T. A. Gardner
Serial Thread Killer
I've told you this several times:
1. Shooting at a moving vehicle
This in and of itself is not a procedural violation. You can fire on a moving vehicle, or any vehicle, if:
There is gunfire, or other visible threat of force coming from the vehicle. That is, pointing something that looks like a weapon is sufficient.
The vehicle is being used as a weapon itself, as in the occupant(s) are trying to hit persons, destroy property, etc.
When you cannot fire on it is if it is simply moving.
So, if you try to drive towards an ICE officer who is in front of, or partially in front of, your vehicle that officer can use deadly force against the occupant(s) of that vehicle.
2. Body cams off during a law enforcement action.
I don't know what ICE's exact position on body cameras is or if all ICE officers are even issued one. The officer was videoing with his phone and that video has been released. I doubt a body camera would show much difference.
Get it now?Get it now?
