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nope watch the whole police videoAccording to all the reports the officers hide out of view of the peephole, so no, no he didn’t.
He died as the direct result of poor police behavior
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nope watch the whole police videoAccording to all the reports the officers hide out of view of the peephole, so no, no he didn’t.
He died as the direct result of poor police behavior
wrong watch the hole video. it was his fault ad his alone for opening the door with gun. he knew who they were.According to all the reports the officers hide out of view of the peephole, so no, no he didn’t.
He died as the direct result of poor police behavior
Why not? What’s the point of the second amendment if you can’t defend your home or yourself?With a gun?
Get serious
How? The deputy hide outside of the view of the peepholewrong watch the hole video. it was his fault ad his alone for opening the door with gun. he knew who they were.
Knocking on doors had to be a hint to the airman the place had problems. Did he announce he had the gun for self defense?Black Airman Fatally Shot in Florida by Deputies Entering Wrong Apartment
A 23-year-old member of the U.S. Air Force was fatally shot by deputies who entered the wrong apartment while responding to a disturbance call atballeralert.com
We still dont know if it was wrong apartment yet. The apartment owner called about a disturbance. The police went through knocking on doors. When this dude didnt answer they burst in and he had a gun on them, so he was short. it is under investigation/. crump is on it trying to make money saying the guy said i cant breath. trying to use that again.
Sheriff’s Office released a statement claiming that the deputy who shot Fortson “reacted in self defense” after encountering the senior airman who was armed with a gun.
Not any instanceSo cops can shoot home owners & Property owners open carrying or holding Firearms in any instance ?
true . more free poverty money. thats all crump and her want.Not any instance
In this case the deputy was dispatched to the address for a domestic disturbance
That often leads to violence
The airmen confronted the deputy at close range with a gun in his hand and the deputy responded
The county will probably pay to make the mother go away but I dont see any real blame for the deputy
no just opend the door to cops and didnt complyKnocking on doors had to be a hint to the airman the place had problems. Did he announce he had the gun for self defense?
Along with the right of gun ownership there is a need to use common sense alsoWhy not? What’s the point of the second amendment if you can’t defend your home or yourself?
true and he new better . and dam,n well how to obey order. he is military man. caused his own death.Along with the right of gun ownership there is a need to use common sense also
The airmen failed to do so
Agreed and the deputy used none, resulting in this murderAlong with the right of gun ownership there is a need to use common sense also
The airmen failed to do so
Ok I watched it.i posted the whole body cam. they did shout police twice
Or he was caught off guard half asleep when he opened it.true and he new better . and dam,n well how to obey order. he is military man. caused his own death.
Guess who was murdered. It was Ashli Babbitt on Jan 6, 2021.Fortson was alone in his apartment when he heard a knock at the door. He asked who was there but didn't get a response. A few minutes later, there was a very aggressive knock on the door, Crump said in a statement, but Fortson didn't see anyone when he looked out the peephole.
The woman said Fortson was concerned and went to retrieve his gun, which Crump said was legally owned.
As Fortson walked back through his living room, deputies burst through the door, saw that Fortson was armed and shot him six times, according to Crump's statement. Fortson was on the ground, saying, "I can't breathe," after he was shot, Crump said.
Fortson died at a hospital, officials said. The deputy involved in the shooting was placed on administrative leave pending an investigation.
The woman said Fortson wasn't causing a disturbance during their Facetime call and believes that the deputies must have had the wrong apartment, Crump's statement said.
Florida sheriff deputies burst into wrong apartment and fatally shot U.S. airman, attorney says
Florida sheriff deputies burst into the wrong apartment and fatally shot Senior Airman Roger Fortson, Civil rights attorney Ben Crump said.www.cbsnews.com
Looks like this young man was murdered.
But we will read remarks made after Ashli Babbitt, who did not have a gun at all, that it was proper for the cop to murder her.Ok I watched it.
Umm while armed it was hanging down without a threatening movement. That was a quick draw with zero reaction from the airman.
So I tend toward the Sheriff shot too quick. No drop the gun now before firing.
Was a mistake to open door with gun in his hand, but the guy might have been half asleep or just going WTF for a second.
I have yet to find a single lib who appreciates how quickly a pistol in the hand can be raised and fired
but none of you will even try to tell us why the black guy opened the door with a gun in his hand at all
except the cop shouted TWICE he was a COP.
We dont have that info. We dont have was this a bad area info. We dont have a history of the airman.But we will read remarks made after Ashli Babbitt, who did not have a gun at all, that it was proper for the cop to murder her.
Why did the article mention he was in the Air Force? He had jeans on. And he had heard the cops yell police two times. HE had his pistol to do what? Was he about to murder the cop?