To: rottndog
It looks like the police gave the suspect every opportunity to comply with whatever orders they were giving...should they have allowed him the opportunity to pull a weapon out of the car? Once his hand/hands go into the vehicle, all bets are off. You call him "suspect". Suspected of doing what? The police were responding to a stalled car in the middle of the road. So is car breakdown a criminal offense now?
To: DoodleDawg
Why they were there is irrelevant to what was happening when the man was shot.
137 posted on
09/19/2016 6:05:47 PM PDT by
rottndog
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To: DoodleDawg
You call him “suspect”. Suspected of doing what?
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If he was disobeying lawful police commands, at that point he was more than a suspect, he was actually violating the law and purposely posing a threat to law officers, and potentially to innocent bystanders. Fair game.
164 posted on
09/19/2016 7:36:07 PM PDT by
fortes fortuna juvat
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