Biden Has Infuriating Response To Cop Deaths

This week, four law enforcement officers in North Carolina died and numerous others were injured as they attempted to serve a warrant pertaining to the unauthorized possession of firearms.

Around 1:30 p.m. on Monday, members of the U.S. Marshals Task Force arrived at a home on the east side of Charlotte, North Carolina, to serve a warrant. Terry Clark Hughes Jr., 39, was the subject of a warrant for two counts of felonies: possession of a pistol by a criminal and running away from nearby Lincoln County.

The task team was approaching when a sudden burst of gunfire shook the house. When the cops heard more bullets coming from inside the residence, they returned to firing.

Hughes eventually emerged from the home and resumed shooting at the police. Hughes died in the front yard following a deadly shooting by one of the responding police officers. While Hughes was dying, there were rumors that someone was firing shots at the cops from inside the home.

The three law enforcement officers shot during the fire were Sam Poloche, William “Alden” Elliott, and an unnamed deputy marshal from the U.S. Marshals Service. All three of them died almost immediately. The fourth person on the task team was Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department Officer Joshua Eyer. Initially, injuries sent him to the hospital, and later that day, he passed away.

“Officer Eyer honorably served the CMPD for about six years and was a part of the 178th Recruit Class,” CMPD Chief Johnny Jennings said in a statement. Officer Eyer has our eternal gratitude for his bravery and unselfish sacrifice. His life and devotion will remain in our memories forever. At this difficult moment, kindly send prayers for Officer Eyer’s family.”

Apart from the cops who passed away, four other policemen sustained injuries. It is unclear how they are doing right now.

Following the gunfight, CMPD’s SWAT squad and the people inside the house got into an hours-long standoff. They eventually took out two females, one of whom is only 17 years old, from the house. Since we brought them in for interrogation, they are considered people of interest. Officers deemed the area safe for regular traffic at five o’clock in the evening.

Local, state, and federal politicians quickly released remarks extending their sympathies and demonstrating their support and love for police enforcement. “An attack in Charlotte on our courageous law enforcement officers who signed an oath to protect and serve us all,” stated U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.). I am praying for everyone’s safety with Susan.”

In addition, Democratic Governor of North Carolina Roy Cooper said he has “offered state resources to help” and prayed for the victims.

In his remarks, President Biden referred to the deceased policemen as “heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice.” But then, as usual, he used the tragic event to call for stricter gun control legislation. “At this moment,” he stated.

He said, “Leaders in Congress need to step up so that we enact universal background checks and a national red flag law, ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, and ensure safe storage of guns.”

“Enough is enough.”