Timothy Connor, a 49-year-old man charged with two counts of second-degree child sexual assault, had failed to appear in court, resulting in a warrant. Officers attempted to serve the warrant when he was driving a vehicle that collided with another car, prompting a pursuit. During the arrest, Connor resisted, refused to comply with officer commands, and was eventually shot multiple times, dying from his wounds. Despite previously confessing to the assault, he had pleaded not guilty. The incident highlighted serious concerns about officer safety, escalation of force, and the psychological toll of high-stress situations. A critical element was the victim’s testimony, in which she described how the trauma affected her and made her fearful of interaction with adults. Her statement underscores broader societal issues, as one in four girls and one in 13 boys experience child sexual abuse. The case prompted a review by another agency due to procedural inconsistencies, lack of documentation, and public concern. The officers acknowledged that while vigilance is essential, overreactivity can lead to dangerous outcomes. Ultimately, the case serves as a sobering reminder of the importance of empathy, accountability, and support for survivors, especially young victims, who may feel empowered to speak up.
Hey, Dyn. Hey, Ginger. I need to talk to you. You don't own her the car? I'm sure. Yeah, your ID on you? Um, I don't have my wallet. Oh, I'm not even sure. I'm not popping stuff back here. Up your back there? Yeah. What's this guy? Tim? Yeah, Tim. But you have it in the fucking steering wheel. Right now. Back up. You just stay right there. Got it? See if those hands drop. You and me are going to have a problem. You were here about a month back. Were a passenger in this car? Yeah. Came to the store and drive her a fifth and a half car. Yeah. Yeah. Who was that? Her name was Link. I don't know her last name. She actually-- I guess you guys were looking for her. I don't know who she is. I just met her and she was like, oh, I said, yeah, you can drive her to the store and I just rode with her. And then I came out and I was like, I don't know. I didn't have any on my car. OK, you want to go have a stand back for my car there? Yeah, yeah, yeah. You got a warrant? I don't know. Yeah, no, you're Tim Conley. For Conner, excuse me? Yeah, so. Last up Conner versus Timothy. I showed a warrant out of Kitsap for you. Bring the belt. Are you suspended? [INAUDIBLE] No, you can just keep your hands right on that steering wheel. You can rest them. You don't have to be all tense up. Any weapons in the vehicle? No guns, knives, bombs, russians, nuclear weapons, nothing like that. Conner, Timothy, Colin, White Mill, 1972. Since you got a warrant. Five, eight, two, ten. You got a Kitsap. For a failure to appear on-- [INAUDIBLE] Showing an extra side to a lot of Kitsap. Two, seven. Also showing a no contact order on file. And it's going to read you down there. Who do you have no contact for? X? Yeah. Two, seven. Where's the keys at? I need a mission. Right there? [INAUDIBLE] You just put them up here for now. I want to get no crazy chase. If they want you, then you're going to jail. If they don't want you, then you better take care of it. Who are you staying at out here? [INAUDIBLE] That wasn't after you. I'm after your vehicle though. There was a female that was driving it and backed into another car and ran. That's why I got you took off after getting the car, so-- [INAUDIBLE] All right, Tim, unlock the door. Come on out. I want you. I want you. You get to go to jail. Oh, really? Yep. Unlock the door. Unlock the door. Unlock the door. Unlock the door. Do you want me to pull you out of there? No, sir. Just then-- You don't need one. No, one day, sir. I'm telling you, please. Come on, please. Open the door or it's going to be the end of you, sir. Do you hear me? One day. Come on. Open the door. Go ahead and step it up. Please. Please. One day, please. You and me are going to have problems. Come on, man. Don't make me do it. Open the door. Open the door. You can get a sight. You can get a sight. Get out. I can't get out. Open the door. Get out. It's better not. No. You better not. No. Oh, my God. Watch the house. Put your hands out the window. Damn it. Get out of it. Get your hands out the window. Right now. OK, then you still got to get out. I've got to write you. Then shut up. Shut up. Car and get out. Yeah. I'm helping you in there. Get out. Better listen to her. It's up to you. You're not going over there. [Music] He's got such a fled north on one. [Music] Oh my god. My radio was on the car. It's going anywhere. Thank you. I got a video too. Go ahead and stand over there, Ginger. [Music] I lost my portable, so I'll be with them. The only reason I made a sketchy is because I need dope for that backpack. I didn't know what he had in that backpack. Do you have a firearm? I don't know. I don't know. Who's backpack was in the front seat? That's his. First, my phone, my dog. What is his worth for? I think it's a child sex-crime warrant. Oh, fuck. I remember right. Oh my god. So what's going to happen now? So basically, he knew he had the warrant. I bet he had that's a warrant from his sentencing. He's running through. Look, he's for him. That's my dog. There are things in there. See, he's still camping up there. [Music] He couldn't let the dogs out. Where he thinks he's going. [Music] He has my phone in my purse. He mentioned not today. Why can't he go to jail for that? I don't know. I didn't even know he had a warrant. I don't see him going back up to the campsite because everybody knows he can't be up there. I'll be looking for him. I didn't get a license plate. Reports indicate that two hours later, the suspect collided with a parked car. Not far from the traffic stops location. At the collision scene, he spots the man behind a nearby shed and approaches him. Hands, show me your hands. Show me your hands right now. [Music] Third, he's got a gunshot. [Music] Hands on shot, fire, shot, fire. [Music] Crawl out here in your hand. Crawl out here. [Music] You good? I think I'm good. Holy shit, man. You're okay. [Music] Get your hands out. Suspect down. Start aid. I don't have a radio. Start aid. Go ahead and start aid. [Music] He gun was in his right hand. I know. Let me see your hands. Drop the gun. We are prepared to be code fourth this time. Drop the gun. Your hands up. We are just south of the motel in the parking lot. I can't see his rod. That'd be his left hand. Tim, put your hands up. I can't tell if it's a gun. Is that the gun in his hand? I'm going to break away from you. Cover him. I'm going to try and get a better view over here. [Music] Okay, I got visual on both hands. Brian, I'm going to move up. Yeah, I'm coming in behind you. Okay. [Music] Okay, I can see the gun. Okay, I'm going to move up with you guys. Hold on, stop, stop. Who's going hands? Do you have gloves? I got gloves. Okay, I got gloves. No, I don't. Do you have gloves anywhere? No, I have my other gloves on here, so I'll go well. I'm going to switch. Do you have gloves? No, I can switch. Drive that gun. Okay. Do you have a hand for me? You got a hand? You got a hand? [Music] Okay, see you later. See you later. [Music]
