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To: null and void
I’d venture that his siblings weren’t the ones that murdered him.

Not necessarily legally correct. If there is a felony in progress, and someone dies, then the felon would be the one charged with murder, not necessarily the person that pulled the trigger. If there was merely a misdemeanor, then the charge would be manslaughter, not murder.

I this case a family member got a ride in a hearse.

Stupidity sometimes has a high price. A cop gets shot, even if it turns out to be blue on blue, and things are likely to get very ugly.

Unsolicited advice for everyone here: If a cop is pointing a gun at you and tells you to get down, get down. Don't hop back up and charge back into the action.

50 posted on 04/11/2015 11:08:45 AM PDT by PAR35
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To: PAR35
Will one of the cops be charged for shooting an officer?

(himself, iff'n that's how one of them got shot in a leg. ouch.)

53 posted on 04/11/2015 12:13:00 PM PDT by BlueDragon (the weather is always goldilocks perfect, on freeper island)
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To: PAR35
Yup. I covered that very point at post #8.

So please tell us what your unsolicited advice would be with TWO cops, one who shouts "FREEZE DON'T MOVE OR I'LL SHOOT!" while the other screams "GET ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW OR I'LL SHOOT!"

54 posted on 04/11/2015 12:15:12 PM PDT by null and void (He who kills a tyrant (i.e. an usurper) to free his country is praised and rewarded ~ Thomas Aquinas)
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To: PAR35

“.......if a police officer asks to talk to you, the reasonable thing to do is cooperate and talk”.......

Guess they haven’t figured that out in Idaho yet.


70 posted on 04/12/2015 5:56:08 AM PDT by DaveA37
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