Do regular citizens get that afforded to them when they kill someone? If I walked into a cop's apartment thinking it was mine and shot them dead, would I get the benefit of the doubt and the ability to go home until the cops "figure it out?" While they start painting a positive narrative for me that I was in a full suit and tie after work in the press release?
This is a first that the intruder shot and killed a person yes in the case of mistaken appartment/house right? None of the cases you cited show that being the case and I dont believe her anyway how could you not immediately see the house looks different from yours unless drunk or drugs sounds all fishy
Fuck you
Seriously. I've been drunk off my ass and I've never hurt or killed anyone by accident.
Are people using intoxication as an excuse. I thought it was more of an explanation how you could be dumb enough to go to the wrong apartment.
That's a lot of "if's" so... think of it how you will. When they have enough information, they'll do what they need to do.
Wouldn't matter if the officer was completely off duty, not in uniform. That's just how a job works. I was accused of threatening a lady because she said I was asking for her phone number and she didn't want to give it. smh I was put on admin leave until they finished with that. It took two weeks. I was 100% cleared and the lady said she was mad about a speeding ticket she got earlier. I guess they could have fired me, and rehired me.
Where'd you see that at?? If its verified, you should PM a mod to update the thread title and possibly the OP.
They are getting as much information as possible to make sure they charge appropriately. That's my take on it, unless there's something that shows otherwise.
Yes. 2000, worked a man shot in the head case. Guy was leaving the property, in a car, homeowner shot and killed this guy while he was driving away. Talked with right after incident, not arrested for three days, ended up being found not guilty.
They need to question all the other tenants there to get as much info before going in and asking her questions they don't have a clue about. It's better to know more about what you're asking than the person you're questioning does.
