Bodycam: Heavily Armed Cops Arrest Atlanta Shooting Suspect After Hours-Long Manhunt

Bodycam footage shows heavily armed police arresting a shooting suspect after a manhunt that lasted hours May 3. The Cobb County Police Department said Deion Patterson allegedly shot four people in Midtown Atlanta, killing one and injuring three others. Authorities said Patterson had an appointment at a Northside Medical building and opened fire on unsuspecting victims shortly after arriving. Patterson allegedly fled in a stolen pickup truck before he was tracked down hours later in Cobb County. He was charged with one count of murder and four counts of aggravated assault.

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[pat_welsh]

"Anyone got less lethal?"

"No man. All I got is more lethal."

[hobonickel]

Thank you for making Cobb County safer by arresting this dangerous criminal.

[davey]

He's a shooting suspect...of course they were "heavily armed" 🙄

[Reversoul]

This is near my house. Great to see Cobb County police being professional and efficient. When I read the report that this occurred in ATL, I didn't realize it was on the border of Marietta.

[imamisfit]

Well well well. The usual suspect makes yet another appearance.

[fickleblumper]

I’m sure he’s a good kid with bright plans for his future……

[mr.originaloneniceguy]

Commit a crime, run try to hide, Please don't say he's Crazy

[Non-BIDENaryMAGAtroll]

Salute to the Blue! Thank for arresting this criminal.

[slabbinonspokezz]

I would've been the one to yell "GUN!" just so I can spray him. Not fair he gets to live while people died

[vinnypickering]

I would really like to know why people are not getting terrorism charges that do this?
If someone intentionally shoots for the specific reason to kill and injure as many people they can that in my opinion is terrorism.
This man made a appointment somewhere walked in and shot up the place! We need to add into law terrorism ccharges

[monomarino]

Too bad one of the coppers didn't have an itchy trigger finger.

[archstanton]

"Heavily armed"
They're wearing their normal gear. The only difference is they're using long rifles. I hate the media.

[TheWaveFiles]

Law enforcement officers are vital to any society, they are the last rempart that protect us from total chaos, I always keep that In mind.

[twig]

Wow no screaming, yelling or cussing at him. In a lot of cop videos that’s all they do. They drop the F bomb every other word.

[myst]

Not a peep from any big media. Wonder why

[elizabethsorola]

5/18/2023

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How capable will you be if duty calls
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[DrCrabfingers]

I guess the US has always been like this. To me, a European, it's like watching insurgency round ups in a war, or combat footage. It's quite odd looking in from the outside. The Americans love their guns....America will never change I'm sure....I think it's fair to say that the US is a country riddled with violence, but at the same time, Americans hold aloft the ideal of the 'good citizen', a citizen who helps others and is good hearted, and holds dear the good Christian values. In that way the US is a paradox. "I hold Christian values....but I'm buying a Sig Sauer P320 for personal protection...." Haha...I can't help but love Americans.

[KyzerSusie]

I'm no fan of criminals, but it's gotta be confusing when multiple officers yell conflicting commands. "keep your hands up", "keep your hands above your head", "put your hands down, as far out in front of you as you can".

I've seen that in other videos too (the Daniel Shaver one for example). One officer will yell "don't move", and another officer will yell, "put your hands up" almost at the same time. So which is it, do I not move, or do I put my hands up? I don't need either officer thinking I'm disregarding their commands, I need clear and concise orders to follow. Either both officers need to be consistent in their orders, and if they can't, only one officer should be issuing commands.

[ShortyTx]

It doesn't take this many cops to do this

[UnchainedAmerica]

he'll be spending a couple of years in prison before he sees Judge Alex "Quick Draw" Manning.