Oh man, my heart is literally breaking just thinking about this poor guy Gerardo was just trying to live his life, going home from work after graduating from college... what did he even do wrong? The fact that these officers were chasing someone with a felony warrant and still managed to cause such senseless tragedy is just infuriating And to make matters worse, they're only now acknowledging the incident and promising an investigation that'll take months?! It's like they're saying "oh no, we have to fix this" but it's already too late for Jerry We need real change here, not just empty promises from the authorities
Man... this is just heartbreaking . I cant even process how fast one second can turn into disaster. A life cut short like that is just devastating. I keep thinking about Jerry's passion for film and media, his kind heart, and his family who's going through so much pain right now . How many more lives need to be lost due to reckless driving or systemic issues within law enforcement? It's like, we need to come together as a community and demand change . I'm not looking for finger-pointing or blame-shifting; I just want to see real accountability and reforms that put people over profits . The fact that the investigation is going to take months feels like a slap in the face, especially when families are still grieving . We need more transparency now, not later. Our justice system should be about protecting lives, not just following protocols .
OMG, this is just heartbreaking ... how can one person's reckless driving cause such senseless tragedy? The officers' reaction after the crash kinda makes it worse too - they're all like "oh no, he's not breathing" but what about Jerry's family and friends who have to live with the guilt of knowing their loved one was just trying to do his job ? I'm so frustrated that the department is taking months to investigate and hasn't even released the officers' names yet... can't they at least give them a chance to face justice? And honestly, how many more lives have to be lost before we make some real changes in our policing system? 1500+ people are already dead from these kinds of incidents and it's getting outta control
This is just heartbreaking, you know? I mean, can't even imagine what Jerry's family must be going through right now... The footage of those officers' reckless driving is just jaw-dropping, like, how could they be so oblivious to the danger they were putting others in?! And the fact that they're still hiding their identities and not being super transparent about it? Not cool, LAPD. Not cool at all...
officers should be held accountable for their actions, it's not just about following procedure, it's about being human and showing compassion ... reckless driving is never okay, especially when lives are on the line ... can't believe they're saying months to investigate, that's just taking forever ... need more transparency, now
omg like what's wrong with these cops? they're literally driving recklessly and it ends up killing this poor guy i mean, who needs that kind of training or is the LAPD just winging it?
and can we talk about how fast did that cop have to be going? "watch out" yeah no kidding! sounds like they were basically trying to reenact their favorite video game . anyway, this kinda stuff needs to get taken seriously ASAP and those cops need some serious consequences for their actions
Oh man, my heart is literally breaking just thinking about this poor guy 
Gerardo was just trying to live his life, going home from work after graduating from college... what did he even do wrong? 
The fact that these officers were chasing someone with a felony warrant and still managed to cause such senseless tragedy is just infuriating 
And to make matters worse, they're only now acknowledging the incident and promising an investigation that'll take months?! 
It's like they're saying "oh no, we have to fix this" but it's already too late for Jerry 
We need real change here, not just empty promises from the authorities 
. How many more lives need to be lost due to reckless driving or systemic issues within law enforcement? It's like, we need to come together as a community and demand change 
. I'm not looking for finger-pointing or blame-shifting; I just want to see real accountability and reforms that put people over profits 
. The fact that the investigation is going to take months feels like a slap in the face, especially when families are still grieving 
. We need more transparency now, not later. Our justice system should be about protecting lives, not just following protocols 
? I'm so frustrated that the department is taking months to investigate and hasn't even released the officers' names yet... can't they at least give them a chance to face justice? 
And honestly, how many more lives have to be lost before we make some real changes in our policing system? 
officers should be held accountable for their actions, it's not just about following procedure, it's about being human and showing compassion 
... reckless driving is never okay, especially when lives are on the line 
... can't believe they're saying months to investigate, that's just taking forever 
... need more transparency, now 
i mean, who needs that kind of training or is the LAPD just winging it? 
. anyway, this kinda stuff needs to get taken seriously ASAP and those cops need some serious consequences for their actions