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In reply to the discussion: Body cam footage of Rayshard Brooks' death shows calm, then chaos [View all]whistler162
(11,155 posts)35. That was after 25 to 40+ minutes so
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Exactly. Why bother pursuing someone when you have their car and all the info? (n/t)
forgotmylogin
Jun 2020
#3
EXACTLY! Just like many PDs have called off high speed chases: not worth it.
CurtEastPoint
Jun 2020
#5
Arresting officers need to responsible for the well-being of people they take into custody.
forgotmylogin
Jun 2020
#6
Once again, he was not DWI. He was asleep in a Wendy's drive-thru which is also private property
PSPS
Jun 2020
#9
Was he behind the wheel with the keys in the car? That is all it takes in most states. nt
EX500rider
Jun 2020
#19
My State of Fla. And from what i have heard in other DU threads about this many others. nt
EX500rider
Jun 2020
#21
Had he not, resisted arrest, assaulted a police officer, stole his Taser and then fired it at them
Baclava
Jun 2020
#14
I agree with that too, no reason to shoot a fleeing man in the back like that, adrenaline trigger
Baclava
Jun 2020
#29