Minneapolis Officer Shoots and Kills Woman Who Called 911

[jpa2825]

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

 

He has the option, like any other citizen facing criminal exposure. That said, as a police officer there will ultimately be consequences if he fails to cooperate with the investigation. Outside of any potential criminal exposure, he could definitely lose his job and potential benefits he has earned simply as a result of his failure to cooperate and tell what happened in the investigation. That said, the fact that he has a union representing him would tend to work against that.

[Bluegrasscard]

That press conference was a fiasco with no security or control.

 

Video (maybe some language in clip):

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCioGFNCFY8

[Hatz]

Video (maybe some language in clip):

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCioGFNCFY8

 

Saw it the day of the presser. Poor example of security and how to protest.

[halfback20]

New info says he may have been startled by her slapping the back of the car. Thats an odd thing for her to do, but it's not a good reason to shoot her...

[mcpapa]

New info says he may have been startled by her slapping the back of the car. Thats an odd thing for her to do, but it's not a good reason to shoot her...

 

Agreed on both counts.

[TAC]

New info says he may have been startled by her slapping the back of the car. Thats an odd thing for her to do, but it's not a good reason to shoot her...

 

Wonder if that was the load sound that was heard?