ok, just how the hell does that happen exactly? She can't remember where she lives? and at 10 o'clock at night just happens to choose the one apartment that is unlocked?
And then manages to shoot someone?
This isn't going to be good.
To: TangledUpInBlue
She seems to shoot with accuracy even when blind drunk.
2 posted on
09/07/2018 10:09:01 AM PDT by
ClearCase_guy
(The MSM is in the business of creating a fake version of reality for political reasons.)
To: TangledUpInBlue
Several things had to go wrong for this to happen.
And every one of them are the officers fault.
3 posted on
09/07/2018 10:10:48 AM PDT by
walkingdead
(It's easy, you just don't lead 'em as much....)
To: TangledUpInBlue
Just last week a Dallas County jury convicted Officer Roy Oliver for killing Jordan Edwards.
This officer will be convicted as well.
To: TangledUpInBlue
I’ve never accidentally went into the wrong home at night. I’d probably be the one that got shot. Would be a big “oops” moment either way.
To: TangledUpInBlue
8 posted on
09/07/2018 10:23:48 AM PDT by
ltc8k6
To: TangledUpInBlue
...off-duty officer, who has not been publicly identified...
lesser citizens would have been identified and perp walked by now.
17 posted on
09/07/2018 10:39:37 AM PDT by
Mr.Unique
(The government, by its very nature, cannot give except what it first takes.)
To: TangledUpInBlue
Who knows how many incompetent people are In jobs they cant handle because of affirmative action? Police, doctors, and now air traffic controllers hired based on sex or race, rather than qualifications. Heaven help us.
22 posted on
09/07/2018 10:52:52 AM PDT by
Pining_4_TX
(..he predestined us for adoption to himself as sons...according to the purpose of his will Eph 1:5)
To: TangledUpInBlue
How many “accidental” shootings are initiated by officers who are afraid they can’t ‘manhandle’ their opponent in otherwise non-life-threatening events? Fatigue and stress exacerbate poor judgement. Tillman comes to mind as an example. Friendly Fire.
To: TangledUpInBlue
Well, we know the cop is a SHE, at least she "self identifies" as one. Her race is unknown as of yet. But one thing is certain
To: TangledUpInBlue
It might not have been unlocked. Her key was jammed in the lock. I think she forced the door.
32 posted on
09/07/2018 11:46:36 AM PDT by
arthurus
(GCD)
To: TangledUpInBlue
If a peon "civilian" did this, they'd be looking at manslaughter charges, at the very least.
But it was a cop—one of the members of the special protected class who enjoy de facto immunity from prosecution—so there will be no accountability whatsoever...
33 posted on
09/07/2018 11:51:00 AM PDT by
sargon
("If the President doesn't drain the Swamp, the Swamp will drain the President.")
To: TangledUpInBlue
Might be a negligent homicide (manslaughter). Agreed that everything that went wrong was the officer’s fault.
36 posted on
09/07/2018 11:58:00 AM PDT by
jimfree
(My18 y/o granddaughter continues to have more quality exec experience than an 8 year Obama.)
To: TangledUpInBlue
Officer fatally shoots man after entering wrong apartmentAnother example of bad headline writing. Who entered the wrong apartment, the officer or the man?
41 posted on
09/07/2018 1:31:39 PM PDT by
dfwgator
(Endut! Hoch Hech!)
To: TangledUpInBlue
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