To Protect and to Serve II

Lmao “look at me I’m just a girl”. She changed her story three times and clearly was caught lying. Then tried to resist arrest.

Too bad she didn’t kick the tyrant in the nuts.

Please answer this question.

When a law enforcement officer has an interaction with a law abiding citizen who has a carrying permit. Why does the officer unarm the law abiding citizen for their “safety”? What about the safety of the law abiding citizen? Cops kill far more innocent law abiding citizens than law abiding citizens that kill them.
 
Too bad she didn’t kick the tyrant in the nuts.

Please answer this question.

When a law enforcement officer has an interaction with a law abiding citizen who has a carrying permit. Why does the officer unarm the law abiding citizen for their “safety”? What about the safety of the law abiding citizen? Cops kill far more innocent law abiding citizens than law abiding citizens that kill them.

He's a tyrant for investigating her hit and run accident and subsequent resisting arrest?

And your question is not a 100% of the time thing, i've had witnesses i've interviewed with firearms on their side, that they showed me their carry permit or i was in their house and i never had them remove it. Now suspects or people i didn't know or wouldn't cooperate, yes i want to remove the weapon until i know what's going on with the scene. That is both legal and sensible.

And your last statement is just ridiculous, Cops kill far more innocent law abiding citizens than law abiding citizens that kill them

Law enforcement officers have shot and killed about .00000001% of all encounters they have had with citizens the past decade. and OF THOSE, 95-98% were legal justified shootings of criminals and not "law abiding citizens". And you do realize that several hundred officers get shot a year by citizens and don't die right?

in fact when you remove suicides from ALL shootings in the US, you have a 93% survivability rate if you are shot generally, they just don't make all the news channels like the "serious" cases do.
 
Law enforcement officers have shot and killed about .00000001% of all encounters they have had with citizens the past decade. and OF THOSE, 95-98% were legal justified shootings of criminals and not "law abiding citizens". And you do realize that several hundred officers get shot a year by citizens and don't die right?
And who makes the determination of whether a incident was a "good shoot" or a bad one?
 
Oh dear, they had drugs. The horror.

The Louisville Metro Police Department will change its search warrant policy and officers will be required to wear body cameras in more situations after a black emergency medical worker was shot and killed by an officer in her home, city mayor Greg Fischer said Monday. Breonna Taylor, 26, was killed in March when police entered her home searching for illegal drugs.
 
No drugs were found. So not only did they enter private property without announcing themselves, they also didn’t find anything they were there for.
There’s no evidence they didn’t announce themselves. And the package of drugs was already taken by the jermarcus dude
 
Just word of mouth unfortunately. Not the dead womans mouth though. She can’t talk anymore.
Yea moral of the story. Don’t make deals with drug dealers and take money from them to get drugs shipped to your house. Also make sure your boyfriend doesn’t shoot police officers
 
Where is she from? Around Knoxville probably not, but I wouldn't rule it out.
She has history of psych and was dealing drugs w her boyfriend got arrested and was going away a long time. Fought was handcuffed and when they set her in her car (big tactical mistake by the way). She grabbed her bf’s illegal gun and shot her self
 
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