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I We know that he has a history with being careless with his gun. He left his service pistol in the toilet.

And inflation is now at 7%. Great job! :cheering-clapping-smiley-emoticon: Cratering:

Interesting difference with the “investigation”. Both officers had hair triggers that didn’t observe any weapons in the hands of the victims before shooting them. The Minnesota decision was correct. You could change the name of the officer from Noor to Byrd in the Justice’s statement and it...

Busted.

Tucker on fire tonight: Also, Kinzinger embarrassing himself on Twitter:

Well, lookie here. Looks like someone got the “easy” treatment...

Not every parent. Only Trump supporters or parents that don’t support CRT in their school will face scrutiny.

Some want to memory hole that stuff. It doesn’t fit their narrative.

It didn’t rise to an immediate threat level yet due to the level of distance and that she didn’t have a weapon in her hand. Also, she didn’t take an aggressive action toward the officer. He panicked, and in other words he choked, and let a stressful situation affect his judgement in using deadly...

There is no evidence she physically assaulted anyone that day. She probably walked by multiples of officers, but didn’t assault any of them. Protesting in a building doesn’t necessarily make someone a domestic terrorist. She most likely wanted to enter that area just to continue her protest.

The mindset of the officer in the Babbitt case is one of panic. He didn’t assess competently the lack of an immediate threat to him.

How about just waiting until he saw a deadly weapon in her hand first at least? No evidence she was a domestic terrorist.

It would be just speculation.

That Sund quote was early on before investigations were well into them and were able to access more of what happened. #factsmatter

When Sund give those comments?

Hold them at bay? Is that how crowd control is supposed to work?Blast the first one you see? I’m not aware that is in any police manual regarding dealing with protesters. I also haven’t seen that method used with the multiple of protests/ riots that have occurred. He didn’t know what was in her...

Wrong

Sure, Jan.

Right, and witnesses (even Lt. Byrd, the shooter) observed that she did not have a weapon in her hand when she was shot. She most likely didn't see the officer who was hidden off to the side behind furniture and divided by glass. Many witnesses didn't even hear whatever muzzled warning he gave...