Chicago officers shoots knife wielding man. Videos sparks debat

[Jason Voorhees]

CHICAGO, USA – FEBRUARY 3, 2025 Officers were called to the Albany Terrace Apartments in the 3000 block of West 21st Place for a domestic violence case. When they knocked on the door where the noise was coming from, a man ran out at them holding a knife. The officers didn’t hesitate long and opened fire. But the man died of his injuries in hospital.


He has been identified as 58-year-old Timothy Glaze. Neighbors spoke mostly in good terms about him. One neighbor said Timothy had lived in the house for over 15 years and nothing like this had ever happened.

He was probably not a violent person, but once he couldn’t hold back his emotions and it cost him his life. The incident sparked a massive debate about the authority of police officers. Some people think they should have responded with non-lethal means such as a taser

Was it justified?



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[Jason Voorhees]

@666PSL @FaceandBBC @TheBiggestIncelEver

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@moggerofhumanity @EthiopianMaxxer

 

[Deleted member 55437]

IMO they were too trigger happy

 

[Deleted member 115859]

Could've sworn I've seen this before

 

[moggerofhumanity]

Some people think they should have responded with non-lethal means such as a taser

A bit too trigger happy? Maybe, probably.
But I’m not gonna bet my life on a taser tbh.

 

[asdvek]

I made a thread on this 3 hours after it happened.

But yeah, deserved death.

 

[staton]

knives are extremely dangerous if they are any closer than 3 meters from you, he did well in emptying the clip to protect himself

 

[afroheadluke]

“gra gra boom big doa nigga!” ahhhhh shots

 

[widdi]

Tasers only work ~60% of the time iirc

 

[optimisticzoomer]

Why do they always shoot so many times?

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Why do they always shoot so many times?

To ensure they die

 

[160cmcurry]

justified ngl

 

[klip11]

IMO they were too trigger happy

I would have shot him too

 

[klip11]

To ensure they die

India is accepting 6 million immigrants from Liberia

 

[acertyxx_]

CHICAGO, USA – FEBRUARY 3, 2025 Officers were called to the Albany Terrace Apartments in the 3000 block of West 21st Place for a domestic violence case. When they knocked on the door where the noise was coming from, a man ran out at them holding a knife. The officers didn’t hesitate long and opened fire. But the man died of his injuries in hospital.


He has been identified as 58-year-old Timothy Glaze. Neighbors spoke mostly in good terms about him. One neighbor said Timothy had lived in the house for over 15 years and nothing like this had ever happened.

He was probably not a violent person, but once he couldn’t hold back his emotions and it cost him his life. The incident sparked a massive debate about the authority of police officers. Some people think they should have responded with non-lethal means such as a taser

Was it justified?



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@ me next time you fuck (jk ily)

I hate police but this was justified. 21 foot theory exists for a reason. This was LESS than 21 feet. He held the knife in a pick grip which shows obvious intent to cause bodily harm. Taser/LL doesn't always work, especially if its a tweaker (which it probably was)

 

[kazama]

"Don't move" I think he took a few shots to get him to move

 

[CelBright]

Never bring a knife to a gun fight.

 

[Rabbi]

CHICAGO, USA – FEBRUARY 3, 2025 Officers were called to the Albany Terrace Apartments in the 3000 block of West 21st Place for a domestic violence case. When they knocked on the door where the noise was coming from, a man ran out at them holding a knife. The officers didn’t hesitate long and opened fire. But the man died of his injuries in hospital.


He has been identified as 58-year-old Timothy Glaze. Neighbors spoke mostly in good terms about him. One neighbor said Timothy had lived in the house for over 15 years and nothing like this had ever happened.

He was probably not a violent person, but once he couldn’t hold back his emotions and it cost him his life. The incident sparked a massive debate about the authority of police officers. Some people think they should have responded with non-lethal means such as a taser

Was it justified?



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Theres no fucking way they both mag dump on him and then yell 'dont move'

 

[Lefty Rankin]

Why do they always shoot so many times?

Takes a while for the brain to switch off kill mode when it believes your life is in danger. Think it can be up to 10 seconds or something. Time isn't the same.

 

[rory4579]

CHICAGO, USA – FEBRUARY 3, 2025 Officers were called to the Albany Terrace Apartments in the 3000 block of West 21st Place for a domestic violence case. When they knocked on the door where the noise was coming from, a man ran out at them holding a knife. The officers didn’t hesitate long and opened fire. But the man died of his injuries in hospital.


He has been identified as 58-year-old Timothy Glaze. Neighbors spoke mostly in good terms about him. One neighbor said Timothy had lived in the house for over 15 years and nothing like this had ever happened.

He was probably not a violent person, but once he couldn’t hold back his emotions and it cost him his life. The incident sparked a massive debate about the authority of police officers. Some people think they should have responded with non-lethal means such as a taser

Was it justified?



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Great way to start my morning