Wow. You just make up your own timeline of facts. Ross has walked around her vehicle before the other offices exit their vehicle. Ross places himself in front of her vehicle in violation of department policy. She was told to move prior to being ordered out of her vehicle making the commands contradictory.
Your poor reading comprehension is a big part of why you're a leftard.
Trump's Gestapo agent murdered that woman.
Once the officer gave her the command, which she clear did hear, "Get out of the car," she was 'detained.' That means she couldn't legally leave the spot she was at. She immediately panicked after that and tried to drive away. That is felony fleeing. If she had obeyed the officer, she'd be alive today.
Yes, it is. The pick up truck turned on it's emergency lights. The officers exited the vehicle. They clearly gave Goode a repeated order to exit the vehicle. At that point they had made a traffic stop and detained her. She decided to flee instead. That is a low-level felony almost everywhere in the US.
What you said is accurate.
Wait.... You think Minneapolis is in Wisconsin?Yes, it is. The pick up truck turned on it's emergency lights. The officers exited the vehicle. They clearly gave Goode a repeated order to exit the vehicle. At that point they had made a traffic stop and detained her. She decided to flee instead. That is a low-level felony almost everywhere in the US.
She FAFO'd and got fucked for it. 100% her fault.
Let's start with local law:
346.04 Obedience to traffic officers, signs and signals; fleeing from officer.
(1) No person including a personal delivery device operator shall fail or refuse to comply with any lawful order, signal, or direction of a traffic officer.
(2) No operator of a vehicle shall disobey the instructions of any official traffic sign or signal unless otherwise directed by a traffic officer.
(2t) No operator of a vehicle, after having received a visible or audible signal to stop his or her vehicle from a traffic officer, federal law enforcement officer, or marked or unmarked police vehicle that the operator knows or reasonably should know is being operated by a law enforcement officer, shall knowingly resist the officer by failing to stop his or her vehicle as promptly as safety reasonably permits.
(3) No operator of a vehicle, after having received a visual or audible signal from a traffic officer, federal law enforcement officer, or marked or unmarked police vehicle that the operator knows or reasonably should know is being operated by a law enforcement officer, shall knowingly flee or attempt to elude any officer by willful or wanton disregard of such signal so as to interfere with or endanger the operation of the police vehicle, the traffic officer, the law enforcement officer, other vehicles, or pedestrians, nor shall the operator increase the speed of the operator’s vehicle or extinguish the lights of the vehicle in an attempt to elude or flee.
(4) Subsection (2t) is not an included offense of sub. (3), but a person may not be convicted of violating both subs. (2t) and (3) for acts arising out of the same incident or occurrence.
Wisconsin Legislature: 346.04
docs.legis.wisconsin.gov
No, even assuming the first shot was 100% her fault, the third shot - the one that entered the left side of her head and exited the right side, the shot that took her life, was 100% the agent’s fault.Yes, it is. The pick up truck turned on it's emergency lights. The officers exited the vehicle. They clearly gave Goode a repeated order to exit the vehicle. At that point they had made a traffic stop and detained her. She decided to flee instead. That is a low-level felony almost everywhere in the US.
She FAFO'd and got fucked for it. 100% her fault.
Let's start with local law:
346.04 Obedience to traffic officers, signs and signals; fleeing from officer.
(1) No person including a personal delivery device operator shall fail or refuse to comply with any lawful order, signal, or direction of a traffic officer.
(2) No operator of a vehicle shall disobey the instructions of any official traffic sign or signal unless otherwise directed by a traffic officer.
(2t) No operator of a vehicle, after having received a visible or audible signal to stop his or her vehicle from a traffic officer, federal law enforcement officer, or marked or unmarked police vehicle that the operator knows or reasonably should know is being operated by a law enforcement officer, shall knowingly resist the officer by failing to stop his or her vehicle as promptly as safety reasonably permits.
(3) No operator of a vehicle, after having received a visual or audible signal from a traffic officer, federal law enforcement officer, or marked or unmarked police vehicle that the operator knows or reasonably should know is being operated by a law enforcement officer, shall knowingly flee or attempt to elude any officer by willful or wanton disregard of such signal so as to interfere with or endanger the operation of the police vehicle, the traffic officer, the law enforcement officer, other vehicles, or pedestrians, nor shall the operator increase the speed of the operator’s vehicle or extinguish the lights of the vehicle in an attempt to elude or flee.
(4) Subsection (2t) is not an included offense of sub. (3), but a person may not be convicted of violating both subs. (2t) and (3) for acts arising out of the same incident or occurrence.
Wisconsin Legislature: 346.04
Fine.Wait.... You think Minneapolis is in Wisconsin?
www.revisor.mn.gov
Not true either. Even the training I got in the military stressed firing 3 rounds. You wanted to ensure you hit the target and stopped the action. That's standard stuff. There's none of that shit like you see in Hollywood movies. You shoot center mass and fire multiple times.
I see. So she was the equivalent of an enemy combatant. I hope he tries that in his upcoming court case. What the fuck is the matter with you?
No, that is standard training for use of firearms. In security settings, it's the same thing. You don't shoot to wound or try to shoot the gun out of a bad guy's hand. You aim "center mass" the middle of their chest, and fire three rounds. If that doesn't "stop the action" you do it again until it does.
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