Savage Who Murdered Officer Identified
By Wyatt Earp | September 24, 2008
Daniel Giddings: The filthy animal who assassinated Officer Patrick McDonald.
The body of the piece of shit who assassinated Pat McDonald has been identified. I know this is hard to believe, but Daniel Giddings had a long criminal history.
PHILADELPHIA ― Philadelphia Police have identified the suspect involved a shooting that left one officer fatally shot and another wounded Tuesday afternoon.
The suspect has been identified as 27-year-old Daniel Giddings. Giddings was killed during the shootout.
Good. I am glad he’s dead. Filthy fucking animal.
“This is an individual who was stopped that has a long record, extensive record, had some contact with police about two, three weeks ago,” Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey said.
Giddings, according to police, is no stranger to violence involving Philadelphia Police officers.
Police said Giddings was wanted for attacking five police officers inside a home in 1500 block of North 23rd Street following a brief chase in late August. Two of the four officers required hospital treatment for injuries to their back, neck and arms.
Giddings had previously served six years in prison for assault and robbery and another four years for prison misconduct violations.
And yet, he was roaming the streets of Philadelphia with impunity. Why?
An autopsy revealed that Giddings had stood over Officer McDonald and allegedly fired numerous bullets into the officer’s body as he lay on the ground. (H/T - CBS3)
You may want to read that last paragraph again, and keep it in mind when this savage’s family and liberal media types speak well of Daniel Giddings.
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September 24th, 2008 at 5:58 pm
How does someone who was given so much extra time for CRIMES COMMITTED IN JAIL (a year and half of total time in solitary confinement) get his butt back on the street?
Who are the people on these parole boards?
September 24th, 2008 at 6:31 pm
No late pardon for him.
September 24th, 2008 at 9:19 pm
You and me both. Too bad the animal known as Mumia Abu-Jamal didn’t meet the same fate. It would’ve spared Maureen Faulkner the ordeal of all the rallies that have taken place in support of that animal, as well as all the appeals and retrials which have been held to try and get him out of death row. When will that finally end?
September 24th, 2008 at 9:20 pm
Good riddance, too bad it was a little late… It definitely was NOT a fair trade on the life for a life scale.
September 25th, 2008 at 12:00 am
Why is it that such garbage always ends up back on the streets????
September 25th, 2008 at 12:32 am
RT - A lot of them are liberals who look for “the good” in prisoners. Usually, their trust is misplaced, as was the case here.
Doghouse - Hopefully, God won’t pardon him, either.
Morgan - He’ll die of old age in prison. Note to a-hole PA Governor Ed Rendell: the death penalty is not a deterrent if you never use it!
Old NFO - No, it wasn’t. Thankfully, Officer Bowes put this thug down like the dog he was.
Kate - I wish I knew. And I’ve been in law enforcement for 14 years.
September 25th, 2008 at 12:47 am
I want to see photos of this filthy animal after he was shot by the second officer. I want to see his bloody, lifeless animal carcass sprawled out.
I want anyone who works to free these animals locked in a room with them for a week.
Unfortunately, the misery pimps will use this as an occasion to call for more gun control and the closing of the so-called gun show loophole. We need to close the liberal loophole in society.
Jason
September 25th, 2008 at 7:58 am
The Inquirer article made me sick to my stomach. Anyone who has a criminal record that stretches back to when they were 10 should not be released from prison early. As a matter of fact, they should get the maximum sentence and rot in jail. I’m also tired of newspapers interviewing the families-”He was a good boy!” Instead of wasting column space on that crap, why not publish the dirtbag’s entire criminal record, along with the names and email addresses of the parole board members who let this guy out of prison early.
September 25th, 2008 at 9:15 am
Dear Lord! I know that I should believe that no one is worthy of being given up, but this man proves me wrong.
What a waste of a life. And he just had to take the life of a good man.
September 25th, 2008 at 10:44 am
What makes my skin crawl is these “bleeding hearts” that say the electric chair is to inhumane, WTF!!!!!!! These assholes that mutilate people, stab dozens of times, or whatever nasty shit they can come up with to kill someone need to be put out the same way. eye for an eye. that’s justice!!!!! And the shithead the officer killed deserved what he got.
These jerks that are in prison, sit there talking about what they did and how they did it (murder) and that they would do it again and again, why the f..k are they still breathing? This shit gets me sooooo fired up and pissed off, I wish we could go vigilante on these assholes that have no respect.
Or how about the losers that rob a party store, the clerk makes what? minimum wage? at least they have a job, but the loser takes his big loot of at 200.00 if that and then kills the clerk…GET THE F..K OFF THE PLANET DICKS!!!!!!!!
All you police officers out there, don’t ever let your guard down, always wear your vests and go with your gut…please be careful. (and take these assholes out of the picture while your at it. hee hee hee)
September 25th, 2008 at 12:41 pm
Jason - The liberal loophole is more pressing. There is no reason this scumbag was out of prison. No reason!
Mrs. Crankipants - You’re from the area. This doesn’t surprise you, does it? After the Eagles, we’re the media’s favorite whipping boy.
Ky person - But his family will tell you he’s a good boy. Now, he’s a dead boy, and the world is a safer place because of it.
Regina - If this guy was not killed, he would be a folk hero in prison and a hero of celebs like Susan Sarandon.
September 25th, 2008 at 12:54 pm
I hope he is burning in hell.