@bchace74@JoeTalkShow We, gee, if they “don’t know what’s happening” I guess they are justified in popping off a few rounds, right? Is “shoot first, ask questions later” how they are trained?
@TPJhawk@allenanalysis This is just a wild guess, but maybe he was struggling because he didn’t want to be arrested? I wasn’t aware that was an offense punishable by death.
@XS1lentMaj0rity@photogater@krassenstein I’m referring to the fact that he can’t prosecute the case if he knows it isn’t supported by probable cause. He may not have had a choice but to decline the case. Shouldn’t be fired for that.
@brianoflan46772@MitchBennett69@dantypo Ignorant me, I suppose. I didn’t realize it was the training that would cause you to panic and pop off a round (or three) rather than vice versa.
@brianoflan46772@MitchBennett69@dantypo Even assuming there was a threat (there wasn’t- whether he perceived one or not), it was over by the time he fired shots into the driver’s side window. What was the justification for those shots fired from the side of the vehicle? Revenge?