When asked about prior military experience, Deputy Hernandez said he attended West Point, and was an infantry officer and an officer in special forces for the army for a total of ten years. Deputy Hernandez said he had two combat rotations to Afghanistan, but noted as an officer, he was not in direct combat.

so he didn't personally do any in combat, but he did order his troops to level several schools with artillery strikes when he heard a soccer ball bounce off a wall.

this is very funny reading

Acorn comes into frame

first timeline entry and I'm already laughing

0:03.597 – His patrol vehicle comes back into frame as he continues to roll. 0:03.8 – Deputy Hernandez yells, “Shots fired!” for a third time.

Lol that whole bit about a supressor in the report was either what got into this dumbasses' head and made him believe it was shots, or (more believable), it was what the two cops made up to justify having him believe an acorn was a gunshot.

So it is. I thought I recognized the street. I've been down that road before when I have lived in the area. Talk about hitting close to home.

Lmao does it say he resigned as soon as this happened

Gotta give it to him for realizing he's too fucking stupid to even be a cop!

🤣The frame by frame description sounds like a DnD campaign.

Final report Jacks on.pdf

That's the real problem with society. Things would be different if instead of jacks on we had jacks off.

I feel like this is too cringe for even Reno 911.