October 28, 20169 yr Author Probably not. You always think an officer's actions are completely justified. If you listen to commands from cops and obey them, I'm guessing 99.44% of the time there would be one less dead criminal.
October 28, 20169 yr Of course you don't. You think anyone that disobeys an order from a police officer should be executed on the spot. Negative, never said that, but thanks for inputting your words into my statements.
October 28, 20169 yr If you listen to commands from cops and obey them, I'm guessing 99.44% of the time there would be one less dead criminal. Hard to argue with that. Even if you don't agree with what the officer is doing at the time, do what they say and sort it out later.
October 28, 20169 yr If you listen to commands from cops and obey them, I'm guessing 99.44% of the time there would be one less dead criminal. And then you would say "he shouldn't have given the officer a reason to stop him." That road is never ending and predictable.
October 28, 20169 yr Not sure the politician Deters offered a deal? I dont believe he did. In reality he couldnt, its an election year.
October 28, 20169 yr If you listen to commands from cops and obey them, I'm guessing 99.44% of the time there would be one less dead criminal. While you are correct you know it has nothing to do with guilt/innocence.
October 28, 20169 yr Author And then you would say "he shouldn't have given the officer a reason to stop him." That road is never ending and predictable. In this case he broke a law? Is that not reason?
October 28, 20169 yr Author While you are correct you know it has nothing to do with guilt/innocence. If one listens to the commands, he would have his chance in court to prove his innocence.
October 28, 20169 yr If true, it seems that would be a very hard thing to argue based on the video. Ive seen that the officer had some injuries from the event. That would help his self defense case.
October 28, 20169 yr If one listens to the commands, he would have his chance in court to prove his innocence. Again, irrelevant to guilt or innocence of the officer in this case.
October 28, 20169 yr Negative, never said that, but thanks for inputting your words into my statements. You didn't have to say it. Your past comments are enough to go on.
October 28, 20169 yr If one listens to the commands, he would have his chance in court to prove his innocence. And if the officer doesn't execute him, he'd have a chance to prove his guilt. Let's be honest. You'll never say an officer involved shooting was unjustified.
October 28, 20169 yr In this case he broke a law? Is that not reason? To kill him? No, no it's not...
October 28, 20169 yr To kill him? No, no it's not... Pretty scary to know people on here feel like disobeying an officer is justification for a death sentence, isn't it?
October 28, 20169 yr Pretty scary to know people on here feel like disobeying an officer is justification for a death sentence, isn't it? Scary and not at all surprising.
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