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QUOTE="jc456, post: 23315263, member: 46512"]nope, I never said any such thing. you should read what I posted from yesterday. I would have done exactly what the lady did. it wasn't her fault. But it wasn't the cop's fault either based on the call he and his partner responded to. I said, it is tragic and the circumstances were started by a neighbor call. The cop was doing his job. the lady didn't know the cops were called. It's an accident and that's all.that isn't exactly what he said, but hey, you're an ignorant leftist that can't figure out how to tie your own shoes. He was discussing paranoid cops. And whites have no issues with cops. we actually respect them, thank them for their services. It takes a special kind of person to volunteer to put themselves in harms wayFunny how they are not paranoid with the other 50% that whites are committing.
Oh that's what it is, so you hear a noise in your backyard at 2am and you see someone with a flash light tipping around you should just think that is the police and take them out a glass of milk.
They weren't responding to a 911 call, so what call were they responding to?QUOTE="jc456, post: 23308364, member: 46512"]Fort Worth police chief: 'No excuse' for Aaron Dean to shoot Atatiana Jefferson in her homeI thought the original story stated that it was a welfare call.because he didn't go on a welfare check, he went out on an open structure call. again, read the facts dude.I still wonder why he didn't just knock on the door on a welfare check.I believe a citizen is allowed to protect their home and family. Period. Whatever means that is. This scenario is tragic. It happened because of a set of circumstances one just couldn't control. Front door left open, neighbor sees front door open, rightfully let's the police know of the open door, the dispatch calls it an open structure call, that implies intruder, the cops show up and begin to walk around the house to ensure no shooter outside, she sees them walking around and thinks intruder herself, and now feels obligated to protect her home and family and bang. No one was at fault. no one. she didn't call it in so she didn't know the cops were coming. tragic accident. but only an accident.That law applies to defending yourself from an attack. Trespassers are most likely just people lost are not caring they are trespassers. I have dealt with many trespassers and was only prepared to shoot one of them before he decided to run away.
Texas police officer fatally shoots woman in her home after welfare check
Kraus said the gun found in the room "made sense" if Jefferson was alarmed to hear someone walking around outside her bedroom window. He said the officers apparently believed they were responding to an "open structure" call – which could have meant the home was broken into – rather than a "welfare call" in which they check to make sure people in the home are safe.
Officers plural.
here.
Why would "Open Structure" mean broken into.