@David_J_Bier For the Good case it was a deliberate decision to stand sort of near the front of her car. DHS about ten years ago noted the CBP personnel did that to shoot the driver claiming self defense
The deportation backlash dissected, with today's Quinnipiac poll showing bipartisan distaste for ICE/CPR excesses, which Graff @vermontgmg lists. See the both at https://t.co/S73QLZjWyZ
Pretti shooting is one of 10 + pivotal public events since 1950s, which drive public opinion. 3 of them impaired presidencies. Trump will bull through this but his leading domestic policy is impaired. Go here for the list https://t.co/dGz9ogiW7m
@RichardHanania When Petti "approached" ICE with the pistol, was it in Petti's hand? Was Petti so suicidal to do that? Or was the gun in Petti's holster?
@awstar11 Ross was using a Border Patrol tactic documented in 2013 DHS study of deadly force by CBP -- stand in front of car in order to shoot the driver and claim self-defense. passages and link at https://t.co/S73QLZjoJr
@shannonrwatts@MuellerSheWrote See the 2013,DHS report on border patrol deadly force. Ross used a tactic popular among CBP officers - stand in front of a car and shoot and claim self defense. I cover at https://t.co/GC37mBVYla
@chucktodd Check the internal DHS study of Border Patrol deadly encounters. Ross used a tactic described by DHS, to stand in front of a car and shoot the driver claiming self defense. the passages and link here https://t.co/0Tk2PpA2xD
@jonfavsneeds to look at the 2013 DHS report on deadly force by CBP -- Ross applied a tactic used by CBP to stand in front of a detained car and provoke deadly shooting and justify as self-defense. passages and link to the report https://t.co/0Tk2PpA2xD