jc456
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- Dec 18, 2013
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serious, you're not writing this right? 2:30 am and you think it's light. wow. BTW, the door was open as reported. Son, I can't help your stupid.don't know how you'll get past it then. I gave you the answer you requested. and you say it doesn't happen. well, it didn't here, nope. but again, what was the cop supposed to do? explain for me. it's dark, 2:30am and he's looking for a burglar based on the call. And, he wasn't alone. go ahead, now explain? did she point the gun at him? The family member says yes.Yeah... I’ll believe that take on it when I see it play out a few times...not at all, she's allowed to defend herself, just like the cop. why can't you understand defending one self? you're a strange fk.It also makes one wonder how a reversal of roles will play out in the media, and courts..?Any resident of any home should be concerned about this officer's conduct....and the legal consequences for them.
As if a cop can unannounced, sneak into your backyard and kill you in your own home through your own window, never identifying themselves as an officer and giving you no reasonable chance for you to comply with their order......and then get away with it?
Then cops can kill anyone in their own home with no accountability.
And that's absolutely unacceptable. Cops are our protectors. And this man did anything BUT protect the resident of that home.
Take the same situation; but instead... The woman sees the unannounced stranger draw down on her with his weapon, and she puts one through the middle of his forehead. The same fucks screaming on behalf of the cop in the real life scenario; would be calling for her head in the other.
What can be said..? Some people are just spineless, bootlicking cop groupies...
Sorry, but police need to be smarter than this. He completely put himself into this situation. Its dark? but all the lights were on in the house. He had to think to himself that there is a great chance the residents are home.... that is very important. Why would he be looking primarily for a burglar based on the call, when the call said nothing about suspicious suspects?
This cop has to think in his head that since he has not identified himself as a police officer, any resident inside will not know he is a cop, and being 2 in the morning, and dark outside, he is going to scare anyone who lives there.
He damn well should have announced the police arrival at the front door... shined the spotlight on the dark side of the house and then rang the doorbell. Sure WHAT IF there was a prowler.... but the fact is people live there! no crime was reported! doesnt matter if the resident was holding a gun, sadly in this particular case the police created the situation for disaster.