[SZonian]

IMO, not a spit’s worth of difference between the 2...”enforcement” is enforcement.

Degrees of escalation and all that comes with it.

And if the code “enforcers” weren’t so busy trampling on a
person’s private property rights over something as benign as an inoperable vehicle, we might not have a dead subject.

But I guess that’s ok since they were only “enforcing” the law. A law that pushed a man, who by all accounts, was quite mild mannered and pleasant, minding his own business over the edge.

I’m sorry, that’s not something I could live with...and the price just isn’t worth it.

[thefactor]

No one deserves to die for violating some neighborhood code, of course.

The question becomes was shooting at police a reasonable response to having personal property towed away after years of neglect/complaints?

Obviously I would say no, but some people here see a much larger issue. And I respect that. If you're willing to die for this type of property dispute, then I respect that decision. And I say that with no sarcasm tag.