Dallas Police Officer Tries To Enter Wrong Apartment, Fatally Shoots Resident

[TheDeuce]

She's not a cop.

 

She wasn't a cop when she murdered him?

[sportsfan41]

She wasn't a cop when she murdered him?

 

She wasn't a police officer while on trial. There have been plenty of cases where former police officers get convicted and sentenced "appropriately" according to public opinion. I'm not sure I fully understand how you or anyone that wasn't a part of the investigation is able to know so clearly what went on inside that apartment that night.

[TheDeuce]

She wasn't a police officer while on trial. There have been plenty of cases where former police officers get convicted and sentenced "appropriately" according to public opinion. I'm not sure I fully understand how you or anyone that wasn't a part of the investigation is able to know so clearly what went on inside that apartment that night.

 

Whatever you say chief.

[sportsfan41]

Whatever you say chief.

 

Exactly my point.

[TheDeuce]

Exactly my point.

 

We know what happened because Guyger told us...

[Hatz]

I've wondered if Guyger was at home and this young man opened the door mistaking it for his apartment.

 

He happened to have a weapon and when she pulled hers, he killed her. :idunno:

[TheDeuce]

I've wondered if Guyger was at home and this young man opened the door mistaking it for his apartment.

 

He happened to have a weapon and when she pulled hers, he killed her. :idunno:

 

Armed robbery and capital murder.

[Colonels_Wear_Blue]

Armed robbery and capital murder.

 

Absolutely, yep.

[sportsfan41]

Armed robbery and capital murder.

 

Absolutely, yep.

 

That would be burglary, unless he decided to take something while in the apartment.

[TheDeuce]

That would be burglary, unless he decided to take something while in the apartment.

 

Cool. The police are capable of making up whatever they want.

[sportsfan41]

Cool. The police are capable of making up whatever they want.

 

Some folks seem to think so, I was simply referring to what the law states it would be.

[Randy Parker]

I've wondered if Guyger was at home and this young man opened the door mistaking it for his apartment.

 

He happened to have a weapon and when she pulled hers, he killed her. :idunno:

 

Armed robbery and capital murder.

 

Absolutely, yep.

 

No doubt that's what would happen.

[bugatti]

I believe this thread has run its course.