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

[theHawk]

If she did block their vehicle, they should have given her an adequate opportunity to unblock it.

They did. She instead chose to block them, taunt them, then disobey their orders, then tried to speed off and hit one of them.

I don’t know if she just didn’t see the officer, or what. But it’s still her fault for pulling forward recklessly without looking ahead. Or she did see him and just didn’t care, and chose to hit him anyway.

Play stupid games. Wins stupid prizes.

 

[2aguy]

That's exactly what I'm talking about. ICE exited their vehicle and immediately tried to detain without giving her a chance to just leave and with deadly consequences. Duh.

Were you born stupid, or did you work at it?

She blocked them for 3 minutes....that is the new video that just came out....showing her sitting there for 3 minutes blocking them..

 

[playtime]

She should have moved her car the first time they told her.
She should have exited her car the first time they told her.

Instead, she acted stupidly for the last time.

there are more than one witness who said she was getting CONflicting directives. both to move her vehicle & to get out.

 

[2aguy]

She should have moved her car the first time they told her.
She should have exited her car the first time they told her.

Instead, she acted stupidly for the last time.

She sat there for 3 minutes blocking them....

 

[2aguy]

there are more than one witness who said she was getting CONflicting directives. both to move her vehicle & to get out.

Wrong........we know this because of the actual video of what happened.......the agent at the door told her to exit the vehicle......her "wife," told her to drive.........she chose to drive and in doing that, hit the other agent.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Well, as soon as the video with Renee's wife talking shit, before Renee ran into the Agent and got shot came out, the donations at her GoFundMe page stopped coming in abruptly and haven't budged since.

Take it or leave it, but the money tells the tale, and she had raised up to a little over $1.5 million until everyone could see what was going on, and nothing after that.

You can pretend there is an argument to be made, but the ******* money stopped supporting the nonsense on a dime.

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Latest donation two days ago.

Well, I doubt if there's too much grieving in that millionaire household.

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[playtime]

Wrong........we know this because of the actual video of what happened.......the agent at the door told her to exit the vehicle......her "wife," told her to drive.........she chose to drive and in doing that, hit the other agent.

why was an agent who has PTSD allowed to be anywhere near civilians?

he's so ******* toast.

 

[theHawk]

Were you born stupid, or did you work at it?

She blocked them for 3 minutes....that is the new video that just came out....showing her sitting there for 3 minutes blocking them..

Democraps don’t care about the facts. Only whatever narrative appeases their feelings.

 

[Bitterhook]

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Latest donation two days ago.

Well, I doubt if there's too much grieving in that millionaire household.

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It was significant to me when the video came out regarding the wife talking shit to the agent, the vehicle hitting the agent, and the fact Renee was looking dead in the face of the other agent telling her to get out the car.

Shortly thereafter was the last donation to the GoFundMe page.
If you want to really know why, it's because people care and want to help, right up until the money they want to send doesn't buy the bullshit they have been told, or the utter nonsense and garbage folks are trying to sell them.

 

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[playtime]

liberal women are stupid

i like pie.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

there are more than one witness who said she was getting CONflicting directives. both to move her vehicle & to get out.

She ignored the original directive, "move your car" for over 3 minutes.
She ignored the second directive, "get out of your car".
Sadly, her stupidity killed her.

 

[OODA_Loop]

The Doctor's entire assertion is he put his hand on his gun when he had confrontational aggression and goading from her "wife" who was within Tueller distances ? Of course he did. That's training and self-preservation, not weakness.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Kindness, right up until she hit the agent with her vehicle.

 

[playtime]

The Doctor's entire assertion is he put his hand on his gun when he had confrontational aggression and goading from her "wife" who was within Tueller distances ? Of course he did. That's training and self-preservation, not weakness.

what 'agrression'? she never approached him. dude couldn't take a weak taunt from a girl? lol...

yaaaaaaaaa......... & there was a raging pitbull in the back too.

right?

 

[OODA_Loop]

what 'agrression'? she never approached him. dude couldn't take a weak taunt from a girl? lol...

yaaaaaaaaa......... & there was a raging pitbull in the back too.

right?

Within 21 feet aggression verbal or otherwise the hand goes on duty weapon for retention and/or draw.

 

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Within 21 feet aggression verbal or otherwise the hand goes on duty weapon for retention and/or draw.

ya, good luck with that one.

 

[OODA_Loop]

ya, good luck with that one.

The Tueller Drill is a situational awareness and reaction-time exercise designed to illustrate the danger posed by an attacker armed with a melee weapon at close range, that underscores how quickly a close-range threat can escalate. Tueller did his tests and studies at 21 feet (7 yards) because it was already common for officers to train to shoot from this distance. Tueller found that a person would be in danger if an attacker came at him from this distance.[1] According to NRA publication Shooting Illustrated, the Tueller Drill evolved into a "21-foot rule," which is the idea that an attacker can close a distance of 21 feet within 1.5 seconds, and that therefore 1.5 seconds is generally taken to be the minimum response time facing a threat.

Tueller Drill - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Rawley]

How many hispanics working someone's house, on some construction site, or walking around have been detained illegally and asked to see zee papers, just because they're brown?

I'll bite. How many?

 

[playtime]

The Tueller Drill is a situational awareness and reaction-time exercise designed to illustrate the danger posed by an attacker armed with a melee weapon at close range, that underscores how quickly a close-range threat can escalate. Tueller did his tests and studies at 21 feet (7 yards) because it was already common for officers to train to shoot from this distance. Tueller found that a person would be in danger if an attacker came at him from this distance.[1] According to NRA publication Shooting Illustrated, the Tueller Drill evolved into a "21-foot rule," which is the idea that an attacker can close a distance of 21 feet within 1.5 seconds, and that therefore 1.5 seconds is generally taken to be the minimum response time facing a threat.

Tueller Drill - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

that's nice. but not anywhere close to what happened.