Maybe you should watch the whole interview because you've got it all wrong. She did not come across as overwhelmed. Only one officer was standing next to her and he fired his taser at the same time she fired her weapon and for the same reason. I was on the fence about this one but am more convinced after hearing her testimony and that of the officer next to her that this was completely justified. I do not think race was a factor either.
I am of the same opinion.
She had a stress induced sympathetic discharge. A phenomena well documented in law enforcement. lack of training usual cause
Otherwise it would just be sadI don't even understand how you could say that in this context.
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I don't even understand how you could say that in this context.
If you value nothing else, Caojyn wants you to know that consistency is key to success on discussion boards. Witness: https://www.okshooters.com/threads/...d-of-railroading-officer.235599/#post-2929676
I didn't understand his ridiculous nonsense then and it doesn't make a lick of sense now either.
It's tragic.. But it frustrates me how people overlook a fundamental point. If he had put his hands up and immediately froze and not kept moving, he'd be alive today.
It doesn't make it magically okay, but it's the hard truth.
It doesn't make it magically okay, but it's the hard truth.
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