Quote:Yeah I watched the whole video and it was murder plain and simple. The officer was never in danger and you can even tell she knowss it when she flipped out and runs AWAY from her crime. Never mind tend to the man she just ruthlessly murdered.


Oh I get it, from up in the air he look like a bad dude and he's on something.

I'm not trying to make a judgement but I have a few questions.


IF he was reaching into his window, after ignoring multiple officer commands, what would you do? This is purely hypothetical clearly but I'm wondering what you would consider the right course of action?


There still seems to be pieces of this story missing. I've seen where they found the car in the middle of the road, lights on and doors open but nobody inside it. Where did the guy come from? Or did I miss that he was around the vehicle when the officer got there?


If he put his hands in the window, after ignoring the officers, there must be more to this story.


How is their life not in danger in that scenario? You don't know what he is reaching for.


I would like to hear the audio of this because I think it would help explain a few things.


Why do people feel like they should ignore an officers command after they respond to your vehicle being in road, lights on and running and nobody inside?


That is a high stress situation for an officer responding I would think with all that has gone on with attacks on law enforcement. It sounds like a way an officer could be set up to be attacked. I'm not in any way saying that's what this man was doing because I don't think that appears to be the case at all. I'm saying I could see an officer thinking that way.


I'm not saying she was justified or not. I haven't researched it enough and the little I have seen doesn't leave me feeling like I can say either way.


The officers comments in the helicopter in the context of that video do seem strange to me.

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