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In reply to the discussion: Australian woman shot dead by Minneapolis police [View all]LisaL
(47,423 posts)40. He had something that looked like a weapon.
There was no way to tell from a distance whether it was the real thing or not.
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There's a reason people like me think twice, thrice, and more before calling the cops.
hunter
Jul 2017
#45
There is no "they." ONE cop on the passenger side shot past his partner's HEAD to kill.
WinkyDink
Jul 2017
#58
Holy shit. What the hell ill the excuse be for this, other then the cop was crazy??
jmg257
Jul 2017
#12
I'm sure they're going to make it sound like the end of True Romance
Sen. Walter Sobchak
Jul 2017
#5
You forgot the part about whether we get a laundry list of the victim's foibles, traffic violations,
WhiskeyGrinder
Jul 2017
#19
Tamir Rice at least had a toy gun that police could claim they believed to be a real thing.
LisaL
Jul 2017
#36
I guess he doesn't have to, within his rights, but then there needs to be a grand jury.
WinkyDink
Jul 2017
#56