Thank you for understanding the intent of the thread michael. I think we can all learn something from discussing this from this perspective. Clearly the officer had issues but that not really even worth talking about past he as an individual is an *****. I want to see insight on how we can handle a situation like this from our side of the door.
My feeling is once the situation got crazy (after the officer found out about the gun) there was nothing that could be said. Seems to me like it was a good time to invoke the right to silence and ask for an attorney.
Do you think such a move would have negatively affected the situation further?
My feeling is once the situation got crazy (after the officer found out about the gun) there was nothing that could be said. Seems to me like it was a good time to invoke the right to silence and ask for an attorney.
Do you think such a move would have negatively affected the situation further?