Louisville police officer killed by alleged drunk driver in Lexington

Rest In Peace.

This breaks my heart. What's left of it goes out to Jason's family & coworkers.

Rest In Peace Jason, and heartfelt prayers out to your family and friends.

Somebody said he's been on for a while...it's crazy because I've been on for 20+ and have never seen him before.

Respect a fallen comrade. Forget your petty departmental woes for a few days.

Do you see yourselves? Hear yourselves? FFS!! A 37 year old brother is gone. Pregnant wife alone. 2 1/2 year old daughter fatherless. Unborn son fatherless. It's unfair. To say the least. It's supremely f***ed up. Yet you still come here about petty bullsh**. Get a damn clue. I'm ashamed of 98% of you. Brotherhood? Complete and utter bulls*** and lies.

The meme was very racist. I know you'll comeback with "It was true" or you'll say he was attacked for not being politically correct. You are a racist too. Racists have no business wearing police uniforms.

Phill is gay.

Don't feel bad for him. He hated LMPD. He was such a negative person to be around, very very nasty attitude

Classy move at the YUM!

Whitlow had been pulled over on Aug. 1, 2014 for driving 22 miles per hour over the speed limit with a blood alcohol level above the legal limit, according to court records. After initially failing to appear for court, Whitlow was ordered to attend DUI classes in July. The case is still listed as pending in court records. Besides the DUI two years ago, Whitlow was arrested on felony forgery charges in 2009 and pleaded guilty the next year. She was sentenced to time in prison but was given five years probation instead. In November 2009, Whitlow was convicted of misdemeanor theft for shoplifting at a Walmart in Lexington and spent three days in jail.

In 2014, Whitlow was accused of violating her probation but did not come back to court until January of this year, when she was charged with driving on a suspended license. She was convicted of that charge. Whitlow was ordered to serve 90 days in jail and given work release.

On her Facebook page, Whitlow put up a post last December that she said was "replacing my heart with another liver so I can drink more and care less." Fayette County Attorney Larry Roberts has refused to talk about Whitlow's past cases.

Obama says it's okay for non-citizens to vote.

Obama says its okay for non-citizens to vote.

Hillary got another endorsement. The twitter hashtag must be #IsisWithHer

Topless and brainless at the polls. If you can accurately guess who they're protesting against, give yourself a cookie.

Here's a racially motivated political hate crime carjacking. They had to work hard to commit all those crimes at one time and even got it on video so they can be convicted.

https://twitter.com/MiddleOfMayhem/status/796545047915331586

You can tell the criminals are very unhappy with the election results.

Jerry got to see the President-elect today.

The real basket of deplorables are "with her", although she's probably in South America by now. The moral of the story is if you don't stop a riot quickly with overwhelming force they destroy your city, whether or not you have a Chief Happytalk.

Number 100!! Congrats Louisville and the Democrats in leadership!

Here's some news from overseas that the liberal media around here will never report.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/11/13/violence-erupts-in-indianapolis-and-portland-as-anti-trump-prote/

Tens of thousands of people marched in streets across the United States on Saturday, staging the fourth day of protests of Donald Trump's surprise victory as president. Demonstrators threw rocks at police in Indianapolis, slightly injuring two officers, according to police chief Troy Riggs. Some protesters began chanting threats including "Kill the Police," and officers moved in to arrest seven demonstrators. Police briefly fired pepper balls into the crowd during the confrontation. "We believe that we have some instigators that arrived in our city," trying to start a riot, Riggs said.

http://www.theblaze.com/news/2016/11/14/texas-police-officer-placed-on-restricted-duty-for-violent-blackpower-facebook-post/

Here is what I hear from conrad.... blah blah blah 21st Century policing blah blah... we need 20th century policing back... a gun, nightstick and handcuffs... people need a healthy fear of the Police... We I was young, I knew if I screwed with the police or ran etc... an *** whoopin was coming my way.... but if I needed the police, they would be there in no time to help me.... (and throw in the 20 and out retirement again)

http://www.whas11.com/news/crime/three-teens-charged-with-attempted-robbery-shooting-store-clerk/353667075

Louisville's failure to control crime or teach kids any moral values is spilling over into neighboring states. It takes a village of liberals to raise a dangerous thug. I'll have to retire a couple counties away to get away from Cesspool City.

The Mayor, Chief Conrad, command and the PIO aren't fooling anyone anymore. The citizens are up in arms over the lack of police protection.

http://www.whas11.com/news/local/neighbors-ask-for-increased-police-presence-after-teen-shot-and-killed/352509104

Following the murder of Iroquois High School freshman, Le Truong, police said they increased patrols in the neighborhood. "It took a child dying to do that," one community member asked? "No ma’am," one LMPD officer responded. "I’m mean seriously, y’all haven’t been upping it at all until this kid died,” the neighbor replied. This tragedy is one community members claim should have been avoided.

Truong was killed last Thursday. On the Tuesday and Wednesday before, Shores said she called 9-1-1 after shots were fired near her home. She police responded both days but didn't seem receptive to her concerns. The next day Truong was gunned down on the same block. "Why wasn't there a police officer, on the street, that night, after repeated nights of fire? And over 50 percent of the murders in our district were at that intersection. Why wasn't there an officer,” a community member asked at the forum. "We want police present on our block, which is happening today, were seeing it today, it’s just a shame that we had to get here through Le's death,” Shores said Tuesday. As Truong's friends and family say their final goodbye, neighbors say they're devastated it came down to this. "This could have been avoided,” Shores said.