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Originally Posted by afc wimbledon
No I am convinced this woman with a child hasn't commited a crime as that is what the papers are saying, I am also convinced if this is true the cop knew that as they can pull up cpic in their car in a few seconds and check on anyone, I'm also convinced the only reason the cop went to her house was because her boyfriend called the cops to say she had heard a prowler and was scared, somehow a cop who is sent to protect a young mum ends up shooting her dead and we are supposed to believe she randomly came out of her apartment like a maniac trying to kill him? we are also supposed to believe in the incredibly unlikely event that that story is true, and I don't believe it for a moment, but assuming it is true that was his only solution to defend himself from a slightly built 25 year old girl was to shoot her dead?
It's a bull#### story covering up some horrendous accident is my guess but he's a cop so we don't question him eh?
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I am not getting into a debate regarding this but on first read it sounds like paranoia/schizophrenic breakdown (prolonged concern of a prowler, too afraid to call the cops and calls close people instead, etc).
I guess if you’re never gonna accept any releases on the story there isn’t really much if you’re gonna dictate you’re own narrative onto it.
I’m sure people on this board know what I do for work and I’ve typed out/deleted about a dozen responses to misconceptions about policing in Canada and tensions in the states. I’ve worked here and lived in the states part time for the past two years. It’s so more complex than what we see and though police are an easy scapegoat (and rightfully so given their reprehensible actions), systemic racism is addressed through changes in the justice system, changes in identifying mental health, housing, access to legal guidance, etc. And that’s just in the legal side. Never mind the systemic issues of minorities getting paid less, access to healthcare, etc.
What happened to George Floyd and the countless others is atrocious and hopefully justice can be served.