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- alphabettsy 3y agoThe first officer, who resigned, was determined to have used excessive force and the other who started firing because the other officer was “under assault” was determined to have responded reasonably. Crazy.
- bryanlarsen 3y agoHernandez was firing his gun and yelling "I'm hit". What would a reasonable cop have done in Roberts' situation?
- alphabettsy 3y agoIdentify the threat. Hit from where? She hit nothing and neither did he. Shooting without having a target violates gun safety and training 101.
- bryanlarsen 3y agoThe target was identified by Hernandez; he demonstrated it by shooting at the perpetrator inside the police car.
- sema4hacker 3y agoAn extremely detailed 44-page report describing the incident and the people involved. After reading it, I would agree with the final assessment: Deputy Jesse Hernandez's use of deadly force against Mr. Jackson was not objectively reasonable (Excessive Use of Control to Resistance is SUSTAINED), and Sergeant Beth Roberts' use of deadly force against Mr. Jackson was objectively reasonable (Excessive Use of Control to Resistance is EXONERATED).