How in the hell did she know he was a cop?

My point of the whole situation, he was in the hood and arrived scared. IMO, I’m not in his mind Rangerkev but I do have my own thoughts and opinions.

How in the hell did she know he was a cop?


clearly she did not....it is a [censored] up man, no doubt. A complete tactical training failure. It is not murder however. That is just freaking stupid. The Dallas case wasn't murder under the law though, and they convicted her so....

I would have thought manslaughter, but the punishment would be the same. I guess it would look better than murder on your record.

Do you think he had a reason to be scared, or at least that something fishy was going on?

I support law enforcement 100%. I support right and wrong 1,000,000%. This situation is far worse than the Amber Guyger thing. If she shot him, all the LEO supporters would be calling for the death penalty. This idiot won’t get the death penalty here but that’s what it will eventually take to get these shoot first, ask questions later cops to think about what they are doing before they pull the trigger.

I have no issue with Txmasterpro other than the “it what it is” comment. I don’t care what dispatch misconstrued and told this guy. He should always be exercising caution, and even extreme caution at 2:30 in the morning on any call. The fact is, he murdered and innocent woman in her own home right in front of an eight-year-old.

An eye for an eye, those LEO supporters say when an officer is murdered in the line of duty. String them up high down at the courthouse Square for everyone to see.

That’s exactly what needs to happen to this murderer.

If your personal levels of available support varies from 0% to 1,000,000% then technically you only support law enforcement 0.01%. That’s not very much.

While I did LOL at your post, I don’t Think the extrapolation of percentages that I threw down are quite the issue here.

One other thing. When you say you support right and wrong 1,000,000% are you saying you support right 1,000,000% and also wrong 1,000,000%? I would think a good man like you would support right 1,000,000% but wrong 0%.

I have no idea what the cop was thinking when he arrived on the scene. Apparently he was under the impression a burglary was happening or had already happened. 20/20, I think before I approached the house I would have first visited the guy next door who had called in the "open door" and get his thoughts on the occupants who lived there, how many, genders and ages to see who I would be dealing with. If the door was open you could knock without being in the doorway and announce that you were LEO and checking on the occupants. Like I said 20/20. Thing could be called an accident but as it turns out a murder was committed and there's a price to pay. Once again there will be no winners.

It’s human nature, I would bet 99 out of 100 white people in general would be scared to be in the hood at 2:30am. I’ve taken kids I coached home in the hood late at night. Once I dropped them off my head was on a swivel because it’s human nature. And since I had been on a school campus all day and night I couldn’t be carrying.

And to add my MO as a coach was my relationships I built with minorities. I’ve been accused of being racist because I didn’t let very many white kids play because I let all the black kids start and play the most. And I’m a white boy!!

So, would it still have been cool with the LEO's can do no wrong crowd if he killed the kid? Is anyone looking out their window when a LEO with a flashlight WHO NEVER IDENTIFIED HIMSELF prowling around their yard fair game? Is their an age limit at which we say "Oh well, sh!t happens?"

Tell you what, if someone is creeping around in my fenced and gated back yard after midnight, I might just be armed when I look out the window, guess I do that at my own risk?

Yessir and shoot, I guess when that happens we will be cell mates and bootleg TFF into our cell.

You guys are making my head hurt-
Big azz words and big math, it’s almost just too much-

The kid didn't point a gun at the cop.