Deputy involved in fatal Kasota shooting identified

Whoooo HOOO wrote:

<quoted text> hmmm JimW?? all of a sudden changing your way of thinking?

LeCenter MN HUH? Must be the f---ed up cop who shot the unarmed kid in swimmin trunks wow big hero huh!! Got that boy to quit swimmin and havin a few beers like none of you ever did that or worse!! To bad it wasnt his kid or your kid that got takin off the streets cuz they prolley got way worse shit under their belts.

JimW wrote:

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You bet!. That was my thinking all along. Just think, we have one less criminal to contend with. Rejoice!

Jim jump off the bandwagon and die first your all the cop is a killer sounds like murder to me now all of a sudden your yupp thats what i thought all along get the punk off the streets you are the biggest dirtbag out there too bad that cop didnt take you out but who knows he is still out there and he got his badge and gun back! Better watch yer back! And your front hell he dont care where he shoots ya! Hope everyone out there is extra careful in Kasota! Im glad I got the f--- outta that town when i did

You know I don't want to make this a political statement
but here is an example folks can adhere by:

Same situation same results:

Bush\Cheney & company lied and send our children
to fight a war of their choosing on the assumption
of WMD. A couple thousand brave soldiers died.

Where is Bush\Cheny & company??

That's right, sleeping pretty in their million dollar
mansion in Texas or still in office.

No charges whatsoever and can't be prosecuted for
their lies and crimes.

Why? because they are in a position of power with
powerful people & connection along with immunity.

That folks is the same situation we have going on
with the police run state. Even when caught on video
doing the wrongs to citizens they still deny and
get away with it or still at their job.

Why? or how? because they can and are immune to
punishment by all the higher powers, police unions
& lawyers. Even citizens who unknowingly support
these few rotten apples can swing the balance their
way.

I'm sorry to say folks........Can't Do Much

You'll just have to defend yourself!!!

TGosen wrote:

<quoted text>He was not a dirtball you dont have a clue who you are talkin bout so shut the f___up!!

Yes he was!

TGosen wrote:

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Jim jump off the bandwagon and die first your all the cop is a killer sounds like murder to me now all of a sudden your yupp thats what i thought all along get the punk off the streets you are the biggest dirtbag out there too bad that cop didnt take you out but who knows he is still out there and he got his badge and gun back! Better watch yer back! And your front hell he dont care where he shoots ya! Hope everyone out there is extra careful in Kasota! Im glad I got the f--- outta that town when i did

And the town mourns your leaving everyday! Ha!

TGosen wrote:

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Jim jump off the bandwagon and die first your all the cop is a killer sounds like murder to me now all of a sudden your yupp thats what i thought all along get the punk off the streets you are the biggest dirtbag out there too bad that cop didnt take you out but who knows he is still out there and he got his badge and gun back! Better watch yer back! And your front hell he dont care where he shoots ya! Hope everyone out there is extra careful in Kasota! Im glad I got the f--- outta that town when i did

I'm glad you got out of town too TGosen. You have been stinking up that town for a long time!

TGosen wrote:

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LeCenter MN HUH? Must be the f---ed up cop who shot the unarmed kid in swimmin trunks wow big hero huh!! Got that boy to quit swimmin and havin a few beers like none of you ever did that or worse!! To bad it wasnt his kid or your kid that got takin off the streets cuz they prolley got way worse shit under their belts.

No actually got "the kid" to stop assaulting people, and breaking traffic laws, and stopped the kid from hurting someone else. "the kid" which in ur right right... he was a immature lil kid, should of "thought" before he did any of what he did that day. Just wait until the real facts of this story comes out, and the people who have been backing Tyler, I think are gonna feel mighty stupid. You make choices in life, he made the wrong choice that day. Plain and simple.

Dont get me wrong.. I feel totally bad for Tylers family, son and girlfriend.. But the thing people need to understand is.. Tyler didnt just "become" this way... He was raised a certain way... He as a adult knew right from wrong... He had been through the system before, He knew that, if he was arrested that day, he would be placed before the judge again, and placed back on probation. With more severe consequences.
Tyler may of not "thought to much into" what he was doing that day, but still in the same sense "knew" what he was doing was wrong.

He... Nobody else, made his decisions that day.

He played off the friends in the vehicle, the alcohol, the wanting to act like a tough guy, and the wanting to not get caught.

He made his choices that day, no one else but the 24 yr old, who should of known better, but didnt.

Everyone has choices in this life, whether they are good or bad, evil or good. In some way, sooner or later you will pay the consequenses of the decisions u make each and everyday.

Do I believe tyler is rotting in hell for the bad decisions he made in his life? No....
I think there is a higher power who lets people see and change their ways, and forgives.

Tyler made some bad decisions that day.

