pknopp
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She didn’t even have time to turn the lights on. Was this shooting racially motivated yes or no ?Evidence suggests the victim had an opportunity to throw several scoops of ice cream at the armed police officer which could have blinded her or sullied her uniform.
how was this shooting not justified under the circumstances? It was a mistake it should be manslaughter.. this will be appealed because of the racist judges actions, she will be releasedWhy wouldn’t she use deadly force ? She thought she was in her home. Helloooooo mcflyShe did not even ascertain whether he was a criminal. He could have been from apartment maintenance and had a reason to be thereGuyger could have and should have backed off and called for assistance as soon as she entered the apartment and heard sounds indicating the apartment had someone in it. Even if a criminal was in the apartment and she thought it was her own, there was no immediate threat to her or anyone else. Even her own Department policy called for her to egress and take a defensive position until backup arrived. The murder victim would not have even known she was there if she had followed the official policy.
She could have backed off at any time, instead she chose lethal force and must pay a price for it
Deadly force on someone who is not threatening you?
Eating ice cream requires a lethal response?
You carry a gun you need to make responsible decisions. She did not make responsible decisions .....
An innocent man died because of it
This is the issue. We grant police officers the ability to legally kill others. We allow them to legally detain others. With this must come a responsibility to do this in a responsible way.
The idea that the police can kill and never be questioned or held accountable for their actions has to end.
Her training was to retreat and deescalate the situation. She said she didn't remember that training.