RoshawnMarkwees
Assimilationist
- Dec 23, 2009
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I never suggested any such thing. I was referring to those who want to skip due process and go right to a lynching because they have preconceived notions about cops.The guy had been a cop for a long time. That's what makes this one not as clear as it looks. If he was trigger happy that probably would have manifested itself a long time ago.My guess? His brain went into panic and he lost the fight for the arrest. Lost his cool. Made a criminal decision. Maybe. He was shot w his taser that Scott had. Still a bad shoot imo.
You, however, have never done a dangerous thing in your life. So you wouldnt know the feeling of stress during a conflict.
Have you read his police report? Compare it to the video. There was WAY more than an 'in the moment' decision. He lied his ass off to cover up a criminal homicide. And if you watch the video, it looks like he drops the taser next to the man's body.
Yeah, he went into panic mode then tried to cover it up and the officer next to him never corrected to story.
If the suspect were running toward him, I could see some plausible sense of danger. But running away? That's a guy whose 'kill it' threshold is way to hair trigger to ever be a cop.
It's also just as easy to speculate that he thought the culprit was running off with his taser that he had just used on the cop suggesting the culprit is capable and willing to use it on someone else, making the shooting justifiable. But I admit I don't know.
Unlike cop haters, I'll wait for the evidence.
So in your opinion, anybody who thinks there is a possibility the cop might be wrong is a cop hater. Is that right?