(09-24-2020, 05:18 PM)TrivialPursuit Wrote: I'm not sure why you think human beings are robots.

All the training in the world isn't going to change who a person is. Some people are special - some people can have gunfire going off, bullets whizzing by their ears and still never forget their mission or their job. Other people, with the same level training, completely lose their crap. People are all different and will respond differently in these situations - it's why cops almost always get acquitted in trials. Because the law realizes humans aren't robots - you need to realize the same.

Oh and he didn't say anything about the boyfriend being a criminal, by the way. He said she was. Because she was a criminal. She was heavily involved in a drug trafficking ring.

True, but he did say that the police shot her because the boyfriend shot them.
We could conclude, regardless of if she was a suspect or merely a person of interest, that she would not have gotten shot, if her boyfriend was not there. The other associates of hers who got served with warrants that night did not shoot and did not get shot at.

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