“How many milliseconds from the “announcement” did they “enter” (no doubt by smashing down the door)? “
Looks as though “Dynamic Entry” resulted in “Dynamic Response.” It’s sad that the LEO lost his life because he was probably following the orders of some jerk higher up whose steroid load was too high. If we are to “retake” our country from the JBT’s, more of this may be in the offing.
Magee’s attorney, Dick DeGuerin, said his client thought he was being burglarized, reached for a gun and opened fire.
DeGuerin has acknowledged his client had a small number of marijuana plants and seedlings, as well as guns he owned legally. The grand jury did indict Magee for possession of marijuana while in possession of a deadly weapon, a third-degree felony.
“This was a terrible tragedy that a deputy sheriff was killed, but Hank Magee believed that he and his pregnant girlfriend were being robbed,” DeGuerin said in an interview Thursday.
“He did what a lot of people would have done,” DeGuerin added. “He defended himself and his girlfriend and his home.”
The longtime defense attorney said he could not immediately remember another example of a Texas grand jury declining to indict a defendant in the death of a law enforcement officer.
http://www.sfgate.com/default/article/No-murder-charge-for-man-who-shot-Texas-deputy-5210909.php