It said the door was slightly ajar when she inserted her electronic key into the keyhole and the door fully opened. If you need me to quote it verbatim, I will, but I find it ridiculous I have to dispute that.

None of the rest of your drivel matters. She shot an unarmed man in his own apartment. It doesn’t matter why she did it. She did it.

It doesn’t matter that she was a cop. She shot an unarmed man in her apartment for due to no fault of the victim.

I suspect she will not be found guilty of murder. That doesn’t mean she shouldn’t be punished. Juries are unpredictable. The restrictions they’re under are sometimes too restrictive. Lawyers can get a favorable group of jurors or there might be a technicality. No one can predict these things.

Bottom line is, the media isn’t spinning anything. If you’re accusing the Texas Rangers of spinning this, which it sounds like you are, then come out with it.

We only have her version of the story, and that is that she killed a man in her own apartment because she had a long day and parked on the wrong floor.

That’s not OK. If it was anyone else in any other profession, she wouldn’t be defended like this.

Do you know how many people doctors kill annually homie??

If I was homie I wouldn’t really care about answering your question because it’s tone was borderline condescending.

If I did decide to answer, I would probably say, “I’m not exactly sure but it has to be less than the number of kids that choke to death on hot dogs each year”. I wouldn’t be really invested in this response, but that wouldn’t matter because my only goal would be to get you off my back.

I wonder if she would of took a plea deal if they offered up manslaughter charges?.

I think they had some form of connection or association. I could be wrong and will wait for the trial to play out.