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

[WallFlowerActive]

Obviously you missed the video I posted.

[Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpaCL_6Y2D4]

Obviously you missed I watched the videos for myself.


It’s known Good swung the car around in reverse when an agent went for her door.  Good changed the relative position of her car to the agents.



 

Then when she accelerated with malice and intent, the SUV’s from tire was pretty much lined up with the agent that ended up in front of the SUV from her moving it when she was told to get out.

There was an agent at the door and one agent already in front.
 

[putnam6]

when is the last time the us built a new city

how about extending inland waterways across the midwest

or across the continental divide

think big

like china

no wonder you don't want more people

People thats so 1900s its all AI and robots

[WallFlowerActive]

Experts and a Judge already weighed in, that Ross was in the wrong and unhinged. None of the other officers there at that time acted as he did and that tells you everything.

And people have posted explicitly why they are wrong proving who you are using to appeal to authority are political hacks caught up in mentality and leftest the means justifies the ends.

[quintessentone]

More experts weigh in:

[color=light-dark(#ffffff, #ffffff)]"You’re almost inducing a shooting’: Former officers break down what went wrong in Minneapolis"

"[/color]But former Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers and police misconduct experts dispute the administration’s insistence that the use of deadly force was justified and questioned the officer’s behavior."

"“Law enforcement policy should always be about using the least amount of force and preserving people’s lives,” Diane Goldstein, a former police lieutenant and executive director of the Law Enforcement Action Partnership, told USA Today.
 The footage suggests “a lack of supervision, a lack of training and a lack of understanding of what other tactics are available to deescalate these types of situations,” she said."

"“You saw what could be easily identified as four ICE officers. And they’re all experiencing, to a greater or lesser extent, the same set of operative facts, the same factual stimuli,” veteran Minneapolis-area police misconduct lawyer Robert Bennett told Mother Jones.
 
“But only one officer, seeing the set of circumstances, picked up his weapon. None of the other officers did. That’s a bad fact [for Ross],” he said."

 
"Balliet also said he did not understand why an officer would put himself, on foot, “in front of a moving, running or occupied vehicle.”
 “You’re almost inducing a shooting if that person decides to flee,” he told CBS News. “If someone is fleeing, that is not a justification for the use of deadly force. The threshold becomes: is your life in imminent danger or is someone else’s in imminent danger?”"

‘You’re almost inducing a shooting’: Former officers break down what went wrong in Minneapolis | The Independent

Ross is to blame for escalating the situation either premeditated or not.

[WallFlowerActive]

More experts weigh in:

And posting actual video and clips proves..



Spamming the thread again to try and push the truth in the background that Good decided to make her SUV into a road block.

Good ignored lawful orders to get out of her car.

Good swung her SUV around while an agent was physically engage with her door endanger his life.

Good moved the SUV changing its relative position to agents.

Good weaponized her car by accentuating with malice, intent, and disregard for the agent’s safety.

[WallFlowerActive]

"“Law enforcement policy should always be about 

Still has nothing about the truth that starts with Good is the one that decided to “call out” federal agents by turning her SUV into a roadblock.  

Good is the one that broke the law and put herself in jeopardy.

[FlyersFan]

no wonder you don't want more people

We are already over populated.
Don't want anymore.
Our farmlands are disappearing.
Our cities are over crowded.
The forests are being taken over by humans.
Pollution, landfills everywhere, people everywhere ... 
YUK

[UltraBudgie]

We are already over populated.
Don't want anymore.
Our farmlands are disappearing.
Our cities are over crowded.
The forests are being taken over by humans.
Pollution, landfills everywhere, people everywhere ... 
YUK

every problem implies a solution awaiting bold action

there is an incredible amount of space in america that is simply undeveloped

if it can be made economically feasible

it is a matter of will and the proper mindset

people are assets, if they have not been dumbed down and poisoned with a parasitic sense of entitlement

[FlyersFan]

there is an incredible amount of space in america that is simply undeveloped

Good.
Leave it natural and beautiful.
Just because there is space doesn't mean humans have to occupy it.

[FlyersFan]

Experts and a Judge already weighed in, that Ross was in the wrong and unhinged. None of the other officers there at that time acted as he did and that tells you everything.

  So called experts and a judge declared him 'unhinged' eh?   
Riiiiight.   That's absurd and totally unbelievable.   Tells me that
these so called 'experts' are not experts, and a judge wouldn't 
talk that way, certainly not long distance based on internet
video tapes.   It would be a lousy judge.

Simply put ... you've been caught in untruths before and 
this seems to be yet another time that you are fabricating
to push your narrative.

None of the other officers had to shoot their gun at her because they
weren't the ones being run over.   DUH.

You've been campaigning your position on this nonstop for a week.
Still doesn't fly.