He will get paid.
Cop will be disciplined.
Move on.
Cops aren’t perfect. Mistakes happen.
250,000 people a year die from medical malpractice. There’s no vast conspiracy involved. It’s just people screw up.
Cops aren’t perfect. Mistakes happen.
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That was a terrible mistake. The officer could have easily taken the life of an innocent man. This cop should be fired at a minimum.
Bullsh!t. Tradition dictates that the shooter will be put on paid leave, and an INTERNAL, (Read CYA.), investigation will exonerate the trigger man.
Even if there are questions, the local DA will do a Comey, and choose not to prosecute, since he has to depend on the local cop shop to keep his conviction numbers up. Otherwise, he will never get to be the state AG, and then Guv, and then Prez.
The cops have a PR problem, and there is too much precedent to casually deny it, or to hide behind the BLM goons.
It's nothing personal, but after this last year of lies, it's getting harder to go back to the Status Quo.
What you said is correct. It’s a very serious screw-up - shooting this innocent man, if the account is correct. We never know anymore until there is an investigation.
We're not talking about a 'mistake'. We're talking about assault with a deadly weapon.
“There’s no vast conspiracy involved. It’s just people screw up.”
Except when you or I screw up to this level, we end up in jail. When a cop or Hillary Clinton does it, they tend to skate.
“I don’t know” was not a good response from the officer. Actually really, really insane in itself.
This was wrong - very wrong -- irrespective of the color of the man's skin.
Cops need to be trained better than for this to happen