Breaking: Woman shot while trying to kill ICE agents in Minnesota

[krichton]

Yeah, he totally wanted to get run over by a terrorist.

Good thinking!

That was his choice to be that close to the front of the vehicle. By doing so, and using deadly force he violated departmental policy. He violated another policy with regards to moving vehicles a few months as well. It shows a pattern of dumb untrainable behavior, but that's for another discussion.

 

[Mick2]

You asked. I answered

Yeah....and your cult was lying then and now. It's what you do.

Not much of an impact. He’s fine. His life wasn’t in danger.

Attempted murder doesn't become justifiable because the intended victim survived and is okay. You post nonsense that is legally irrelevant here.

 

[XponentialChaos]

Then it's a good shoot, he felt eminent threat and followed his training. Thanks for clearing that up. If he was 'nudged' his judgment was spot on, the terrorist had no regard for human life.

I don’t think nudging should be met with lethal force. Arrested, sure. For a long time.

His training also includes not standing directly in front of a car that may flee, according to police experts. He put himself in a bad position and rushed to make a poor decision.

 

[XponentialChaos]

Yeah....and your cult was lying then and now. It's what you do.

Don’t ask me questions that you don’t want my answer to.

Attempted murder doesn't become justifiable because the intended victim survived and is okay. You post nonsense that is legally irrelevant here.

It clearly wasn’t attempted murder.

 

[Rogue AI]

Except there were no fellow agents in the path the car was taking, try harder.

Sadly, he was struck himself, thus your point is moot. Not acting would only encourage more violence against our federal agents. You loons would be whining if they let her go and she ran down one of your precious illegal aliens. You'd be crying that ICE should have stopped her. That's just how you hypocrites roll.

 

[krichton]

Then it's a good shoot, he felt eminent threat and followed his training. Thanks for clearing that up. If he was 'nudged' his judgment was spot on, the terrorist had no regard for human life.

According to DOJ policy, a fleeing vehicle must threaten deadly force by some other means, other than by using the vehicle itself and the agent is unable to move out of the path. Neither of these conditions were met. She didn't have a weapon and he could clearly get out of the way. Also, something else that should be noted is that it also goes against departmental policy to stand in front of a moving vehicle and claim deadly force was necessary afterwards by shooting into the car.

 

[JGalt]

 

[progressive hunter]

I don’t think nudging should be met with lethal force. Arrested, sure. For a long time.

His training also includes not standing directly in front of a car that may flee, according to police experts. He put himself in a bad position and rushed to make a poor decision.

at the time the car was coming at him he had no idea what the outcome would be,,
he had reasonable belief his life was in danger and acted accordingly,,

 

[Bitterhook]

Attempted murder doesn't become justifiable because the intended victim survived and is okay,

Most people don't know they could get an assault with a deadly weapon felony charge, just by throwing a sugar dispenser like you find on the table in a diner at someone else, and that is far from a vehicle.

 

[XponentialChaos]

at the time the car was coming at him he had no idea what the outcome would be,,
he had reasonable belief his life was in danger and acted accordingly,,

He made a poor decision. He was nudged. His life wasn’t in danger.

 

[Rogue AI]

I don’t think nudging should be met with lethal force. Arrested, sure. For a long time.

His training also includes not standing directly in front of a car that may flee, according to police experts. He put himself in a bad position and rushed to make a poor decision.

Fortunately, the law doesn't give a damn what you think. The terrorist showed no regard for human life and was rightly eliminated.

 

[krichton]

Sadly, he was struck himself, thus your point is moot. Not acting would only encourage more violence against our federal agents. You loons would be whining if they let her go and she ran down one of your precious illegal aliens. You'd be crying that ICE should have stopped her. That's just how you hypocrites roll.

He put himself in that position and my point has been made because your first claim was there were fellow agents in the path of vehicle which wasn't true.

Funny how all the violence and shooting has been done by ICE. Funny how the only ppl being sent to the hospital are the result of ICE assaults. Funny how the only people dying are not ICE. Yeah, ICE is the one that needs to be worry about violence, not the people they're assaulting and killing. This is what you call cognitive dissonance on steroids.

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

That body cam footage is a ***** eh

 

[XponentialChaos]

Fortunately, the law doesn't give a damn what you think. The terrorist showed no regard for human life and was rightly eliminated.

Pfft. She nudged him. His life wasn’t in danger.

The ICE officer shot her 3 times, twice from the side as she was driving off and then refused to allow a doctor to give her immediate attention.

The ICE officer in the one who showed no regard for human life.

 

[progressive hunter]

He made a poor decision. He was nudged. His life wasn’t in danger.

he made the correct decision because he didnt know what the outcome would be but knew a car could kill him,,

 

[Rogue AI]

According to DOJ policy, a fleeing vehicle must threaten deadly force by some other means, other than by using the vehicle itself and the agent is unable to move out of the path. Neither of these conditions were meet. She didn't have a weapon and he could clearly get out of the way. Also, something else that should be noted is that it also goes against departmental policy to stand in front of a moving vehicle and claim deadly force was necessary afterwards by shooting into the car.

A fleeing vehicle is a deadly force. Post these alleged policies. I'll not take your word for it.

 

[krichton]

Fortunately, the law doesn't give a damn what you think. The terrorist showed no regard for human life and was rightly eliminated.

Fortunately, the courts have already ruled against police and federal agencies on this very matter. The law may not care what I think, but in this case, the law agrees with everything I've said so far, which is not my opinion.

 

[Winco]

You realize the law does not require the agent be struck, merely that the threat exists. The threat clearly existed.

So you ADMIT he was never HIT.

 

[Dagoth-Ur]

He made a poor decision. He was nudged. His life wasn’t in danger.

Bullshit he wasn’t.

 

[Dagoth-Ur]

So you ADMIT he was never HIT.

The footage shows he was, you lying parasite.