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'There are plenty of instances where a cop, got in a scuffle, from a traffic stop and not a shot was fired, the person takes off and so does the cop after him'
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FALSE! You absolutely DO NOT have any choice, when a suspect's hand disappears from your view, unless you call needlessly risking your life to be a choice. I dont, and neither do the police departments all over the country. Read the OP.'There are plenty of instances where a cop, got in a scuffle, from a traffic stop and not a shot was fired, the person takes off and so does the cop after him'
'Looking at the video, it's apparent that in his ignorance, Wright created a scenario in which Potter had no choice but to shoot him'.
You always have choices.
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Why must wingers on both sides make everything political. This incident and the verdict have nothing to do with Ds or Rs. The cop made a dumb mistake and murdered a man. It’s that simple.Another case of self-defense against another airhead, oblivious to the rules of police confrontations (rules to follow if you want to stay alive that is).
Another case of another lost life due to "our" deficient MISeducation system, run by liberals, clueless on guns & law enforcement.
Well, certainly looking like I was correct in my assumptions.Daunte Wright had multiple criminal charges on his record when he was pulled over and fatally shot by police.
Daunte Wright accused of choking and robbing woman at gunpoint, had arrest warrant
Daunte Wright, the 20-year-old Black man shot by a White police officer in a Minneapolis suburb Sunday afternoon, had an open warrant for his arrest related to an aggravated armed robbery attempt when he was killed, according to court records.
It has become a common thing to see young black men being shot by police, when they behave erratically, don't keep their hands visible, resist arrest, etc. Police have to protect themselves. It only takes a 1/2 second for someone to pull a gun out of a car console, or from under a seat.
So now Kim Potter is convicted of 2 counts of manslaughter, adding up to 25 years of prison time. This is ludicrous. Once again, the city fathers in a Democrat town go after a cop who shot a black thug goofball, who was resisting arrest, and asking to be shot. From the rather chaotic video, it does show Daunte Wright was resisting arrest, he jumped back into his car, hands disappeared from the officers' view, and there was good reason to shoot him WITH A GUN, following normal police protocol.
I don't think Kim Potter should have even been charged at all, but Minneapolis is a Democrat city, and what should be, isn't the determining factor. What appeases the anti-police, radical element of the black voting population seems to be that. Another bad case added to the growing list (Zimmerman, Wilson, Shelby, Slager, McMichaels, etc)
The OP's opinion.FALSE! You absolutely DO NOT have any choice, when a suspect's hand disappears from your view, unless you call needlessly risking your life to be a choice. I dont, and neither do the police departments all over the country. Read the OP.
"She DID intentionally draw her gun."Fool. She DID intentionally draw her gun. She is a 26 year veteran, but even green recruits in police academies know what they are taught. Suspect hands disappear - SHOOT immediately, do not risk being shot.
The taser talk is just a deflection. Taser has nothing to do with this, Police training is the crux of it, and she followed that correctly, but dude, she's in a Democrat city. That doesn't penetrate your thick skull ?
Read the OP (10 times)...and come back and report to me.
LOLOLThat timing is irrelevant - she knew what was happening.
LOLOLOLI do the same in Tampa, and I wouldn't live in a Democrat hellhole, if you paid me a billion $$.
"Democratic town" has nothing to do with this, in my view. That being said:It has become a common thing to see young black men being shot by police, when they behave erratically, don't keep their hands visible, resist arrest, etc. Police have to protect themselves. It only takes a 1/2 second for someone to pull a gun out of a car console, or from under a seat.
So now Kim Potter is convicted of 2 counts of manslaughter, adding up to 25 years of prison time. This is ludicrous. Once again, the city fathers in a Democrat town go after a cop who shot a black thug goofball, who was resisting arrest, and asking to be shot. From the rather chaotic video, it does show Daunte Wright was resisting arrest, he jumped back into his car, hands disappeared from the officers' view, and there was good reason to shoot him WITH A GUN, following normal police protocol.
I don't think Kim Potter should have even been charged at all, but Minneapolis is a Democrat city, and what should be, isn't the determining factor. What appeases the anti-police, radical element of the black voting population seems to be that. Another bad case added to the growing list (Zimmerman, Wilson, Shelby, Slager, McMichaels, etc)
She shot him by accident and caused his death. Seems more like manslaughter of the second degree to me, but she is guilty.
Cool story, now she's the criminal.All I personally know in the case of Kim Potter is her name was on every commie news station yesterday and there were loud cheers from the leftists in the Streets.
Which to me only meant one thing....
The leftist media pushed a race card. Slanted the facts towards racism. A negro died at the hands of a white person via a gun.
The negro was more than likely some sort of criminal of some kind. That negro will be treated as a hero and will elevated to MLK status despite any sort of criminality. The usual suspects like lebron will claim blacks are mistreated in America from one of his two palatial 25 million dollar mansions and commie kaepernick will chime in from one of his multi million dollar homes that he pays for with the $50 million dollars he received from Nike who uses slave labor in Vietnam to produce their overly expensive SNEAKERS.
Have I gotten any of that close to right?
Say, anyone even remember the name of the negro that deliberately ran over white people and killed 6 including a young boy?
Neither do I. When is his trial? Will the commie news network cover it? Was his bail lowered like aoc wanted?
Yup, which is why Daunte tried to run. Ironically, had she actually intentionally pulled her gun and shot him, she prolly never would have been charged. Just like with Darren Wilson, when you wrestle with a cop and then flee, they almost never get charged with the shooting.Daunte Wright had multiple criminal charges on his record when he was pulled over and fatally shot by police.
Daunte Wright accused of choking and robbing woman at gunpoint, had arrest warrant
Daunte Wright, the 20-year-old Black man shot by a White police officer in a Minneapolis suburb Sunday afternoon, had an open warrant for his arrest related to an aggravated armed robbery attempt when he was killed, according to court records.
Which is meaningless since he's senile. In case you missed it, in the McMichael case, which he admitted he didn't watch, he insisted Travis McMichael didn't point his shotgun at Ahmaud Arbery as he ran towards the truck despite Travis McMichael testifying under oath that he did.The OP's opinion.
If you're that much of a coward that not seeing someone's hands for half a second makes you afraid for your life then you shouldn't be a cop.FALSE! You absolutely DO NOT have any choice, when a suspect's hand disappears from your view, unless you call needlessly risking your life to be a choice. I dont, and neither do the police departments all over the country. Read the OP.
I disagree. The jury made the right call. I would probably agree with you had she intentionally pulled her gun and shot him. But by pulling her taser, she tacitly admits lethal force was not necessary and that shooting him with her firearm was a mistake. That makes her negligent and guilty of manslaughter. Though when I read Minnesota law, second degree manslaughter makes sense to me but first degree does not in this case. But the jury heard the entire case and I did not, so they are clearly more informed than myself. I defer to their verdict.The problem is that there was a warrant for his arrest.... Waving a weapon while in a car and then fleeing the police on foot. Out on bond for aggravated assault for assaulting a woman by choking her and forcibly taking $820 from under her bra. The officers knew this and were nervous to begin with, not knowing what stunt he would pull.
I don't believe that this is allowed to be mentioned in a court trial, since it had nothing to do with the shooting. She should be pardoned immediately.
Who's forcing you to?Why does anyone even argue or debate with the left wing puppets.
LOLOLFor example, have faun on ignore for a reason. Talk about a predictable DUDE. I mean I just read HIS posts (two of them) and well.....yeah.
