With shots fired, I'd say that's quite likely. You try and kill law enforcement officers conducting a lawful probable cause arrest.......daylight isn't something you're likely to worry about for a very long time.
Again, prove who fired first. We already have good evidence on who fired first, but here you are (were last night) just assuming who fired first without anything to back you up spewing your BS.
Who 'fired first'? I don't think you get how the law works. There's no scenario where firing on a cop serving a lawful probable cause warrant for arrest isn't a crime.
And where did I indicate that they 'fired first' in my post? You were saying about 'assumptions'?
Hmm, why don't you re-read what you posted, let me single it out for you since you seem to have a rectal cranial insertion problem:
Yawning.....so, nothing on them firing first? I didn't think so. You demanded that I prove your *assumption*. An assumption that is unfounded and irrelevant. As it doesn't matter who 'fired first'. As there's no scenario where shooting at a cop isn't a crime.
So I ask again, do you have anything to add to this conversation beyond random demands that people 'prove' statements?
With shots fired, I'd say that's quite likely. You try and kill law enforcement officers<snip>
This is clearly an implication on your part to say that the shots fired were first fired to "try and kill law enforcement officers", i.e. by those who had been stopped.
It implies that they tried to shoot police officers. All the 'fired first' nonsense is just projecting your assumptions. I've never made this claim nor insinuated it.
As my standard is 'shots fired'. Not 'who fired first'. The latter is you citing yourself.
I've argued, consistently, that there's no scenario where firing on a cop who is arresting someone on a lawful probable cause warrant isn't a crime.
Anymore of your assumptions you want to demand I prove?
And by the way, you might want to research a probable cause stop/arrest as it has nothing to do with a warrant.
Your ignoramus is showing.
Says the guy who is babbling about 'who fired first' in a conversation of prison sentences for shooting at cops. It doesn't matter who shot first. If you shoot at a cop and they catch you, you're going away for a while.
Oh, and speaking of 'ignororamus', probable cause is a legal standard for the issuance of warrants.