No he didn’tDid the cop deserve to get shot?
No he didn’tDid the cop deserve to get shot?
Are you saying she may have been shot cause she was black? That maybe true or it could have been an unfortunate circumstance due to her being associated with a drug dealer but who knowsShe was the unfortunate victim of careless police behavior, at the very least, to which the color of her skin has in no way been ruled out as a contributing factor.
You can find it misguided, but it doesn't mean that it doesn't align with the facts. It means other people have different interpretations from you and the grand jury about whether or not three officers firing 30+ rounds into a house from multiple directions in response to one shot fired constituted a reckless response.You're certainly entitled to that view but I find it misguided and it doesn't align with the facts.
Kentucky AG confirmed that Detected Cosgrove fired the killing shot.As an aside, one thing I have not seen related to the case, and I don't know if it was released, but who's rounds killed Taylor? Where did it come from specifically? Was there more than one fatal injury? I'd be curious to know this.
Mr Cameron said a ballistics report had found that six bullets had struck Ms Taylor, but only one had been fatal. That analysis concluded that Detective Myles Cosgrove had fired the shot that killed Ms Taylor.
Thing is the cops didn’t just roll up and say hey let’s go into that house and start a gun fight and to try to bring race into it turns it into the festival we see nowYou can find it misguided, but it doesn't mean that it doesn't align with the facts. It means other people have different interpretations from you and the grand jury about whether or not three officers firing 30+ rounds into a house from multiple directions in response to one shot fired constituted a reckless response.
The court neither addressed nor established whether or not race as a contributing factor, so it is unwarranted to claim that it wasn't and then assert it as a determined fact.Kentucky AG confirmed that Detected Cosgrove fired the killing shot.
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I'm saying it, to my awareness, was never ruled out as a contributing factor. This was in response to Blizzard's (as yet) unsubstantiated positive claim that color had nothing to do with it.Are you saying she may have been shot cause she was black?
Do you believe it was a factor? If so why I’m interested to knowI'm saying it, to my awareness, was never ruled out as a contributing factor. This was in response to Blizzard's (as yet) unsubstantiated positive claim that color had nothing to do with it.
Top of the page.I see this thread is dipping its toe into the "Getting closer to earning some points" end of the pool...
It's hard to tell.Do you believe it was a factor? If so why I’m interested to know
How so? What makes you think it could be?It's hard to tell.
The same logic that allows you to consider any other factor, such as awareness of involvement with drug dealers, a possible contributor to their response.How so? What makes you think it could be?
I'll make more of an effort to do that.@Locksteady I would really appreciate you adding supporting articles from newsworthy sources in these threads going forward.
Copy that.@Locksteady you're an unvetted member of the board. You've made a habit of turning up the temperature to every conversation you're in; stop it.
The police (in plain clothes) only began shooting after Walker (the boyfriend) fired a shot after they forcibly came through the front door.Without wading through links and articles, can someone tell me who fired the first shot?
I agree, NO one 'deserved' to be killed. If the LEO fired the first shot, it is easy to believe the guy shot back in self-defense. Announce or no-announce, busting in scares the hell out of the occupants, especially in the middle of the night. It's been a while since I've been on a stack, but I do watch Chicago PD.
If the guy shot first, then LE was right to shoot back. Even so, you are accountable for every round.
Without wading through links and articles, can someone tell me who fired the first shot?
I agree, NO one 'deserved' to be killed. If the LEO fired the first shot, it is easy to believe the guy shot back in self-defense. Announce or no-announce, busting in scares the hell out of the occupants, especially in the middle of the night. It's been a while since I've been on a stack, but I do watch Chicago PD.
If the guy shot first, then LE was right to shoot back. Even so, you are accountable for every round.
Boyfriend shot first. Said he heard banging on the door yelled for them to identify themselves (which he said he never heard), so he fired a shot when they kicked down the door.
Quite honestly, I'd have reacted the same way in this situation if someone busted my door down at 0030.
Boyfriend shot first. Said he heard banging on the door yelled for them to identify themselves (which he said he never heard), so he fired a shot when they kicked down the door.
Quite honestly, I'd have reacted the same way in this situation if someone busted my door down at 0030.