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

[ANNEE]

. . . . lack of transparency and accountability with your government.

Another warning sign.

I've learned -- "Too Much Government" -- is selective.

[quintessentone]

How about now ... Can you admit Ross was hit and it caused internal bleeding...  confirmed to outlets like CBS News, ABC News, Newsweek, and others
 

The claim is from your government, which is not transparent nor independent, nor trustworthy.

[WallFlowerActive]

And you call me a stupid wall. Sheesh. No proof of anything, to me it looked like he dropped his phone, shot her once, then for good measure another two times, then walked away.

She was shot out of self defense because she weaponized her car.   There is no evidence the intent was to murder her.

[ANNEE]

And you call me a stupid wall. Sheesh. No proof of anything, to me it looked like he dropped his phone, shot her once, then for good measure another two times, then walked away.

Isn't it amazing how "they" can expertly dissect several videos.

And we just look the other way s/

[WallFlowerActive]

The claim is from your government, which is not transparent nor independent, nor trustworthy.

Vs you making false claims the agent fled the scene.

[WallFlowerActive]

Isn't amazing how "they" can expertly dissect several videos.

And we just look the other way s/

Simple.  The agent didn’t fire until after Good accelerated with malice and intent.

[quintessentone]

Why.  There was all those legal observers taking video.  What is being missed in the video that is public that clearly shows Good could have illegally been shot at anytime if murder was the intent.  But Good wasn’t shot until she moved her vehicle while an agent was physically interacting with her door when the SUV was weaponized by accelerating literally into an agent.  All after she had total disregarded for lawful orders.  There is no evidence of intent to murder. Only intent to self defend.

I didn't say anything about intent to murder, I am saying untrained, hothead, sociopathic, immature control of emotions led to his criminal negligent actions...that would amount to manslaughter.

[quintessentone]

She was shot out of self defense because she weaponized her car.   There is no evidence the intent was to murder her.

How can there be any proper investigation if government won't share evidence with Minnesota investigative officials?

[ANNEE]

Simple.  The agent didn’t fire until after Good accelerated with malice and intent.

So you're an expert at discerning what several real experts can't.

Got it.

[FlyersFan]

The claim is from your government, which is not transparent nor independent, nor trustworthy.

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But you think the 'witnesses' are trustworthy.
Yeah ... that's funny.

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