But everyone does, that how people grow and learn, its life. But what people take from a tradegy like this, is up to them

I pray for everyone involved in this, I feel for everyone involved. I feel bad someone lost their life. I feel bad that someone had to make the decision and now live with taking someones life.

But like I said.. we arent god...

Sorry it cut me off

But like I said we arent god, we cant go and fix things. We cant fix Tyler for being the way he was, we cant fix the decisions he made that day....We cant go back ... and bring him back and arrest him instead.

I think alot of people should clean off their doorstep first, before judging the reasons this happened.

No one deserves to die, and I am dang sure.... this officer wasnt or isnt very happy about having to make a decision to take someones life.

Stop trying to protect Tyler.. He knew that day .. every thing he did.. what he was doing was wrong, he knew the things in his past were wrong.. But it was UP TO HIM to change himself, and stop the cycle within himself.
He was a adult with a child. But he sure wasnt acting like a adult.

Cant Do Much wrote:

You know I don't want to make this a political statement
but here is an example folks can adhere by:
Same situation same results:
Bush\Cheney & company lied and send our children
to fight a war of their choosing on the assumption
of WMD. A couple thousand brave soldiers died.
Where is Bush\Cheny & company??
That's right, sleeping pretty in their million dollar
mansion in Texas or still in office.
No charges whatsoever and can't be prosecuted for
their lies and crimes.
Why? because they are in a position of power with
powerful people & connection along with immunity.
That folks is the same situation we have going on
with the police run state. Even when caught on video
doing the wrongs to citizens they still deny and
get away with it or still at their job.
Why? or how? because they can and are immune to
punishment by all the higher powers, police unions
& lawyers. Even citizens who unknowingly support
these few rotten apples can swing the balance their
way.
I'm sorry to say folks........Can't Do Much
You'll just have to defend yourself!!!

and Dude.. ur just on the wrong site... get off... freaking weird assed statement...

Whoooo HOOO wrote:

Dont get me wrong.. I feel totally bad for Tylers family, son and girlfriend.. But the thing people need to understand is.. Tyler didnt just "become" this way... He was raised a certain way... He as a adult knew right from wrong... He had been through the system before, He knew that, if he was arrested that day, he would be placed before the judge again, and placed back on probation. With more severe consequences.
Tyler may of not "thought to much into" what he was doing that day, but still in the same sense "knew" what he was doing was wrong.
He... Nobody else, made his decisions that day.
He played off the friends in the vehicle, the alcohol, the wanting to act like a tough guy, and the wanting to not get caught.
He made his choices that day, no one else but the 24 yr old, who should of known better, but didnt.
Everyone has choices in this life, whether they are good or bad, evil or good. In some way, sooner or later you will pay the consequenses of the decisions u make each and everyday.
Do I believe tyler is rotting in hell for the bad decisions he made in his life? No....
I think there is a higher power who lets people see and change their ways, and forgives.
Tyler made some bad decisions that day.
But everyone does, that how people grow and learn, its life. But what people take from a tradegy like this, is up to them
I pray for everyone involved in this, I feel for everyone involved. I feel bad someone lost their life. I feel bad that someone had to make the decision and now live with taking someones life.
But like I said.. we arent god...

Tyler played his cards wrong and lost. Its time to move on and forget about him!

TGosen wrote:

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Your as clueless as the cop was he never even identified himself as a cop and was in plain clothes in a noncop vehicle the kid never knew it was a cop and as soon as he saw the badge he jumped up off the guy and thats when the cop came up shootin not to stop him but to flat out KILL Him 3 to the chest come on!!! WTF! I know this kid and this cop personally, This cop was in the wrong! 150%

The fact that you say that you lived in Kasota tells me that even you would have known who Officer Waldron was. He patroled the town for almost 13 years. Everyone in the town knew who he was including Tyler and his friends. That was not the first time that they had encountered each other. Tyler's so called "friend" that was all over the news for sure knew who Waldron was seeing as he has been in trouble before and Office Waldron was the one that did the call. Tyler was distant family and no angel. He did not deserve to die, but if I would have been in the officers position I would do whatever I had to to survive. Tyler chose to fight with a cop and he ultimately paid the price for it. And Waldron has to live with his decision to shot him the rest of his life. It is a lose-lose situation for everyone.

From Kasota wrote:

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The fact that you say that you lived in Kasota tells me that even you would have known who Officer Waldron was. He patroled the town for almost 13 years. Everyone in the town knew who he was including Tyler and his friends. That was not the first time that they had encountered each other. Tyler's so called "friend" that was all over the news for sure knew who Waldron was seeing as he has been in trouble before and Office Waldron was the one that did the call. Tyler was distant family and no angel. He did not deserve to die, but if I would have been in the officers position I would do whatever I had to to survive. Tyler chose to fight with a cop and he ultimately paid the price for it. And Waldron has to live with his decision to shot him the rest of his life. It is a lose-lose situation for everyone.

