New video shows officer's perspective in ICE shooting of Renee Good

[FlyersFan]

To the tune of being shot to death?

Pretty harsh punishment imho.

She wasn't being 'punished'.
she was suffering the consequences of her own action.
Two different things.

[FlyersFan]

So now you execute idiots?

She wasn't 'executed'.
SHe suffered the consequences of her own actions.
Her own IDIOTIC and ILLEGAL actions.

[WallFlowerActive]

Considering the extensive video coverage from all sorts of different angles.

Where the truth is Good and her wife used their vehicle to go toe to toe with agents to impede them and told the to go get some lunch big boy. They were there to physically stop agents from doing their duties.

I dare you to find an UK police officer.  Go up to them the toe to toe to impede them, and tell them to go get some lunch big boy and see what happens.  Then when they react, run right into them.

Good put herself in jeopardy when she willfully used her car as a roadblock to impede and interfere with agents.

[Kurokage]

She had been interfering with law enforcement all day.
Not just 'protesting', but interfering.
That's breaking the law.
That has been reported on TV news.

Sorry, I didn't realise you were there??

If she had been "interfering all day", then why hadn't she already been arrested? Was she protesting or interfering, please tell us the difference here? Just because Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says she she interfering doesn't make it true.

[Oldcarpy2]

David64 wrote:

"There's the problem. The Left have no sense of personal responsibility. In their minds, they should be able to do what they want with no repercussions."

That might also apply to ICE officers.

[WallFlowerActive]

So now you execute idiots?

If stupid is punishable by death. 

I wonder where that will end, and in whose tears first? 

Talk about a slippery slope...

Like people pointed out in the Jan 6 shooting of Ashli Babbit where the case set the precedent that officers are justified when reacting to protect themselves when they feel threatened, stupid prizes for stupid people.

[Vermilion]

She was in the area demonstrating, which she's by law allowed to do.
If the cops had no evidence that she broke the law, then they were illegally 'hunting' her. She appears to have only legally demonstrated until that point.
There's evidence that says one officer told her to move her vehicle, whilst another told her to get out of the car.
She didn't flee the scene, she was moving her vehicle.
She did strike the officer with her car but the officer decided to put himself in harms way, (against training recommendations) otherwise it wouldn't have happened.
No evidence she used her vehicle as a deadly weapon. Again, if the other officer told her move the vehicle, then the situation would've been confusing for everyone.
It's claimed the first shot didn't hit her, and the second and third shots fired through the drivers side window, were point blank and killed her. You know after she drove past the officer, not running him over.

It boils down to bad training, especially now after Vance told a briefing the officer had been run over a few months before

“stalking and impeding ICE all day”

Bad training?
A headshot to a driver of a moving vehicle, after being hit by the vehicle, isn’t too shabby.

[andy06shake]

She wasn't being 'punished'.
she was suffering the consequences of her own action.
Two different things.

She did not pull the trigger, he did. 

And now he will have to live with the consequences of his actions for the rest of his life.

No matter what happens next. 

I wonder how God will judge him?

Shooting a mother of 3 in the face.

Can you repent for such an act of depravity?

[FlyersFan]

Sorry, I didn't realise you were there??

If she had been "interfering all day", then why hadn't she already been arrested? Was she protesting or interfering, please tell us the difference here? Just because Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says she she interfering doesn't make it true.

I don't have to be there.
The TV News is there and reported it.
The woman wasn't just protesting.
She was interfering with law enforcement.
Harassing them to the point they couldn't perform,
and blocking them from carrying out their duties.
She was an idiot.
And she suffered the consequences of her own actions.

[WallFlowerActive]

Sorry, I didn't realise you were there??

If she had been "interfering all day", then why hadn't she already been arrested? Was she protesting or interfering, please tell us the difference here? Just because Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says she she interfering doesn't make it true.

It probably came to ahead when Good used her car as an actual roadblock to impede agents.