the fact that IF YOU INTERVENED AND SHOT THE SHOOTER YOU WOULD LIKELY BE IN JAIL IN THIS STATE. I generally believe 99% of the time that I will not get involved in 3rd party encounters ( to risky without knowing the circumstances) that if there was ever a time to do it, it would have been this time. So fucked up.

Agreed. With the CCIA in place I have said the only place I will take action if I or my family aren’t in direct harm is at my church. In this case it was so cut and dry that even if this guy was a cop he would be a murderer you could take action. This is pretty gross. I’ve even gone so far as to say if I’m out walking with my wife and a neighbor needs help lifting or moving something I will refuse because I could get in trouble. My dad got mad but I said what do you want me to do?

 

[Jchrisls]

Agreed. With the CCIA in place I have said the only place I will take action if I or my family aren’t in direct harm is at my church. In this case it was so cut and dry that even if this guy was a cop he would be a murderer you could take action. This is pretty gross. I’ve even gone so far as to say if I’m out walking with my wife and a neighbor needs help lifting or moving something I will refuse because I could get in trouble. My dad got mad but I said what do you want me to do?

While I usually agree with you the scenario of helping a neighbor lift something is a bit far fetched.

 

[Jchrisls]

Actually I think if you aren't going to intervene, taking a video of the incident is a smart thing. I do however believe that releasing it yourself is not a good thing.
Definitely takes out any ambiguity of indent in this instance.

I agree, but any attorney will find a way to twist any scenario to thier benefit. The immediate situation is on camera, but an attorney could say "well X occurred before the video began ".

 

[fresch]

If he was homeless, how do we know where he was from as opposed to where he is?

 

[cgrutt]

My dad got mad but I said what do you want me to do?

Sorry brother, lol

 

[OwnTheRide]

My dad got mad but I said what do you want me to do?

"Sure, I'll help, but first you need to tell me it is okay for me to carry on your property."

...that said, I understand why you wouldn't want to take this route either.