I do not view this incident as a lose-lose situation. Given Tyler's criminal past he made the wrong decision and lost. Society has won by getting Tyler off the street!

From Kasota wrote:

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The fact that you say that you lived in Kasota tells me that even you would have known who Officer Waldron was. He patroled the town for almost 13 years. Everyone in the town knew who he was including Tyler and his friends. That was not the first time that they had encountered each other. Tyler's so called "friend" that was all over the news for sure knew who Waldron was seeing as he has been in trouble before and Office Waldron was the one that did the call. Tyler was distant family and no angel. He did not deserve to die, but if I would have been in the officers position I would do whatever I had to to survive. Tyler chose to fight with a cop and he ultimately paid the price for it. And Waldron has to live with his decision to shot him the rest of his life. It is a lose-lose situation for everyone.

Yes.. but you need to think about that statement that Tyler's so called "friend" that was all over the news probably didnt remember Todd because he was high or drunk when he "met" Waldron ..:) You have to remember who we are dealing with here. And gosh I seem to remember this "so called friend" ALSO has a history of ASSAULT, weird isnt it? and hmmmmmmm... whats interesting is that when the Anoka Co Attorney Office comes out with some of this information... I am positive some of these so called Tyler lovers will have a hard time explaining alot of their "so called statements". But until then friends of Tyler.. go ahead and have another drink, snort or hit, to try to make up more lies and stories

TGosen wrote:

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LeCenter MN HUH? Must be the f---ed up cop who shot the unarmed kid in swimmin trunks wow big hero huh!! Got that boy to quit swimmin and havin a few beers like none of you ever did that or worse!! To bad it wasnt his kid or your kid that got takin off the streets cuz they prolley got way worse shit under their belts.

First off TGosen... he wasnt "a boy" he was a "24 yr old MAN with a child, who acted like a child" and if Tyler wouldnt of done what he did that day, he probably would still be shooting up with you today.

So far i've read in all these post everything from a girl getting shot in the leg, three bullets hitting Tyler, swimming at an apartment, drugs in the victim, etc., OH MY no wonder how rumors get started. I'll tell you what, i am friends with the sheriff and i am related to Tyler. But unfortunately witnesses statements from Tylers friends dont look so good. They say he was stood up and backing off and then the sheriff shot him. do you know that through ballistics you can tell pretty much the exact distance between the muzzle of a weapon and the entry hole in the target. and according to ballistics he was alot closer than "standing up and backing away". Do you know that half of the people there got out of the car and started running when the sheriff got out of his car. Why run if they didnt know who he was. they say he did a traffic violation, i would say more like reckless driving. Going off road, up the old Kasota sledding hill. Who does that? Maybe a 14 year old , but 24? And what are the chances of a passer by seeing the struggle and stopping,who does not know the sheriff, and can have the same story as him. Very lucky for the sheriff,and there were witnesses at the scene who had different storys than Tylers friends. It is truly sad what happened to Tyler, but i would hate to see the rest of another mans life ending up in prison due to lies and B/S. I know more but cant go into details on this. The Sheriffs Dept. is going to due a press release on Nov. 24 2009 involving the evidence in the investigative file.

TGosen wrote:

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Jim jump off the bandwagon and die first your all the cop is a killer sounds like murder to me now all of a sudden your yupp thats what i thought all along get the punk off the streets you are the biggest dirtbag out there too bad that cop didnt take you out but who knows he is still out there and he got his badge and gun back! Better watch yer back! And your front hell he dont care where he shoots ya! Hope everyone out there is extra careful in Kasota! Im glad I got the f--- outta that town when i did

Did you drop out of school and leave Kasota when you were 12, or are you just an incompetent idiot?

Don't speed and drive erratically while under the influence and attack a cop who has a gun while having a violent criminal record as long as your arm and you won't get shot. That simple.

Where have all the loons that were screaming for justice gone? Justice has been served! Why no more yelling that Waldron was a murderer??? As I said in previous posts, "remember what you tell an investigator, there are probably other people that saw what happened also!" How convenient it was for his friends to leave out bits of relevant information, or exaggerate the distances, etc. Everyone jumped on the "Tyler Bandwagon" and you all look like idiots now. Your haste, and misinformation led you to believe something you knew nothing about. How about the protests? Maybe all the cops should get their lawnchairs and coolers and sit outside of your houses like you did at the Courthouse, just to protest what complete idiots you are (and they'd be right). Also, reading the story in the Mankato paper about no charges being filed the Manderfield Family thinking that charges should be filed, etc. and the other saying she was in "shock" that no charges were filed.... Here's something that "shocked" me. They know this kid, and then allow their 16 year old daughter to be swimming with him, and even worse allowing their 13 year old son to ride in the car with him (alcohol involved). Hell yes, I'd be shocked... Why is someone allowing a 16 and 13 year old to hang around with a 24 year old????

Cletus, you took the words right out of my mouth!