Let's get him in cups You have had him down to just be sure I don't feel anything else. He's barely there's just backpack right there. Yeah, all right You want to try to save my ass right there. I don't think you can get off dude Do you need any help? Just leave it there leave everything there. You got tape you got crime scene tape But I need this whole area dude that the expedition over there was involved in a collision. That's his car Everything we're all recording. Okay, I'll handle stuff. I got Ben coming. Okay They got hit yeah, they got it. She's okay. All right, Ginger. We have to have another agency come investigate this So I'm not gonna get the story of what you saw or anything at this point. I'll let you know when they show up Nothing out of the car at this point. Okay, you know my dogs are okay. I know they call an animal control to take custody So I'll find out I'll let you know, okay I've heard dogs with you No, I got caught they come for the dog in the car. I got told I had to wait to get them they're in the car That's what I was told okay The suspect 49-year-old Timothy Connor was facing two counts of second degree Of a child at the time of the incident after being released on bond He failed to show up to a court hearing regarding that case which led to a warrant that the officers seen in the body Camp footage attempted to serve before he fled the scene Tim had pleaded not guilty to the sexual assault charges However reports indicate he had previously already confessed to assaulting the victim Saying quote, yeah, I messed up following the shooting Tim was treated by medical personnel But subsequently died from his multiple gunshot wounds bringing the case to a close as a cop You cannot be hyper vigilant every second of your shift you drive yourself crazy But you better be ready for things to change somebody being calm five seconds ago Does not tell you what they're gonna do five seconds from now Here's a little cop thing put in somebody's keys on the roof is actually common but after watching this I'm not sure it should be anymore after this shooting also like hearing one officer tell the other you're okay I'm with you because sometimes you know exactly what your partner needs to hear Now Connor die before the allegations against him could be resolved in court But that young girl wrote about how this affected her How being around adults especially men now puts her on edge She also wrote she didn't think Connor ever believes she'd be brave enough to stand up until the truth When you hear that, this number hits different An estimated one of four girls and one of 13 boys experienced child sexual abuse Remember she spoke up and maybe there's a kid watching this right now who needs to hear that
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
Timothy Connor, a 49-year-old man, was facing two counts of second-degree child sexual assault and had failed to appear in court, leading to a warrant.
Officers attempted to serve the warrant when Connor was driving a vehicle that had collided with another car, after which he fled and was later found with a firearm.
During the pursuit and arrest, Connor was shot multiple times and died from his wounds, despite having previously confessed to the assault.
The incident involved a failed arrest, with officers being forced to physically intervene due to Connor’s resistance, including attempts to block access to the vehicle.
The case raised concerns about officer safety, protocol, and the psychological impact of high-stress situations on law enforcement.
The victim, a young girl, had spoken out about the trauma, emphasizing how the incident affected her and others, especially young girls, who may feel afraid to speak up.
A lack of clear evidence, such as a license plate, and conflicting information about the warrant and prior confessions complicated the investigation.
Authorities agreed that the case should be reviewed by another agency due to significant concerns over accountability and procedural issues.
Summary:
Timothy Connor, a 49-year-old man charged with two counts of second-degree child sexual assault, had failed to appear in court, resulting in a warrant. Officers attempted to serve the warrant when he was driving a vehicle that collided with another car, prompting a pursuit. During the arrest, Connor resisted, refused to comply with officer commands, and was eventually shot multiple times, dying from his wounds.
Despite previously confessing to the assault, he had pleaded not guilty. The incident highlighted serious concerns about officer safety, escalation of force, and the psychological toll of high-stress situations. A critical element was the victim’s testimony, in which she described how the trauma affected her and made her fearful of interaction with adults.
Her statement underscores broader societal issues, as one in four girls and one in 13 boys experience child sexual abuse. The case prompted a review by another agency due to procedural inconsistencies, lack of documentation, and public concern. The officers acknowledged that while vigilance is essential, overreactivity can lead to dangerous outcomes.
Ultimately, the case serves as a sobering reminder of the importance of empathy, accountability, and support for survivors, especially young victims, who may feel empowered to speak up.
FAQs
Timothy Connor was charged with two counts of second-degree child sexual assault. He had previously confessed to the assault, though he had pleaded not guilty in court.
Connor had failed to appear in a court hearing related to the child sexual assault charges, which led to the issuance of a warrant for his arrest.
Yes, officers found a gun in his right hand during the confrontation. He was asked to drop it, and the weapon was confirmed after visual confirmation.
Connor was treated by medical personnel but died from multiple gunshot wounds sustained during the incident. The case was effectively closed with his death.
Yes, reports indicate that Connor's vehicle collided with a parked car two hours after the traffic stop, which prompted the officers to pursue him.
The suspect tried to escape by driving away after being approached by officers, which led to a confrontation and subsequent pursuit that ended in a fatal shooting.
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