ICE agent shoots a driver.

[commonsense]

You're talking about Renee Good, right? If so, then...

Yeah, that's what they were trying to do. She was being detained. In her attempt to flee the officers who were lawfully detaining her, she struck one of them enough to push him back several feet, which is enough of a justification in the moment for him to draw his weapon and shoot her.

They were TRYING to apprehend her. She harmed an agent. They opened fire. She died as a result of her own stupidity.

I don't see it quite that way. My understanding of the law, same as Canada, a cop is only allowed to fire to protect their own life or someone else's life. He shot her through the windshield once, and after the threat passed him by, shot her twice more through the side window. Unnecessarily.

 

[JudgeRightly]

I don't see it quite that way.

I don't care how you see it.

That's what happened. Those are the facts.

Your disagreement with them notwithstanding.

My understanding of the law, same as Canada, a cop is only allowed to fire to protect their own life or someone else's life. He shot her through the windshield once, and after the threat passed him by, shot her twice more through the side window.

I strongly suggest you watch this video and educate yourself a bit.

Unnecessarily.

Your opinion is irrelevant.

 

[Idolater]

I don't see it quite that way. My understanding of the law, same as Canada, a cop is only allowed to fire to protect their own life or someone else's life. He shot her through the windshield once, and after the threat passed him by, shot her twice more through the side window. Unnecessarily.

Armchair quarterback.

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