pknopp
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Same thing for Ashli Babbitt as I have pointed out many times. She was in her building. She Was not armed. The cop was not there to gun down women who had no arms at all on them.
I've argued many times that I do not believe there was any justification in shooting her. She was breaking into the Capital building which for some reason you wish to detract from but she didn't seem to be an actual threat to the cop.
Now you seem to think that since she was shot that giver the police the right to ignore the Constitution and kill people for exercising their actual rights. (there is no right to break into the Capital).
I can't figure out how that equates for you.
I would have to guess politics and I find that incredibly sad. I'll bet in other scenario's you will argue the 2nd tooth and nail.
The officer may break openany outer or inner door orwindow of a house, or anypart of a house, or anythingtherein, to execute a searchwarrant, if, after notice ofhis authority and purpose,he is refused admittance orwhen necessary to liberatehimself or a person aidinghim in the execution of thewarrant.Law enforcement officers must identifythemselves and announce their purposebefore using force to enter a dwelling witha search warrant.
There was no search warrant but you'll spin, twist and misrepresent anything to push your politics.
Sad.