he represented my buddy
& got him
50 years
for organized crime
didn't hit a lick

If they roll up with whatever information that was sent to them, and there is possibly it’s actually a possible break in, they are not just going to knock on the door until they know what the situation actually is, unfortunately it didn’t get that far before it went tragic-

I saw where TX master pro was able to dismiss this whole thing by chalking it up to “It is what it is“ based on the percentages of LEO contacts/shootings/Man hours on the job. That may work for him but it doesn’t work for me. An innocent life snuffed out because of a stupid mistake never gets chalked up to “It is what it is“. As a matter of fact, I will bet a dime to dollar that he doesn’t just accept a police officer getting killed in the line of duty as it is what it is and just ate part of the job.

All of you staunch LEO supporters are always talking an eye for an eye, hang them up from the trees in the town square, electrocution, firing squad. Well, that stuff goes both ways. This idiot murdered that innocent woman in her own home and he deserves to die

You can’t shoot people on the other side of walls and claim fear for your life

she very well could have seen the gun and fired. yes you can.

Yeah, I obviously wasn't referring specifically to her death sport....clearly said if it's criminal treat us like everyone else. And as a matter of fact, getting killed in the line of duty is part of the GD job and we all accept that. Please let me die running towards the sound of gunfire instead of wasting away on my couch!

Dismissed it?? Just stfu with that nonsense

Lol, well if that's the case I would assume it applies to Leo also.....

It changes things, but not for the officer who shot her, in my opinion. If dispatch screwed up between the time the non-emergency number was called for a welfare check and it was relayed to the responding officers, it means the police made an additional mistake.

What’s the non-emergency line for, if they dispatch it as a burglary in progress and treat it like they’re going to be ambushed or someone is being held hostage when the caller just reported that a front door has been open for a few hours and requested a welfare check?

Except it was a window and that’s exactly what the officer did.

Really, he deserves to die? She pointed a gun at a uniformed police officer but he deserves to die.

now how in the hell did she know he was uniformed police officer? Not making a case for or against punishment, but this is just trying to introduce drama.

I agree. Hard to see who is who when you have a flashlight in your face.

You don’t even need to see a gun.

How in the heck did he know she wasn't a criminal? Sounds like a terrible accident to me. Certainly not worth the death penalty for the officer that redear wants.

2:30am in the hood. Front door is open. Anyone with common sense is thinking it’s a break in. Do you know what the tactical name for a doorway is? It’s called a vertical coffin for a reason.