DONT STOP SHARING: Officer Shot Down, Dies On Camera... This Is Why Police Cant Hesitate In the past year, Americans have seen a one-sided story of police violence being told in the liberal media. But another video explains just what officers are up against, when they are forced to make the most difficult decision of their liveswhether or not to fire on a suspect who might try to kill them The wrong choice can impact your life forever, and hesitation can rob you of your life altogether. Thats why its important for the American public to understand the story of Kyle Dinkheller. Dinkheller was a 22-year-old deputy with the Laurens County Sheriffs Department in Georgia. In 1998, he was killed in the line of duty. The incident was captured on video, ad the footage has been used in police training for a decade and a half. Dinkheller pulled over Andrew Howard Brannan for going 100 miles an hour in a Georgia town. This stop was initially uneventful. Brannan exited his vehicle willingly, and greeted the officer. Shortly thereafter, Brannan put his hands in his pockets. Dinkheller politely asked him to keep his hands in plain sight. Thats when things went wrong. Brannan quickly became agitated, demanding that Dinkheller shoot him. Thats when Dinkheller radioed for backup, and was rushed by Brannan. He used his baton to keep Brannan from reaching him, and he returned to his Toyota pickup truck. Brannan returned with an M1 carbine rifle. Dinkheller was ultimately shot 9 times, with a final fatal 10th shot to his eye. Two years later, Brannan was found guilty of murder and sentenced to death. He was executed just last year by lethal injection. While awaiting his execution, Brannan was asked why he killed the deputy. Because he let me, he responded. This is why officers need to act quickly when confronted with a suspect who is disobeying orders. 