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But wouldn't protecting himself be to shoot the driver?
How do you know he wasn't aiming for the driver and just missed? Police officers' aim is always a hot-button topic here on NT.
*How many shots were fired?
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But wouldn't protecting himself be to shoot the driver?
Y'all realize she (the shoplifting mother) was the PASSENGER, so the whole narrative of his deadly force being used against her to protect his own life doesn't even add up. He would have shot the driver if that was the case.
And as much as NT talks about and glorifies stealing, funny to see all you dudes in here advocating this egregious overuse of force. I hope Holiday Inn shoots y'all *** the next time y'all leave with their monogrammed towels.
At the passenger? Yea that makes sense
But wouldn't protecting himself be to shoot the driver?
And that's ignoring this happened in Texas, where Law Enforcement and regular citizens alike all just cherrypick for the tiniest of situations to escalate so they can shoot people and claim it's justified.
But wouldn't protecting himself be to shoot the driver?
And that's ignoring this happened in Texas, where Law Enforcement and regular citizens alike all just cherrypick for the tiniest of situations to escalate so they can shoot people and claim it's justified.
auto correct relax
deadly force is warranted over stealing walmart merchandise? taking someone's life is okay because they stole something? wow, ignorance
Stop downplaying it.
Property is property, even if it's cheap Walmart merchandise. There is an entire field of law dedicated to it because of how important it is to people.
I'm not saying she deserved to die. But you can't **** with people's ****. Especially people with guns.
what do you mean downplaying it. What about the thread where the black dude's clothes were getting ripped off and dude was biting him for a snickers bar? People were saying the shop owners were using too much force. This woman's was shot to death for some walmarts merchandise.
It's less of an option than shooting an actual person in the car?
I swear some of y'all have no regard for human life... x
Again with that "she put herself in that situation" argument.
If y'all really believe that, then it's fair to state that the security guard put himself in the very situation "where he feared for his life." He had four opportunities to fall-back, but he persisted on and put himself in a dangerous situation. Can we say that he deserved everything he got then? NO, so enough with that silly point y'all keep making.
No.
Standard procedure while being under employment for Walmart, where there is a code of conduct for his position, would have been to let them go and alert the proper authorities-- ON-DUTY officers.
Remember, he was working at Walmart in an OFF-DUTY capacity, where he was contractually obligated to follow the rules and regulations dictated by management for his position, which in many way states that he should NOT have pursued them because of safety and liability issues. If he got hurt, he could have sued Walmart (though I doubt Walmart would be liable because he broke procedure by going after them).
He shouldn't have gone after them--that's the crux of this, plain and simple, because it's stipulated by his job position.
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what do you mean downplaying it. What about the thread where the black dude's clothes were getting ripped off and dude was biting him for a snickers bar? People were saying the shop owners were using too much force. This woman's was shot to death for some walmarts merchandise.
@ "he should've shot the tires".
These hood boogers stole, smacked a cop with a purse, and then tried to run him over and y'all fools are really on their side?
**** outta here.
No trial, no jury, straight capital punishment
This.She shouldn't have been shoplifting. She put herself at risk because she tried to escape. Consequences come.
Care to explain?the whole trying to run him over excuse has been debunked.
you'll be surprised.the whole trying to run him over excuse has been debunked. Only way a cop should draw a weapon and fire in public is if their life is in danger. Getting hit by a purse from a woman is not life threatening. She should have kept her *** out of Walmart but deadly force was unnecessary. **** outta here with the illogical thinking. No Walmart merchandise has more value than a human life.
Care to explain?
you'll be surprised.
[h1]Worker dies at Long Island Wal-Mart after being trampled in Black Friday stampede.[/h1]
anywho either way both sides will get scrutinize, but that's the ****ed up life we live in
you forgot having the door open. so when she reverse he was behind that open door. so you get the point.1.He shot the passenger who was not driving
2. He was said to have been in between the car door and the passenger side (he opened up the car door from what I read, so he ran up to the car to try and stop them from driving off). To get ran over he would have to have been in front, or behind the car.
Care to explain?
1.He shot the passenger who was not driving
2. He was said to have been in between the car door and the passenger side (he opened up the car door from what I read, so he ran up to the car to try and stop them from driving off). To get ran over he would have to have been in front, or behind the car.