We've never grown tired of always wanting more on the cop who killed Breonna Taylor has crashed the squad car. Myles Cosgrove, the former Louisiana police officer who was fired for fatally shooting Breonna Taylor in a botched 2020 police raid. [00:00:16] And hired earlier this year as sheriff's deputy in Carroll County, rammed a resident's truck with his cruiser Monday and then pointed a gun at the owner and several bystanders that, according to witnesses. Monday's incident began when truck driver Charles White of Owenton said he saw [00:00:35] a trailer he previously reported stolen, being pulled down a road behind a silver or blue pickup. He reported the sighting to the Carroll County sheriff's Office. Meanwhile, Alexus Mobley, who was a passenger in Short's truck, and Short's sister, Jessi, called 911 to report a man was following them, [00:00:54] waving a handgun out the window, and that he had fired at them. White said in an interview Wednesday He was waving a cell phone, not a gun, and followed them to the trailer park where they all lived. This is from the Louisville Courier Journal, these details. [00:01:12] The witnesses told the Courier Journal that Cosgrove barreled into Happy Hollow Private Resort Park trailer park at a high rate of speed without his emergency lights on. Then struck William Joshua Short's pickup truck with such force sent the vehicle flying into a building, breaking off two cinder blocks. [00:01:33] Cosgrove's cruiser then struck another car, damaging its rear end, this again, according to witnesses. Now, Carroll County Sheriff Ryan Gosser, who did not respond Tuesday to any of the request for comment on this, [00:01:50] said Friday he disputes most of the witness accounts. In an email, Gosser said, quote, evidence shows that Cosgrove was not going at a high rate of speed when he drove into the trailer park and that had his blue lights activated. [00:02:06] He also said Cosgrove has been a good deputy and has represented this office professionally. Cosgrove, who was hired in April, did not immediately respond to a message left at the Carroll County Sheriff's Office. Short was charged with wanting endangerment of a police officer [00:02:24] along with fleeing and evading police, even though witnesses said he made no attempt to get away, either in his truck or on foot. Jackie McCormack, who was visiting his niece at the Happy Hallow in Worthville, said the charges were unjustified. [00:02:40] He said Cosgrove, not Short, was the aggressor, he hit him pretty hard, McCormack said. He just straight rammed him. Josh Short could have been killed, said Alexus Mobley, who was a passenger in Short's truck. [00:02:56] So none of this seems to add up if you just go with law enforcement's account of this Ben, and I wonder what your take is on all of it. Because some people have unfortunate things happen to them, just these coinky dinks just happen sometimes. [00:03:13] Other people trouble seems to follow them because maybe they're the trouble, what say you? >> Speaker 2: Those are the two options. And I'm one who believes in billions of random coincidences happening over and over to the same people. [00:03:29] I always love when law enforcement says, we dispute all the eyewitness accounts. Anybody who's aware of crowd ability to know, answer. Anybody who's ever watched Who Wants to Be a Millionaire is very aware that when you turn to the crowd, you always get that question right. [00:03:44] Crowds almost always know what's going on. Individually, people can be very stupid. Collectively, people generally cobble together some reasonable semblance of the truth. And I think that it's just ridiculous to me that a man who killed Breonna Taylor, [00:04:03] shooting blindly into her apartment, shooting 16 times, killing an innocent young woman, fired from that police department. And the move of any other police department other than ostracizing [00:04:22] the person from law enforcement was, that's our guy. That's who we gotta bring on board. Are they aware there's other careers, is he aware there's other careers? How much do you want to be able to wave that gun around, go get another job. [00:04:38] That's my thoughts on that. >> Speaker 1: I couldn't agree with you more. The carnival's in town, in Atlanta, okay? I'm sure they need some temporary help. I mean, there's lots of people who go to the carnival. Sometimes you need extra security, extra and perhaps someone to [00:04:54] pop the popcorn, but I couldn't.- >> Speaker 2: Maybe he's good at guessing people's weight. Maybe he's great at guessing people's weight. Maybe he's good at sitting on a stick and having balls thrown at another stick and then falling into water. That's a skill a lot of people don't have, but I bet Cosgrove would be great at it. [00:05:10] >> Speaker 1: I think so, too. And denying little children those furry stuffed animals because you aren't gonna win anyway. It's just eye candy for you. But there is definitely,- >> Crooked cops, crooked rims. >> Speaker 1: There it is. When these officers I mean, it takes a lot to get fired. It takes a lot, I think we can agree, to get fired from a police department. [00:05:28] And if you're allowed to just kinda hopscotch over to the next county and sign up there, keep a pension, why not? But you're right, this thing where you cannot speak to the media, you can't issue a statement, not to TYT, not to anyone, our indisputable staff. [00:05:48] But you just know that these witnesses who all had different layers of detail, they came to the same conclusion, but they all offered different layers of detail. I thought Mr Short was gonna be killed. [00:06:03] He was the aggressor cinder blocks went flying. They would have to be pretty slick and pretty fast with their devious tales, and I don't see that here. I'll give you the last word. [00:06:19] >> Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that this is what you get when you employ people of questionable character, to phrase it incredibly generously, at your police force. It would seem that unless there's no other people in this county, [00:06:37] it would seem you might not even want the PR nightmare of bringing on board somebody who brings such baggage. That he's so known by the community, when he rams a car that sends it flying, runs out of the car with his gun waving in the air, [00:06:52] everybody's, that's the murderer and shout murderer at him. >> Yeah. >> Maybe look elsewhere. >> Speaker 1: Yeah, but beyond reproach not working for the people per say, not putting the people, the county's reputation first and foremost. [00:07:10] This one officer must be a specialist. I have in mind what this officer is a specialist at, and I don't think it's anyone who would want to aspire to that, except others of that ilk.