Once again, you are not as smart as we had hoped you would be. The Trooper could not allow the perp to wrestle away his duty weapon and shoot him. It was a righteous shoot.
The Trooper, [who apparently instigated the assault], could not allow the perp associate pastor to wrestle away his duty weapon neutralize his substitute "manhood" and shoot shut his mouth for him. It was a righteous shoot manslaughter.
Armed cops must kill anyone who touches them in order to prevent their weapon from being wrested from them.
Anybody else think this is perhaps a reason to reconsider having armed cops? If the presence of a weapon itself creates a situation where somebody is inevitably going to die, is it a good idea to have so many weapons around?
That's odd. The polices spokesholes were breathlessly telling us all about the gun that "the perp" had on the scene, and that they recovered. Why would the murdered guy need to "wrestle away" a weapon, when he already had one? And where was it? He looked pretty empty-handed to me. Guess if they throw up enough smoke, they'll be away to slip safefully away from the necessary questions [like, where's the second video?].
If it would have been me, weaponized, and I had been trying to do what you claimed, I would have dotted his eyes for him, with getting all tired wading. LOL! :)
“...It was a righteous shoot.”
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Maybe....maybe not. I’d like to see ALL the video from BOTH the patrol cars. In the small snippet of video we’ve been allowed to see, I see one trooper (the one on the left) who is all jacked up, animated and quite clearly ANGRY about something and I see the other trooper who is quite calm and composed.
What the hell went on BEFORE the snippet of the video we’ve been shown. And, while we’re at it, what the hell went on AFTER that snippet? Enquiring minds want to know. I get irritated when exposed to attempts to “shape” a narrative by SELECTIVE release of information and that tactic always triggers my “watch out for the Bull Crap” instinct.
Lovely story, just your type, too bad its fiction.