Off-duty Cop walks into the wrong apartment after her shift, shoots and kills the man in who lives there. (President, attorney)

[mtl1]

Originally Posted by Tinawina

Yeah that sounds plausible. No matter what I don't think the victim had much time to register what was happening.

Agree, she most likely fired on him almost immediately.

[Synopsis101]

Originally Posted by mtl1

I'm thinking the door was closed but unlocked and she bumped it open and probably yelled something at the poor victim and within seconds started firing. Called 911 and turned on the lights and realized she was not in her apartment and went outside to see what apartment number it was.

The apartment doors automatically lock when closed.

[mtl1]

Originally Posted by 2sleepy

But other residents of the complex have posted video on twitter showing that those doors can't be 'ajar' they automatically close https://twitter.com/shaunking/status...09539446943747

That's why I said I believe the door was closed not ajar initially. It was probably unlocked and she bumped it open and calling that "ajar".

I know what some are trying to do, claim she knew it wasn't her apartment and made up the whole story. I don't think that's true.

[DC at the Ridge]

Originally Posted by 2sleepy

But other residents of the complex have posted video on twitter showing that those doors can't be 'ajar' they automatically close https://twitter.com/shaunking/status...09539446943747

If something was obstructing it, it could have been ajar. It doesn't even have to be all that obvious. A twig that stuck to a shoe, but fell when he entered his apartment could be caught on the edge of the door and prevent it from closing all the way. I'm not saying that this is what happened, just that doors that are supposed to shut automatically don't always shut completely. And a person might not notice if it was a small obstruction.

[Corvette Ministries]

Shadow shooting.

That should be illegal.

It would seem one should always have some idea of what they're shooting at, or otherwise have their pistol taken away from them.

[mtl1]

Originally Posted by Synopsis101

The apartment doors automatically lock when closed.

I read that a resident said the doors do not automatically lock.

[Synopsis101]

Originally Posted by mtl1

I read that a resident said the doors do not automatically lock.

Link?

[Fatty MacButter]

Originally Posted by elan

Well it's up to the jury now, they will have to sort fact from fiction.

Or, as in 12 Angry Men, they will have to "separate the facts from the fancy." Sorry, couldn't resist that. 12 Angry Men is fave movie, and I've just watched it for the 1000th time lol.

[mtl1]

Originally Posted by Synopsis101

Link?

https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/Da...492784591.html

Many residents told NBC 5 they chose to live at the complex because they believed it was safe. They said keyfobs are needed to access each floor, but that doors do not automatically lock when closed.

You could've searched for it yourself.

[Synopsis101]

Originally Posted by mtl1

https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/Da...492784591.html


You could've searched for it yourself.

Thanks.

This info is irrelevant unless she changes her story again.