General wtf m8's. Dallas cop comes home and kills intruder. Except...Not intruder. Not her home.
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if she put the key in the lock, what difference does it make if it was unlocked?
Key doesn't turn. What do you do?
me: "WTF?" <looks around to make sure at the right door>
Texas has celebrities (other than Matthew McCounaHey)?
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San Antonio Spurs are only team that plays at a pro level, AFAIK...and Gregg Popovich is a demi-god, not a celebrity.
Of course the day of his funeral, law enforcement discloses he had weed in his apartment. So fucking stupid the way the media assists in the character assasination of victims.
Who gives a fuck about weed? My eyes tell me this dude was a nice guy and the bitch cop is a strung out hookah.Of course the day of his funeral, law enforcement discloses he had weed in his apartment. So fucking stupid the way the media assists in the character assasination of victims.
This thread is too taxing to read through to the end.
Not sure if it has been mentioned but apparently this dude has a very unique door mat.
It would have been almost impossible for this cop to mistake it for her unit as she stood on the door mat and put her key in the door.
Not sure if it has been mentioned but apparently this dude has a very unique door mat.
It would have been almost impossible for this cop to mistake it for her unit as she stood on the door mat and put her key in the door.
That video of her pacing really makes you think there is more to this.
Is Ted Cruz trying to endorse his opponent?
View: https://twitter.com/tedcruz/status/1043278255740973058?s=19
View: https://twitter.com/tedcruz/status/1043278255740973058?s=19
You saw her mugshot right?
If I were to guess who was on drugs I would guess her before the victim.
Mentioning the weed is pretty silly. Doesn't matter if he had nuclear weapons in his apartment, cop had no business walking into his home in the first place
While I feel terrible for the victim and his family, part of me feels terrible for her too... for now. I don't think her keeping her job was ever a priority, and she should absolutely be fired, even if her story is accurate.
i feel bad for her, but the standard of behavior and the accountability should be HIGHER for police than it is for Joe Citizen.
I've worked some pretty crazy shifts, including one where I worked 24 On/12 Off. And I was walking around with a sidearm. If I'd walked in to my neighbor's house and killed someone, I would have been arrested and charged within hours. The Grand Jury would have rubber-stamped my indictment and I'd be locked up waiting trial.
Why does this woman get preferential/special treatment?
I don't disagree.
We really should reserve judgement as to what happened when we get all the facts. How the fuck do you get eyewitnesses when they both were alone. Basically other than people being somewhere else and hearing gunshots we don't have much in the way of real facts.
The only part of this that I disagree with is that I don't feel bad for her.
If any of us walked into our neighbor's home and shot them we would immediately be charged with murder and it would be justified.
The fact that she's an officer makes it worse because officers and military personnel should take more care when carrying a firearm than the average citizen.
She didn't. Fuck her and everyone that bothered to bring up the weed in his home.
Holy fuck! So there is a chance he may have been high when he opened his door and was murdered by an off duty cop in his own home?Of course the day of his funeral, law enforcement discloses he had weed in his apartment. So fucking stupid the way the media assists in the character assasination of victims.
Why even have a trial? It must be his fault.
what facts do you feel are in dispute which could be mitigating evidence in trial or at sentencing?