2aguy
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While I agree it is best to be as compliant as possible since what was legal and what was abusive can more safely be determined later.
But in the case of Breonna Taylor, the police illegal shot her 7 times even though they had no probable cause to even conduct the raid, made no attempt to serve the warrant, and fired randomly at unarmed people.
They had a no-knock warrant. To me (as far as we know) it seemed like police trying too hard to make a bust. A guy she was associated with was a known drug dealer, and they believed he was using her address to get drugs through mail. I also read where two of the detectives in that case were fired today.
The warrant and the way is was served was bogus, but also when there is a single shot through the door, the legal response is not to shoot everyone in sight.
They deliberately fired at Breonna Taylor even though she was unarmed and had done nothing illegal.
That is impossible to justify. They also kept firing, and then offered no first aid.
Moron, it was a small apartment and the idiot was shooting at the police from behind her......
Are you really this blind and stupid?