Cop Who Killed Sonya Massey Thought Rebuking Him Meant She Was Going To Kill Him

Clearly everyone hasn’t been nor gone to church or Sunday school.  The officer that shot and killed Sonya Massey in Illinois thought that when she said “I rebuke you in the name of Jesus” meant that she was going to kill him.

“to rebuke” means “to express strong disapproval” of someone’s choices or behavior.

Former Illinois sheriff’s deputy Sean Grayson said he feared for his life during his encounter with Sonya Massey. Sean Grayson wrote in his detailed report:

“I advised Sonya to put the boiling liquid down. Sonya stated she was going to rebuke me in the name of Jesus. She stated this twice,”…“I interpreted this to mean she was going to kill me.”

Sonya Massey of Illinois called police because she that someone was lurking around her house, and she was afraid for her safety, only for the ones that are paid to protect and serve ended up killing her. The sheriff who was in Sonya Massey’s home, gave 36 year old black woman permission to turn off a pot of boiling water on her stove.  The sheriff took a step back from her turning the pot off, then he pulled out his gun shooting Sonya Massey in the face killing her.

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