[X-spurt]

I’m agreeing with 13. The poor Jews had no place to run to Ms. McCain.

Is all cop haters have here?
Once the perp gives false ID, runs, fights cop, gains some control of cop’s weapon, the cop was required to stop the perp by any and all means.

Your Mr. Scott made a lot of bad mistakes, none the least of his actions that fateful day.

[MeganC]

Watch who you’re not-so-slyly calling a lesbian. It’s not funny.

[kiryandil]

Your Mr. Scott made a lot of bad mistakes, none the least of his actions that fateful day.

This is kind of like the George Zimmerman-Trayvon Martin case.

Everyone who wanted Zimmerman's hide said he should have just stayed in the truck. Michael Slager should have just stayed in his squad car. He had Walter Scott's license, his car, and his passenger. He had NO duty to go after Scott, per the Supreme Court.

I might even define what he did as "police vigilantism*".

*Vigilantism. Taking the law into one's own hands and attempting to effect justice according to one's own understanding of right and wrong

Michael Slager was wrong to pursue Walter Scott.

A wise policeman says about engaging in ill-advised pursuits: "No. No, indeed. Hell, no."

click on the YouTube vid to get advice about these things. (Hat-tip to The Baytown Outlaws) :)

X-spurt - your Mr. Slager made a lot of bad mistakes, none the least of his actions that fateful day.