Police Officer Karim Warner broke down in tears on Wednesday after Magistrate Ngaio Emanuel found him guilty of discharging a firearm in a public place, stemming from a December 3, 2022 incident near Emerald Cove Resort in Willikies.
Prosecutors said Warner fired 12 rounds at a white Toyota Mark X with two occupants after a confrontation during an attempt to reclaim a leased vehicle. According to the court, the male occupant refused to hand over the car before shots were fired.
Emanuel set sentencing for Friday. Warner will remain on bail until then.
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Good to see that Police Officers are held accountable for breaking the very law they should uphold.
YES!!!! Make an example out of him so the rest can know they cant do what they want because of six letters….A Civilian would get the full rath of the law so lets see what sentencing this so called Corpral of Police will receive
He may get a fine. I did not follow this case, and will not comment on the substantive matter but simply say to appeal.
A breach of contract is a civil matter but if there was a reasonable fear, the officer was put in fear of harm, then that is another thing.
I do feel bad about this entire situation. But let me see the evidence before I concur or reject.
“Police Officer Karim Warner broke down in tears on Wednesday…”
WAH HE A CRY FAH? We live and we learn. Take your punishment and do better going forward
Waiting with bated breadth
He and his brother Carl Warner may get to do some brotherly bonding At 1735.
oh wow! Carl a he brother? Wat a ting.
Manny James’s shooter, Khalil’s shooter lock dem up!! Chantel’s abductor and killer hang dem kunt!!
All I know is if he gets a slap on the wrist it will sink the legal system further down the drain of untrustworthiness……He has to get the same punishment as if I fired 12 shots at a car with my legal gun…..HAVE TO!!!!!!
They tried so long to get this man out of the mess he was in but in the end, we all serve the final Judge above!! You what’s the sweetest part of it all, the wait for the sentencing. Maybe what 3 months predicted….
The ever famous Martin Luther King Jr. once said in his 1963 “Letter from Birmingham Jail”, “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere”.
When those tasked with upholding the law break it, it affects all of us and shakes public trust. Justice has to apply equally to everyone, no exceptions.
Now that one officer is found guilty of a crime, let’s see what happens in the Khaled Simon’s case. Justice vs Injustice