[Vaquero]

Does someone have an audible copy?

[DoughtyOne]

[DoughtyOne]

[Wolfie]

Is it an interview or testimony under oath?

[Goreknowshowtocheat]

I cannot understand a word she says.

[sauropod]

watch

[ScubieNuc]

Regardless if they were set up or not, he should not have reached into his jacket like he did. That action allowed the authorities to shoot him.

[RIghtwardHo]

It’s not explosive. It’s wrong. Video shows otherwise as does the testimony of two others in other vehicles.

He charged the cops with his hand looking like it was poised togo for a weapon.

[wkg]

Cox is quoted at OregonLive as saying that he was shot in the wrist unprovoked at the first stop.

http://www.oregonlive.com/oregon-standoff/2016/01/shawna_cox_refuge_occupier_des.html#incart_maj-story-1

[blueunicorn6]

What has law enforcement said?

“He charged us.”

“He was reaching for his waistband.”

“He had a gun in his pocket.”

They keep changing their story. That makes this look like a coverup.

What did the Sheriff say at the press conference?

Did he say, “He drew a weapon and came at us blazing away!”?

Nope.

Look at what he said.

The fact is that this operation was a failure.

The standard is that 100% of the suspects are taken alive.

There is a dead American citizen.

The standard was not met.

That is failure.

Lavoy was not my employee.

Law Enforcement personnel are my employees. I pay their wages.

Do I demand perfection from my employees?

When life and death are involved, yes I do.

This guy left behind a wife and a bunch of kids.

You can be law enforcement or have law enforcement as close relations, but that doesn’t change the fact, the fact, that this operation was a failure.

Law enforcement needs to quit hiding and admit they failed.

Should law enforcement be punished for failing?

Yes, lest it become common practice.

If I was conducting an AAR on this operation, I would start out with,

“Guys, we are all going home tonight. No law enforcement personnel were killed or wounded or hurt and that is great. Things happened fast, and it could have been really bad.”

Then, I would hit them like a blast furnace for failing the mission.

That way, they would know that I cared about them, but that I wouldn’t tolerate failure in life and death situations.

Covering up for incompetence isn’t loyalty, it’s accessory to incompetence.

[WildHighlander57]

Thanks for the info!!

Ping!!

[wildbill]

btt

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