Irving Cowboy
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The fact that two of his three shots went through the open driver's side window is what really bothers me.
Exactly. Why was that cunt of a human being firing those shots?The fact that two of his three shots went through the open driver's side window is what really bothers me.
Exactly. I've said I don't agree with what he did, and I don't. But I also see how difficult it is in real time to draw that line. Does this mean people can drive their cars at you and turn away at the last second and you're to blame if you defend yourself? Or drive at high speeds a foot from you and you should do nothing? Because people will push that line as far as they possibly can.
Yeah the shots through the drivers windows were wrong. I just have a hard time expecting any human to be able to go from shooting at a person to a split second later going no, don't shoot another shot. There is no time in between for your brain to process.The fact that two of his three shots went through the open driver's side window is what really bothers me.
Exactly.The fact that two of his three shots went through the open driver's side window is what really bothers me.
I don’t agree with this at all.Exactly.
And you know how you have the right to protect your home and you can shoot somebody if they trespass but yet you can't walk over to them and finish them off?
A guy went to prison here in Texas for doing that a few years back and that's exactly what this is.
He used excessive force and executed her -- Plain and simple.
It won't matter in the end because he's fully protected, but it's not right.
Then we'll have to respectfully agree to disagree on this one.I don’t agree with this at all.
That’s fine. I just don’t understand how you could think anybody could process things so quickly. All three shots were fired in a space of about a second. When the first shot was fired, the vehicle was moving towards him and made contact. In hindsight and with video, we have the ability to see that her wheels were in the process of turning right as she moved forward. He did not.Then we'll have to respectfully agree to disagree on this one.
I think that's a pretty poor comparison. This would be more akin to shooting somebody and then they turn their body to run and the second and third shots go through their back. You're using an example where a person would have a reasonable amount of time to consider or think about their actions. And comparing it to a bang/bang (No pun intended) situation where a person has no time to actually process the change in circumstances.And you know how you have the right to protect your home and you can shoot somebody if they trespass but yet you can't walk over to them and finish them off?
This is someone who has absolutely no idea what the term "legally" means. That's not at all what it has to be in order for it to be self defense.Because legally for him to claim self defense that's what it has to be. But that's a big stretch people are making to fit that narrative.
Perhaps, but they are spot on about this supposedly highly trained ICE agent not following his training.This is someone who has absolutely no idea what the term "legally" means. That's not at all what it has to be in order for it to be self defense.
That they may be. I'm not going to pretend to know what their training specifically is. I see badly trained officers every day that have no idea what the NHTSA manual says or what their policy is on camera footage. I'd expect better training for an ICE agent than a police officer which is why I can only really judge it like these are two normal people.Perhaps, but they are spot on about this supposedly highly trained ICE agent not following his training.
When the first shot was fired, the vehicle was moving towards him and made contact.