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They didn't. She was killed in the act of committing a felony. She should have cooperated with LE, and everything would have been fine.
She would have been fine if they just did their thing in the already easily accessible areas of the building... leaving those sheltering in place alone there would be no perceived threats against persons just property.
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Originally Posted by mirage98de
Saying this as a Republican...
Every moron who participated in that idiotic event deserved to get mowed down.
That loser made a stupid decision and paid the price. Good riddance.
Like this post which I agree. My opinion is that the Capitol Police showed remarkable restraint under the circumstances; only showing force when someone tried to breach the areas where Congress employees/members were sheltering in place.
Just because you say it is... doesn't make it true. White House is a public funded building.. good luck trying to walk in saying it is publicly accessible.
There is no double standard here.. just your lack of understanding of the difference between publicly accessible and publicly funded property.
There's the double standard of shooting which trespassers in public buildings and your lack of understanding the difference between a private residence and a public building and creating a "publicly accessible" public building red herring.
She'd had no weapon in her hands. That was clear because her hands were busy hanging on to the window frame, and surely the cop saw that since he was close to her. I don't buy the cops lawyers claim that he'd told her to stop. He was close to those taking videos and his voice, muffled or not, was not heard.
Yes, and almost all the arguments by some here are just silly. Whatever the reason the Officer killed her, needs to be brought out in the open. Not by speculation, or because Police Officials ,their Lawyers , or even any other Government Official's says so.
Court is where it is resolved. Facts, evidence, due process. There is an obligation by the Government to adhere to the Constitution. The Government can ‘t just shoot a citizen dead , then say, nothing here, case closed, go along with your business.
And additionally, this incident may have been a catalyst for the Democrats to start ramping up their “ domestic terrorist “ narrative. They have worked very hard to falsely portray this unfortunate incident by lying, embellishing, omitting,,sensationalizing and entering their opinions into Official Government Records.
They have been holding some of the accused without bail, in solitary, and that could be cruel and unusual punishment for those not convicted of a crime. They want the suspects from this incident to be in a different category than just criminals . I suspect the Dems want to make them the equivalent of those occupying GITMO. That makes it easier for their politicized LE groups to conduct future acts of surveillance on certain groups.
She didn’t resist arrest. No LEO arrested her, according to known knowledge. So the punishment for not obeying the command to stop by a LEO is death?
Now do you understand why this all needs to be brought tout in the open? Wheres’ the Grand Jury?
Did officer special even order her to stop? Did she even see him over the group and standing partially concealed in a hall door way? It seems like he just waited aimed and ready for her to climb into the window and shot her in a total surprise.
You got that part right. Summarily killed for crawling unarmed into a door window of a public building in the middle of day. That doesn't qualify as killing in self defense.
The DOJ is going to totally protect its extra special VIP officer, but if it had any integrity would at least pay the family for his reckless killing.
So you can just summarily kill her? What about all the other rioters and trespassers and others who "broke the law"?
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