5 Cops Caught in New Police Trend: Shoot Yourself and Blame a “War on Cops”

There seems to be an alarming new trend forming among police officers across the United States. As the “War on Cops” narrative came crumbling to the ground thanks to the alternative media proving otherwise, at least five cops have gone to extreme lengths to keep it going.

Earlier this month, New York City activist Keegan Stephan sent out the following tweet, drawing attention to this ridiculous problem.

At least three cops shot over the last month, sparking manhunts & outrage against BLM, actually shot themselves. pic.twitter.com/8eE2yRsogo

— Keegan Stephan (@KeeganNYC) November 4, 2015

Four cops, in different departments across the country, all faked being shot and then blamed the shootings on non-existent assailants. Their false stories were then picked up in the media, or by their own departments, and used to push the idea that cops in America are under attack. Not only were these stories used to propagandize consumers of mainstream media, but massive manhunts ensued and innocent people locked down as state resources were tyrannically squandered on a wild goose chase.

One officer, in particular, Lt.  Joe Gliniewicz, went to the ultimate length to make his fake shooting look like a war on cops when he actually killed himself in September. An entire town was subsequently placed on lock down and residents were subject to a brief period of martial law as Gliniewicz’s brothers in blue searched for three non-existent suspects. Gliniewicz was a criminal cop who was using the war on cops as a means of covering up his nefarious history.

Only after he was publicly outed as a criminal cop did any of Gliniewicz’s fellow officers refer to him as something other than a ‘hero.’

A month later, England Police Department Sgt. David Houser faked being shot during a traffic stop in Arkansas. Another statewide manhunt was launched for a non-existent ‘Hispanic man.’ Two weeks later, Houser caved to pressure and confessed to shooting himself.

In June, it was reported that veteran police officer Terry Smith was shot in the back by an unknown assailant, and Black Lives Matter protesters were implicated. However, the Houston Police Department now believes that it was actually his partner, Gregory Hudson who shot Smith. While Smith has been placed on desk duty, he’s yet to face any disciplinary action.

In September, Officer Bryan Johnson crashed his police cruiser into a tree. To cover up his terrible driving, Johnson then fired several shots into his wrecked car and then radioed into the station, claiming he’d been a victim of the war on cops.  Yet another massive manhunt was launched in search of a fake shooter.

The only thing that could be more outlandish than 4 cops fabricating stories about being shot at to perpetuate a false war on cops would be 5 cops fabricating stories, and last week that happened.

Commerce City Police Officer Kevin Lord was arrested last Tuesday after it was revealed he faked being shot at during a traffic stop. Lord claimed he was shot at close range while making a traffic stop in the 9700 block of Peoria Street. His bullet-proof vest was credited with saving his life.

Now, a report has surfaced suggesting that Lord may have phonied up at least one and perhaps two other tales about being attacked in the line of duty, indicating a history of faked danger.

Lord faces charges of trying to influence a public official and false reporting.

As the divide between police and the citizens grows, it seems that cops will use any means necessary to try and win back sympathy from the public, up to and including waging a dangerous and false war on themselves.