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>unarmed and _restrained_ citizens You probably missed the restrained part. Shooting a restrained person is nothing but 1st degree murder.

• sokoloff 6y ago
  Targeting and shooting a restrained person? Yes. Crossfire or negligent discharge? Probably not.
  • tpxl 6y ago
    I agree. I was referring to the recent murder that caused the protests, which did not use a weapon, but a restrained person did die.