Lawyer: Officer who shot Philando Castile reacted to gun, not race (bulls**t)

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"and officers routinely getting killed for pulling people over for a traffic violation, it is see-able that the officer would be startled when someone does not follow their commands. "

Officers are not "routinely killed" for pulling over for traffic violations.

Right now the police are saying they believed the car contained an armed robber, yet they stop the car and saunter up to the window asking for id ? No way any officer with a brain would have been anywhere near that window. They would have pulled the car over and barked commands from their own vehicle.
Does that sound like they truly believed he was the robber with a gun? If they did believe that , why such a stupid move? The cop put himself in a risky situation.
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"But, what happens when the officer asks the person to keep his hands on the steering wheel numerous times, and instead of obeying, the driver reaches behind him? Now at that point, the officer fears for his life. Should the officer wait for the gun?"


This isnt even remotely close to what happened, so why pull out the straw man?