#timothyloehmann

the fact that they would even consider hiring this garbage back is appalling to me. Reposted from @jules_julicorn - THIS MAN IS A THREAT TO THE SAFETY OF CITIZENS, CHILDREN, AND POC. Call & fight!! Call #JeffFollmer at 216-631-8455. #TimothyLoehmann is a MURDERER and a CONFIRMED LIAR and should never be given a badge or gun EVER again! #tamirrice #blacklivesmatter #intersectionalfeminism #cleveland #ohio https://www.instagram.com/p/BysLjYfHPBM/?igshid=14zz47b2kpyh5

A few days ago we reported the officer who killed Tamir Rice was hired by a new police force. Timothy Loehmann, the former Cleveland police officer who shot and killed 12-year-old Tamir Rice, has now withdrawn his application to the Bellaire Police Department, reports WTRF. Many residents expressed concern after the hire was announced by Bellaire's Chief Flanagan. This is a developing breaking news story. #TamirRice #TimothyLoehmann #breaking https://www.instagram.com/p/BoxNEMwg1gI/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=5khya2sa1o4n

A police department in small town in Ohio has hired the officer who killed 12-year-old Tamir Rice. #TimothyLoehmann will soon begin work as a part-time officer in the village of Bellaire, Ohio, The Intelligencer reported Friday. Loehmann shot Rice two times within seconds of responding to a report of a black “guy” in a park with what appeared to be a handgun. The gun was a realistic Airsoft replica. “He was cleared of any and all wrongdoing,” Bellaire police Chief Richard Flanagan told The Times Leader of his decision to hire Loehmann. “He was never charged. It’s over and done with.” #tamirrice https://www.instagram.com/p/BopHo9iAyZN/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=t7r1qkj12ui4

The Cleveland police officer who shot Tamir Rice was fired, but not for fatally shooting the 12-year-old playing in a park. #TimothyLoehmann was released because investigators found he wasn’t truthful about his employment history when he applied for the job, officials said. The officer who was with Loehmann, Frank Garmback, will be suspended for 10 days because he violated tactical rules relating to how he drove to the scene that day, the city’s public safety director and the police chief said.  Read More http://www.unheardvoicesmag.com/2017/05/30/officer-shot-tamir-rice-fired-officer-suspended/  #Cleveland #clevelandpolice #tamirrice

(CNN)#TimothyLoehmann, the #Cleveland police officer who fatally shot 12-year-old #TamirRice in 2014, was fired Tuesday -- not for the shooting, but because investigators found he wasn't truthful about his employment history when he applied for the job, officials said. The officer who was with Loehmann, #FrankGarmback, will be suspended for 10 days because he violated tactical rules relating to how he drove to the scene that day, the city's public safety director and the police chief said. An #Ohio grand jury declined to criminally charge the officers in 2015. #HeresMyThing

#SwipeLeft Kill a black kid..keep your job! But don't dare lie about your employment history...THAT will get you fired! Smfh! 😕😔 God bless the family of Tamir! This is just another punch to the gut! #Speakin4Myself #TamirRice #TimothyLoehmann #Cleveland #Ohio

Just a month after the #TamirRice survivors were served an EMS bill in wake of the shooting death of the 12-year-old boy in a playbround, courtesey of #Cleveland Police Officer #TimothyLoehmann, the city’s EMS captain has been fired after saying that he’s glad the little boy is dead on social media. Captain #JamieMarquardt took to Facebook on Monday to share his thoughts on the infamous incident. “Tamir Rice should have been shot and I am glad he is dead,” Marquardt’s post read. “I wish I was in the park that day as he terrorized innocent patrons by pointing a gun at them. I am upset I did not get the chance to kill the little criminal (expletive).” Rice was needlessly killed in November 2014 while holding a BB gun after Officer Loehmann and partner Frank Garmback responded to an emergency call about a person brandishing a gun in the park, despite the fact that the 911 dispatcher emphasized the suspect was a “juvenile” and that the gun was “probably fake,” but Loehmann still approached and shot Rice without warning. Marquardt’s claimed that someone else hijacked his social media post and published the incendiary statement. “Someone…picked up my phone and made some awful posts under my name,” he said. “I want to apologize for those who thought it was me. I do not believe or stand for what was written,” he said according to Fox 8 Cleveland. Cleveland’s EMS spokesman, Dan Williams, issued a public statement condemning Marquardt’s post, obviously not believing his statement. “The posts were not acceptable and do not represent the views or standards of the City of Cleveland administration, Department of Public Safety or Division of Emergency Medical Services,” he said in the statement.