Posted on 07/11/2016 1:36:07 PM PDT by aynrandfreak
“My boyfriend carries all his information in a thick wallet in his right side back pocket,” Reynolds said. “As he’s reaching for his back pocket wallet he lets the officer know, ‘Officer, I have a firearm on me.’ I begin to yell, ‘But he’s licensed to carry.’ ” According to Reynolds, the officer started firing shortly after.
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Best question I’ve seen. Would love to hear her answer that one.
Excellent Question!
I hope she’s disqualified from being a nurse, working at the morgue, and being a 911 operator.
He’s moving and making noise and she keeps declaring him dead.
One thing that comes through, she didn’t care about that dude.
When your lawyer starts speaking for you as a witness, you know someone has ordered up the gravy train and they know you are just making sh|t up.
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they’ve made a quarter million off their gofundme sites already
That did not seem to be her concern. Her concern was with documenting the event and broadcasting it. She gave no indication that she had any desire to try and save her boyfriend's life. Maybe she didn't realize that he was in such grave condition. It just seems strange to me that's all.
bump
Wonder why they refuse to release the dash cam?
“Does Wayne Brady Hafta slap a bitch?”
I got a big laugh at this, as you are applying your own civilized experiences, norms, and standards onto a person who may as well be from Mars.
When an hysterical Chicano is pointing a gun at you, you do not want to move any part of your body in his direction.
How do you know just because the camera from Reynolds angle captured a tiny portion of the gun, that the officer could also see the gun from his position/angle? Btw, have they revealed or confirmed if that is indeed a gun?
Stand 3 feet outside a car window and see if you can see the lap of a driver. I think it might be difficult.
oh yes, the instant that photo hit the web it was being pushed as comparable to the “Tank Guy” photo of Tiananman Square.... even though she so obviously staged it, pure manipulation of the MSM and the gullible....
How do you know that the law enforcement officer didn't see the entire gun as the suspect was moving around in the driver's seat? I don't think the fact that the armed robbery suspect (Castile) was in possession of a firearm is even in dispute at this point. It is also a fact that illegal drugs were in the vehicle at the time the stop was made. I wouldn't be surprised if we learn later that the officer detected a strong odor of marijuana during the stop.
"Stand 3 feet outside a car window and see if you can see the lap of a driver. I think it might be difficult."
To expect anyone to believe that the officer was at no time closer than three feet from car door is ludicrous. Watching the suspects hands and looking for weapons would have been priority one for the officer during the stop. His life depended on it.
How do you know that the law enforcement officer didn't see the entire gun as the suspect was moving around in the driver's seat?
You don't answer a question with a question. Can you answer the question? And even through you evaded my question, I will answer yours. >I don't know.<
And?
Can she read cursive?
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