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No. He may have been inept, he may have shot unnecessarily, but you don’t know. What I do know is unlikely is that he intended to kill her in malice. Manslaughter at max... oh, and for all you know she was holding something that looked like a gun.
It’s soooo easy to be an armchair quarterback.
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This has a few more details, and it makes it clear there is body camera footage.
So the door is open, but the screen door in front of the door is closed. Like you do on a cool night. Lights on in the home.
He was called for a welfare check - "open structure" - wouldn't the officer first knock on the front door, to see if the woman was ok? Why, at 2 a.m., go around the back of the house looking in the windows?
This has a few more details, and it makes it clear there is body camera footage.
So the door is open, but the screen door in front of the door is closed. Like you do on a cool night. Lights on in the home.
He was called for a welfare check - "open structure" - wouldn't the officer first knock on the front door, to see if the woman was ok? Why, at 2 a.m., go around the back of the house looking in the windows?
It would be interesting to know what he was told that the nature of the call was a concerned neighbor, who noticed his neighbor's lights were on and the door was open, and was concerned about her.
It would be interesting to know what he was told that the nature of the call was a concerned neighbor, who noticed his neighbor's lights were on and the door was open, and was concerned about her.
Neighbor was too nosy also imo.
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