[Ken H]

But this guy driiving at a high rate of speed, crashing into a gate with his two daughters strapped in the back seat at 4:40 in the morning and refusing to obey legitimate commands of a law enforcement officer isn’t making you curious?

Is the following your comment at the The Camp Pendleton Patch?

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Elvis
4 hours ago

Yeah, no weapon a 3500 lb car couldn't possibly be a weapon, huh? The fact that the child was in the back proves the Marine had no regard for anybody's safety. If the Marine will gravely endanger his own daughter, do you really think he would take a second thought about taking out a bunch of people?

Police officers have a tough job that takes split second decisions. They don't decide whether or not somebody wants a bag or not. Lives hang in the balance. You want justice? Then support the decision to take potentially take a life to save many.

This I am sure was not and has not been easy for the deputy. He has to not only live with his decision, but listen to all of you people call him out. When you go through you day today and the toughest question you ask yourself is blue cheese or Italian. Think about how hard a life changing decision that is.

[dragnet2]

Good find. It appears elvis, if this is the same elvis, is totally ignoring that fact that never once did OCSD alleged the marine was attempting to run over the deputy.

In fact, when the marine was shot to death, the deputy shot straight through the drivers side window.

In fact the Sheriff's original version of events alleged the deputy feared for his life.

The new version is the deputy feared for the kid's lives.

OCSD bull sh** is up to the rooftops here.

[starlifter]

I call BS.

The cop shot the guy in front of his kids. He made a very bad decision. He should pay dearly for it.