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SICK: Texas Gun Control Activist Shoots Her Children Dead in a Triple Murder-Suicide
A liberal activist committed this reprehensible act.
on Nov 2, 2019
By Shane Trejo
Ashley Auzenne, a 39-year-old gun control advocate from Deer Park, TX, committed a heinous triple-murder suicide earlier this week where she shot her three children dead before taking her life.
Investigators made the determination on Friday after observing the gruesome scene. Auzenne’s three children, Parrish, 11, Eleanor, 9, and Lincoln, 7, were shot dead by the woman. The police found the bodies after a family member became concerned and asked them to perform a wellness check on the family.
“There is a gun inside the house was used in this incident,” said Lt. Chris Brown, of the Deer Park Police Department. “A handgun.”
She had finalized a divorce with her ex-husband Murvin Auzenne Jr. just last week. The grandfather of the kids told reporters at KTRK that the family is completely heartbroken over what has taken place.
“They were kids you wanted to have around, they really were,” Murvin Auzenne Sr. said about his late grandchildren. “They played well, they talked to the adults. They’re amazing children in all kinds of fantastic ways.”
“The family has all rallied around my son, Murvin,” he added. “Our focus is only on one thing: helping through this difficult time.”
The Washington Examiner discovered the murderer’s avid support for stricter gun control. She posted Facebook photos accompanied by the hashtags #Enough and #EndGunViolence, and apparently served as one of the minions of leftist billionaire oligarch Mike Bloomberg’s astroturfed push to destroy the 2nd Amendment.
Auzenne made regular posts decrying the horrors of gun violence before she committed one of the most heinous acts of gun violence imaginable against her own flesh and blood. The community is in shock at what took place.
“I’m upset,” neighbor Annette Flores said to KPRC. “Children? Really? Children are innocent, I mean, I mean, it’s just, it’s a waste, and it’s just really bad, and it makes me angry that someone would take it out on children.”
“It really makes me mad, to be honest,” said Deer Park Elementary parent Chris Pierce, who praised the murdered children as smart and loving. “It’s just amazing how it affects everybody whether they go to school with them or not.”
Auzenne was severely mentally and physically ill, suffering from depression and anxiety as well as arthritis and lupus when she snapped. She wanted to take the right to self-defense away from law-abiding Americans when she turned out to be the real threat to public safety.
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But abortion, a mother killing her child, is still ok?
Of course, this event aligns with the statistics.
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(TRI) — Oklahoma police have asked a federal court to support their claim that citizens who comply with police during an arrest do not have a clearly established right to be free from police brutality. The police’s justification of the use of excessive force, even in the absence of provocation, were made in a motion by City of Muskogee police seeking the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by attorneys for The Rutherford Institute on behalf of Jeriel Edwards, an African-American man who, despite complying police orders during an arrest, was subjected to excessive force and brutality, including being thrown to the ground, tasered, and placed in a chokehold that rendered him unconscious and required his hospitalization for three days.
The police officers’ motion seeks immunity from The Rutherford Institute’s Fourth Amendment lawsuit. In light of the fact that the beating Edwards was subjected to by police was clearly unreasonable and excessive, Institute attorneys have urged the court to reject the government’s justifications and claim of immunity.
Affiliate attorney Andrea Worden is assisting in the defense of Edwards’ Fourth Amendment rights.
“If you ask police what Americans should do to stay alive during encounters with law enforcement, they will tell you to comply, cooperate, obey, not resist, not argue, not make threatening gestures or statements, avoid sudden movements, and submit to a search of their person and belongings,” said constitutional attorney John W. Whitehead, president of The Rutherford Institute and author of Battlefield America: The War on the American People.
“The problem is what to do when compliance is not enough. How can you maintain the illusion of freedom when daily, Americans are being shot, stripped, searched, choked, beaten and tasered by police for little more than daring to frown, smile, question, challenge an order or merely exist?”
On October 25, 2016, Jeriel Edwards was sitting in his car in the parking lot of a Muskogee Wendy’s restaurant when he was approached by a City of Muskogee police officer who ordered Edwards to put the car in park and provide his identification.
Body and dashboard camera video of the encounter shows that the officer made the request even though he already knew Edwards’ identity. The officer then ordered Edwards to get out of the vehicle and remove his hands from his pockets.
Edwards complied with all the officer’s orders. At this time, a second Muskogee police officer arrived at the scene. As Edwards exited the vehicle, he was ordered to face the vehicle and place his hands behind his back.
At this point one of the officers grabbed Edwards’ right arm while the other officer shoved him into the corner of the car door, followed by the officers aggressively grabbing Edwards’ upper body and pushing his head into the corner of the car door as they attempted to place his hands behind his back.
One officer then told Edwards to get to the ground, but before he could do so, the officers slammed him to the pavement. As the officers pushed Edwards’ head and neck to the ground, they also placed a knee on his body to pin him to the ground. Edwards repeatedly asked why the officers were abusing him, but got no answer.
Instead, the first officer fired a taser at Edwards as he lay on the ground. A third officer arrived on the scene and made two striking motions at Edwards, the impact of which can be heard on the body camera video. A fourth officer arrived at the scene and put Edwards in a chokehold. As the four officers dragged Edwards to the ground, another joined the fray and held Edwards down by digging his knee into his body. Edwards lost consciousness en route to the hospital, where he was admitted to the ICU.
