Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Journalist confirms that police officer, Sean Patrick Grayson, had a Icelandic Vegvisir Compass tattoo on his arm as he killed Sonya Massey in viral CCTV FOOTAGE.
The 36-minute video, released by the Illinois State Police, includes footage from the body-cams of a Sangamon County sheriff deputies who responded to black woman, Massey’s house in Springfield after she reported a possible prowler on July 6.
In the video, deputies Sean Grayson and another officer speak calmly with Massey in her home. As Massey turns off a pot of boiling water on the stove, she picks up the pot. The other deputy steps back, saying, “away from your hot steaming water.”
Following the initial conversation and a request for Sonya Massey’s driver’s license, Deputy Grayson noticed a pot of boiling water on the stove and instructed Massey to remove it to prevent a fire. As Massey approached the pot, the officers visibly distanced themselves from her, prompting Massey to question where were they going. Grayson jokingly replied that they were moving away from the hot water. Despite the lighthearted exchange, Grayson then approached Massey with his gun drawn as she began to kneel behind a counter with her hands raised.
After threatening to shoot her, Massey ducked and then briefly stood up as Grayson fired his pistol at her three times. Authorities mentioned that Massey had called 911 earlier to report a suspected prowler. The video footage showed the two deputies arriving just before 1 a.m. on July 6, walking around the house and discovering a black SUV with broken windows in the driveway. It took Massey three minutes to open the door after the deputies knocked, and upon seeing them, she immediately expressed, “Don’t hurt me.” She appeared confused during their conversation at the front door, repeatedly stating that she needed help, mentioning God, and indicating that she did not know who owned the car.
Employee history shows police officer, Sean Patrick Grayson, resigned from Kincaid police Dept on 05/18/2021 as he worked in 6 different Sheriff’s offices in 4 years.
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