You will not hear the name Jason Harley Kloepfer from any corporate media outlet. Kloepfer is a disabled, white man living in a trailer in rural North Carolina who was the victim of a brutal act of police violence.
The Daily Mail reported Sunday that a North Carolina SWAT team stormed toward Kloepfer’s trailer in Cherokee County ostensibly in response to gunfire in the area on December 12 around 11 pm. They suspected he was the shooter and had a hostage.
Kloepfer opened the door with his wife behind him and both raised their hands. Seconds later, the cops shot Kloepfer several times.
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WARNING: GRAPHIC ⚠️ Police in North Carolina shot a disabled man who was unarmed and complying with their orders.
A SWAT team woke Jason Harley Kloepfer up and told him to get outside, then they shot him as soon as he opened the door. pic.twitter.com/sh0yeCc8za
— Fifty Shades of Whey (@davenewworld_2) January 22, 2023
Here is the rest of the story from The Daily Mail:
Police said Kloepfer had engaged in a verbal altercation with police prior to opening the door and insisted he ‘confronted’ them upon being shot.
Mahler was seen in the video pulling Kloepfer out of the gunfire pathway as he began to repeatedly scream, ‘I’ve been shot!’
What the hell,’ Mahler screamed at the officers while helping Kloepfer. ‘He’s shot – what the hell did you do!’
Police continued to shout from outside the trailer ordering the two to come outside.
Mahler obeyed while holding her hands up as Kloepfer pulled himself toward the door. She slightly hesitated to leave her husband unattended before leaving his side.
‘He can’t! He’s shot!’ Mahler screamed at officers while exiting.
As officers approached the trailer Kloepfer can be heard faintly shouting, ‘I don’t have a gun. I didn’t have a gun.’
He was charged with Communicating Threats and Resist, Obstruct and Delay.The details of the incident and the aftermath remain unclear as Kloepfer insisted he couldn’t share information about the shooting.
He insisted he was innocent and called the charges ‘completely wrong.’
‘This has been and still is a horrible nightmare we are trying to get thru. We will make it thru!’ he wrote.
Kloepfer identifies as disabled but the nature of his disability was not publicly revealed.
Even if one takes the police at their word, which is dubious, they shot an unarmed, disabled man several times in a matter of seconds because he “confronted” them and maybe cursed them out.
When can we expect to see national coverage of this story highlighting the unwarranted use of force by the police? When do the marches in Kloepfer’s honor begin?
The answer of course is never. Kloepfer’s story will never be told by the legacy media or leftist agitators because he does not meet the individual profile they like to feature when discussing police violence. They instead solely focus on black individuals killed by police, even when the cops were justified in their actions.
But the Gateway Pundit will not forget Kloepfer and will pray for justice to prevail. He matters as an individual and his story is important.
