Accidental breaking and entering and manslaughter

[caojyn]

oh come on, you know what he means

Yes, she shouldn’t have to suffer the indignity of sitting in jail with the menacing predators for killing someone, bc she’s such a good person.

 

[caojyn]

Imagine if the situation was reversed, I wonder if he’d have gotten special considerations for all his good work.

 

[ignerntbend]

Oh, come on. Why do you keep saying stuff like that?

 

[ignerntbend]

Imagine if the situation was reversed, I wonder if he’d have gotten special considerations for all his good work.

Dana Loesch said today on NRATV that the situation could have been much different if the victim had been a law abiding gun owner capable of defending himself.

 

[caojyn]

Dana Loesch said today on NRATV that the situation could have been much different if the victim had been a law abiding gun owner capable of defending himself.

Lol, ohh the NRA. Always classy and out of touch

On a different note, have you heard the Dave Chappelle joke: Police: "Apparently this thief broke in the house and hung up pictures of himself and his family all over the place."

 

[ignerntbend]

Lol, ohh the NRA. Always classy and out of touch

On a different note, have you heard the Dave Chappelle joke: Police: "Apparently this thief broke in the house and hung up pictures of himself and his family all over the place."

Afterwhich, he ignored verbal commands.

 

[jakeman]

Afterwhich, he ignored verbal commands.

Dude was in his living room.

There's a dead guy that shouldn't be dead, and he's dead because this lady killed him. He was in his own home, minding his own ****ing business and a cop walked in his home and shot him, dead. He's dead and she's responsible; and at the risk of sounding like a liberal, victim blaming here is unbelievably despicable. Dude was in his own home. Not only am I probably not going to follow commands, I'm probably going to try to defend myself if I have the chance and aren't ventilated before I can do so.

To even hit that he's dead because he "ignored verbal commands" is as repulsive an argument as I've ever encountered.

 

[Buzzdraw]

First thing, I wasn't there so can't know the full circumstances. One question in my mind would be, why did she open fire until the target was identified? Every officer I know carries at least a couple white lights on them. Many duty gun holster rigs come with a weapon light mounted.

 

[ignerntbend]

Dude was in his living room.

There's a dead guy that shouldn't be dead, and he's dead because this lady killed him. He was in his own home, minding his own ****ing business and a cop walked in his home and shot him, dead. He's dead and she's responsible; and at the risk of sounding like a liberal, victim blaming here is unbelievably despicable. Dude was in his own home. Not only am I probably not going to follow commands, I'm probably going to try to defend myself if I have the chance and aren't ventilated before I can do so.

To even hit that he's dead because he "ignored verbal commands" is as repulsive an argument as I've ever encountered.

You've convinced me.

 

[dennishoddy]

Jean’s family hired attorney Benjamin Crump, who is best known for representing the families of Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown. Martin was the black 17-year-old who was shot fatally in 2012 by George Zimmerman, a Hispanic man who was his Orlando-area neighborhood’s watch captain. Brown, who was 18, was shot to death in 2014 by a white police officer in Ferguson, Missouri.​

HAHA, they should hire a lawyer that knows how to win a case and not be a showboat for the camera's.