Wrong. She is a WHITE woman married to a WHITE cop, who works for a WHITE Chief of Police in a predominately WHITE city.
She's going down as soon as an (R) shows up on her voting registration.
I don’t agree; they might put on a show trial (indict on charges on which no jury would ever convict), but I don’t believe there is sufficient evidence to get her. Unlike other female cops in similar situations, she did the only thing she could to ensure he didn’t kill any of them (given her knowledge of the situation as it unfolded). If she is condemned for this, you’ll never see a non-black cop interact with a black suspect again; it isn’t worth losing their jobs, pensions, and possibly freedom.