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I have no clue what you’re talking about. Half of your posts, you quote yourself. Not sure what you’re doing to do that. But, it makes it hard to know who you’re talking to. You responded to one of my posts to Lumberton earlier today, and then started responding to your own posts.

I wish that was a true statement. You have great officers and then you have bad ones. Remember New Orleans?

I’m sorry, I thought you not speaking. Thank you for responding.

We won’t know that for sure until/unless the BORTAC agent’s body cam footage is released. Only then will we see what happened before the released videos shot by onlookers. It’s been reported that multiple agents still had body cams, and they were on.

It’s really not that hard to not get shot by law enforcement.

There was no avoidance confrontation or deescalation. Which is apart of training. You just gave a perfect example. Bravino has just been replaced.

“President Donald Trump said he was placing his border czar, Tom Homan, in charge of the mission, with Homan reporting directly to the White House, after Bovino drew condemnation for claiming the man who was killed, Alex Pretti, had been planning to “massacre” law enforcement officers, a characterization that authorities had not substantiated” Excerpt From “Border Patrol chief to leave Minneapolis as Trump reshuffles the leadership of his immigration crackdown” The Associated Press

Howard might not be Heritage’s best player. He and Cam Lomax are very good. He is going to SMU, so they will be ok if you think Howard will have to do it all by himself.

Yep

It’s crazy…..I remember being called racist when I agreed with jury/cops decisions on “unarmed black man”…..now we have a white guy armed with a weapon getting in the middle of police business, and I’m hearing he had a right to conceal carry…..so, the only common denominator is they don’t like cops…..because I’ve said this on several social media sites, if you don't teach your kids to comply and not resist or fight the cops, it’s child abuse…..there is a risk for every decision people make….if I drink and drive and hit a telephone pole and kill myself…..did I deserve to die? No, but that decision put me there…… Until people stop blaming everyone else for their poor decisions, nothing is going to change….I’m not lowering my standards, both of the deaths were because of stupid, dumb and illegal decisions they both made.

Again, if the radicals were not there — there would have been no shooting! So, how would lack of training fit into this scenario?!

In the midst of all the details of these incidents, I’m still confused on when it became okay for people to interfere in an active law enforcement scene.

He was sprayed with O/C struck multiple times to the face with what appeared to be the OC canister and taken to the ground by 5 to 6 officers. Every officer shouting instructions. Gun is removed and victim is shot 9 times at close range. Sounds like proper training?

It is legal to carry a concealed weapon in that state.

They disarmed him then they executed him

Yes but head to head in San Antonio I doubt either of the Frisco schools or Mansfield schools can beat BU or WB. A young man named Tre Johnson and a freak finger injury to Dotson in a regional final game are the only two reasons why BU doesn’t have two more state championships.

No sarcasm. Without any video, it’s my opinion that she was shot by a rogue cop.

Apparently, the BORTAC agents were still wearing body cameras. [Hidden Content]

It looked to me like he was clear of the car when he fired the first shot. It went into the windshield about two inches from the outside edge. BUT, if he believed that she just tried to run him down, and since he was seriously injured in a similar situation months ago, I can understand being a little quick on the trigger. I guess the real difference is this… either side can say “if you weren’t here this wouldn’t have happened.” And they’d both be right.

I don’t think she was trying to avoid him, I think she didn’t see him. She was more than likely concentrating on the officer yelling orders at her through her open window and trying to open her door. He wasn’t in front of her car at that time, he was walking in from the right as the other officer was a foot away from her on the left yelling. She pulled out and away from the closer officer, directly at the officer who shot her. She hit the officer, clearly, and his first shot went through the front of her window. The reaction time it takes the brain to quit shooting was well within the timeframe of his 3 shots. I’d be upset about two shots into the window if her continuing to turn the car hadn’t changed what was in front of him, if that makes sense. In the space of about a second he went from shooting straight into the windshield to shooting through the driver’s side window of a rapidly rotating car without really changing the angle he was shooting much (and a split second after said car had hit him).

For me? I’m gonna spring from my bed buck naked and grab the 9 (and at least one extra mag) from the nightstand on go on the offensive with that spare mag tucked between my cheeks. I think being unclothed would make me harder to subdue if they even willing to put their hands on me.

Not sure if that’s sarcasm or not. Still dodging my question.

We’re not that far apart… I feel like the shooter in the first incident put himself into a really, really bad spot by positioning himself in front of a car for any reason, but specially if it was potentially going to flee like in this case… I personally though that she turned her wheels and tried to avoid him. I don’t like the fact that he fired into the car as she was driving by. I’m all in favor of shooting a murderer if he’s attempting to flee and potentially hurt more people. I’m not as excited about shooting someone who’s attempting to flee a basic traffic stop. It’s just too much. Do I think that the officer positioned himself in harms way to justify shooting a “f b” as he called her? No. My opinion is that he was very poorly trained. The one on Saturday was just a train wreck. It’s hard to justify, other than to say “accidents happen,” I guess.