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Police were shouting contradictory instructions at her, including to move her car. Her car had hardly starting to move when the cop walked around the front of t
by directevolve 9mo ago
Police were shouting contradictory instructions at her, including to move her car. Her car had hardly starting to move when the cop walked around the front of the car and leaned in the window to shoot her in the face. Her corpse’s foot was on the gas, so the car then accelerated, crashing further down the road. That cop looks like a murderer to me from the footage. Hopefully, he will face accountability in a fair trial.
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- consz 9mo agoYou don't even want to engage with the question and prefer to keep up the charade. Just feels like a waste of time and effort on your part.
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- directevolve 9mo agoYou can now see a very clear picture of exactly where that cop was standing with respect to the car as he drew his gun on the front page of the New York Times. He was not in the path of the car. And there was no reason for him to walk up and shoot her. The safe thing to do in that situation would have been to let her drive off. If they had wanted to arrest her, they could have used her license plate to find her later.