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Minneapolis Officer Shoots and Kills Woman Who Called 911

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CNN has an interesting article regarding the predictable pattern regarding police shootings.

 

There's a predictable pattern to a fatal police shooting. But not in the case of Justine Ruszczyk - CNN.com

 

Thank you for this article.

 

It kinda supports the focus on this incident that I was aiming for, where I got the impression that some others weren't too keen on where I was coming from.

 

My comment is Not related to the thread topic. But I just wanted to let you know that's my #1a Kinks tune. Thanks for posting!

Apparently the officer has declined an interview with the investigating agency.

 

That doesnt make it look any better.

This officer is toast, in my opinion, unless there's a serious pile of info out there that hasn't been made public.

Apparently the officer has declined an interview with the investigating agency.

 

That doesnt make it look any better.

 

The fact that he even has the option to decline it is problematic.

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The fact that he even has the option to decline it is problematic.

 

I think it definitely makes him look even worse, but it's not really any different than anyone else simply refusing to answer questions if being investigated by authorities.

 

Everyone has the right to decline to comment.

I think it definitely makes him look even worse, but it's not really any different than anyone else simply refusing to answer questions if being investigated by authorities.

 

Everyone has the right to decline to comment.

 

The fact that he even has the option to decline it is problematic.
Yeah, I didn't make much of that. Anything from his camp will come from the union attorneys. I am sure he was told not to provide comment.
The fact that he even has the option to decline it is problematic.

 

That silly constitution gives everyone that right.

The fact that he even has the option to decline it is problematic.

 

Cops are evil AND they don't get the same rights as the thugs on the street?

That silly constitution gives everyone that right.

 

Absolutely. Doesn't mean I have to agree with it.

Absolutely. Doesn't mean I have to agree with it.
So you believe people suspected of a crime should be forced to answer questions?
So you believe people suspected of a crime should be forced to answer questions?

 

Im not sure how you could force someone to answer questions, but I don't have a problem with them at least having to be "available."

Im not sure how you could force someone to answer questions, but I don't have a problem with them at least having to be "available."

 

Huh?

That silly constitution gives everyone that right.

 

We do pick and chose how to follow it.

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