@Gothloretta@silkiecarlo Because "Men".....the only real card they ever have is pointing at the "weakness of women" so sick of patriarchal superiority.
One final point: the Sheriff uses very specific and unusual language. He says that investigators concluded Savanah was “a participant in shooting at our deputies.” What does that mean? He doesn’t specifically say she fired a gun.
I don't know what happened, but it seems grossly unfair to accuse a deceased 15-year-old kidnapping victim of firing officers, provide no evidence, and answer no questions. She can't defend herself.
The other issue is that they are releasing this information via a 39-second video posted on Twitter. It raises a lot of questions, but the police are not answering any. Why?
Second, the Sheriff says that he has referred the officer-involved shooting to the California DOJ under AB 1506.
AB 1506 requires the referral when an officer shoots an UNARMED civilian.
So if Savanah was unarmed, how was she also shooting at officers?
First, the police have previously confirmed that there was only one gun found at the scene.
And Savannah Graziano's father, who allegedly abducted her, was firing at the officers.
So if there was only one gun, how could Savannah have been shooting?
In a 39-second video, the San Bernadino Sheriff accuses Savannah Graziano, a 15-yr-old kidnapping victim, of shooting at officers. She was killed during the encounter w/the police
The Sheriff offers no proof for his extraordinary claim
There are numerous issues with his account
Story time. When I was in my early 20s & I was connecting on a flight in Atlanta, I forgot to let my mom know that I landed before I got on my second flight. She was so worried about me that she literally called the National Guard.
So here I go, @FLGuard my mom needs your help.