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Originally Posted by Oling_Roachinen
In August the incident took place where he broke the restraining order and apparently tried to steal her car again or whatever other reason he grabbed her keys. Obviously she felt threatened enough to call 911 on this man breaking his restraining order.
Her having three kids with him and him being shot in front of his three kids was connecting dots that may not have been there. But like I said, who cares they all deserved to be protected.
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Couple things:
1. You’re taking the statement from the attorney for the police union as gospel, but it’s important to remember it’s one very biased side of the story, just as if we were to take the statements from Blake’s lawyer as gospel. Two people that were there, two very different stories, two strong motivations for theirs being true. You cannot just assume these things are true because one lawyer said them. We know what we know from the video, and have some idea from what little has been said by witnesses/bystanders and the information that has been agreed upon by the DOJ, the police, and Blake.
2. I’m curious where you’ve seen that the lady who called the cops was the same one as the victim from the May assault, or where it states the two had three kids together.