To Protect and to Serve II

How do you not know that you’re in the wrong apartment? Wouldn’t the different furnishings be a clue?
I had a dude walk into my apartment at 330 in the morning looking for some girl. I was playing drunk Battlefield on the couch after going out and didn’t lock the door behind me. He said where was so and so, I said you’re in the wrong place and he said I don’t think so. I had a .45 in the drawer of the coffee table so I wasn’t too concerned. I placed said .45 on the coffee table and he apologized and left. Could have been a different story if I’d been asleep and caught him wandering around our bedrooms or something.
 
What’s coming out now is that she was on the wrong floor of the building and that she kept trying her key, but it obviously didn’t work. The guy that was killed heard the sounds at the door and opened the door to see what was going on. Shortly thereafter he was shot and killed.

I’d have an incredibly hard time believing she wasn’t under the influence of something.
 
What’s coming out now is that she was on the wrong floor of the building and that she kept trying her key, but it obviously didn’t work. The guy that was killed heard the sounds at the door and opened the door to see what was going on. Shortly thereafter he was shot and killed.

I’d have an incredibly hard time believing she wasn’t under the influence of something.

Or that it was anywhere close to a mistake.
 
If it's announced 15 minutes after or 7 days... what's the real difference?
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If there isn't a difference between 15 minutes and 7 days, why would there be a difference in treatment? Why wouldn't they just say it within 15 minutes?
Beats me.... maybe it's department policy? Maybe they're trying to keep the calm because the officer was white and the victim is black?
Something about this stinks to high heaven and I think in the end it won't matter if they announced her name immediately afterwards.
 
Beats me.... maybe it's department policy? Maybe they're trying to keep the calm because the officer was white and the victim is black?
Something about this stinks to high heaven and I think in the end it won't matter if they announced her name immediately afterwards.

If it is policy, then it is pizz poor policy. And I doubt if race plays a factor.
 
If there isn't a difference between 15 minutes and 7 days, why would there be a difference in treatment? Why wouldn't they just say it within 15 minutes?

If I had to guess and this is strictly a guess.....It is a union deal.....they have to follow procedure in order of investigation and then if the cop is charged the name is released.
 
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