If Andre Hill had a gun he would have had the right to shoot the officer.
No, you never have the right to shoot at a police officer. Never.
That is totally and completely wrong!
Police have no more immunity for any crime they commit than anyone.
Everyone is always authorized to shoot any police officer involved in a crime because they are armed while committing the crime, therefore are a deadly threat.
You can't just arrest them, so if they are committing a rape, robbery, or any crime at all, you pretty much HAVE to kill them in order to stop the crime.
And police have a long record of committing far more crimes than the average person.
They are heavily involved with drugs, prostitution, extortion, suicide, taking bribes, murder, theft, etc.
And there certainly are instances of cops being convicted of rape.
Police do not have a long record of committing crimes. Where do you get your BS from? A CCW holder must always surrender to the orders of a police officer. That's our law. When you get pulled over by an officer, the first thing out of your mouth is to inform the officer that you are armed. That's our law. You must follow all instructions of a police officer to disarm you. That's our law.
CCW has nothing to do with this.
If you see the police committing a crime, such as beating an unarmed person, you have the authority to arrest the police.
If they resist, since they are armed, you pretty much have no alternative to shooting them.
And police illegally beating someone is extremely common.
You do remember Rodney King, right?
I have seen it hundreds of times.
We all have.
If you haven't seen it yourself, then here it is.
Now you can't say you have never seen police illegal beating someone.
And no matter the reason, it is still a felony, committed while armed, so then justifies shooting the cop, if you are there.