TimFitz
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You leftists have also been promising for months to murder people. I’ve posted numerous recent videos in this thread.
No, you Trump humpers just keep making it up and telling each other that.
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You leftists have also been promising for months to murder people. I’ve posted numerous recent videos in this thread.
I'm pretty sure that the first shot killed her.
You can see that she struck the officer. Also, where was the outrage when that very same officer was struck and dragged by another person who weaponized their vehicle?
Simple solution. Stop harrassing agents who are enforcing our laws. Stay out of their way, and everyone goes home safely tonight.
And I’m supposed to take your word for it?A lot of things have changed since 2004. Back then the law was still ruled unclear, despite a much earlier ruling in Tennesse vs Garner. This is what allowed qualified immunity to shield the officer from liability in Brosseau v Haugen. Since then, the law has clearly established that shooting an unarmed driver when they could have avoided a moving vehicle is a violation of the 4th amendment. So Ross would likely not get qualified immunity as a result.
I'm sure she was panicked when three of his buddies in masks with guns started screaming obscenities at her.
Not sure why you think this guy harrassing two CITIZENS makes him look better.
1) Parking violations don't merit murder.
2) Last time I checked, we still have a first Amendment, and she has every right to taunt thugs.
3) She wasn't steering "right at them". Ross ran in front of her car as she tried to get around him.
Wait, she was trying to flee the scene, leaving her wife there? That doesn't make any sense.
Maybe he should learn to stop standing in front of cars that may try to flee.
It’s very possible that his previous incident and poor training lead him to make a very poor decision here.
He didn't.........he was on the passenger side, not in the front.......when she backed up she changed the angle of the car and put the agent in front of her....
You posted that without watching the actual video...
He could have moved. Police experts say he messed up.
A third officer, who had been out of the way on the passenger side of the car then walks around the Honda’s hood, stands just in front of the driver and appears to be holding his phone up like he’s filming.
“Why would he do that? Why would he put himself in a more dangerous position than he was already in?” asked Geoffrey P. Alpert, an expert on policing at the University of South Carolina, who called it “absurd” for an officer to use his body to try to block a 4,000-pound SUV.
Darrel W. Stephens, former chief of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department, also pointed to this moment as the baffling first step in a series of questionable actions that most police departments have discouraged for years. As a police chief, he prohibited officers from standing in front of cars in the early 1990s.
“I can’t explain why he would stand there and place himself in front of the car,” Stephens said. “That’s a dangerous decision to make.”
He could have moved. Police experts say he messed up.
A third officer, who had been out of the way on the passenger side of the car then walks around the Honda’s hood, stands just in front of the driver and appears to be holding his phone up like he’s filming.
“Why would he do that? Why would he put himself in a more dangerous position than he was already in?” asked Geoffrey P. Alpert, an expert on policing at the University of South Carolina, who called it “absurd” for an officer to use his body to try to block a 4,000-pound SUV.
Darrel W. Stephens, former chief of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department, also pointed to this moment as the baffling first step in a series of questionable actions that most police departments have discouraged for years. As a police chief, he prohibited officers from standing in front of cars in the early 1990s.
“I can’t explain why he would stand there and place himself in front of the car,” Stephens said. “That’s a dangerous decision to make.”
Wow....that "expert" didn't watch the video from the security camera from across the street....likely made those comments before the video came out.....on CNN....
He was on the side of the vehicle.....the video shows he was on the side of the vehicle.....
When she decided to flee the scene, she backed up.....and the angle of the car changed, placing the officer in front of the car........
What about that do you not understand?
I have posted the video that shows this.......if you don't watch it, you don't know.....and that "expert" doesn't know either because he didn't see that video.......
Once you see the video from the security camera from across the street, and then go back to the very first video released.....you can see the car change the angle, and the agent coming into the front of the car....then, if you watch, you see her start forward, and the agent...seeing her accelerating directly at him...draws his weapon....
You can watch the actual video...released by CNN........and you will see that the "expert," doesn't know what he is talking about...
Wow, that's a fanciful interpretation
What that video shows me is that Officer McShooty wasn't in her path at all.
Take it up with the experts. They say he messed up. He stood in a terrible position.
I’m told that this is the second time he has been hit by a fleeing suspect. Probably not the smartest guy and hasn’t learned not to stand in front of a car that might flee.
Or maybe Minnesota's gravitational pull thrust him forward into the vehicle and the Cosmos is to blame?Did she strike him or did he put himself in the position to be grazed by the vehicle by reaching out and touching it.
Take it up with the experts. They say he messed up. He stood in a terrible position.
I’m told that this is the second time he has been hit by a fleeing suspect. Probably not the smartest guy and hasn’t learned not to stand in front of a car that might flee.
Again.....CBS had on an expert and they pulled the segment....because the other video had been released and made their "expert" into an idiot.....
I’m sure we’ve all seen the video.You can watch the video yourself........bu that would mean you would have to admit the expert was wrong...
According to you. I’ll go with what the experts think.
They say he was positioned poorly. Don’t stand in front of a car that might flee. Makes sense to me. Maybe he’ll learn this lesson before it happens to him a third time.