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Look how Trump kept average gas prices below the 3 dollar mark throughout his presidency. Biden took around 6 months to shatter that.

That's the point. There was a barrier. So it would obstruct hearing a command if given. As I said before. An officer should have a reasonable expectation that a command, if given, can be heard before using deadly force. How can someone reasonably hear him, with people yelling, a glass barrier...

I heard surround sounds plus clearly heard the gun shot from behind the glass but no commands from the officer from the same direction. But thanks for playing.

Didn't think so.

Accurate though.

It's possible. But highly unlikely. But can you provide the video you were referring to? Thanks

Your wallet.

This a Karen like behavior. Usually resolved by paying fine.

No. He's pretty much talking out of his rump orifice.

She was right by the Antifa cameraman. So yeah it does.

That's what his lawyer is doing.

Well that's what the lawyer said:

I do.

You said you heard his command on the video. The lawyer even said it couldn't be heard on it. Be better.

Cahoots

Yep, a video with a recording device to pickup nearby sounds.

That's his and the officer's account that he did give a command. The lawyer continued on though explaining why no one on the other side of the glass could hear him: 1. The glass barrier, 2 many people yelling and making a lot of noise. 3. He had a mask on which would muzzle the sound and...

What are people afraid of? Audits happen all the time with businesses and such. If everything is on the up and up there shouldn't be problem.

Interesting info about what his lawyer had to say about his claim that he gave verbal commands prior to the shooting. Officer needs to show proper judgement and have a reasonable expectation that the victim can hear his verbal commands prior to using deadly force.

Also post on 6-30.