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Originally posted by TENGRAM View PostBecause you can't kill people for robbery and/or resisting arrest. It's not right and it's not legal.
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Originally posted by TENGRAM View PostThat's impressive. No way he should have killed an unarmed guy over a robbery. Nice to see a video of a cop doing their job well. Usually they only get bad press."When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." -Benjamin Franklin
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Originally posted by SSMAN View PostCop should have shined the flashlight in his face.
Originally posted by ceyko View PostI was always told/etc not to get that close if you have a gun. I guess the cop knows better then me, but it seems like how much bigger the guy was that gun could've been turned on him real fast.
Scrappy little guy though. (little in comparison to the crook)
Originally posted by TENGRAM View PostThat's impressive. No way he should have killed an unarmed guy over a robbery. Nice to see a video of a cop doing their job well. Usually they only get bad press.
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Originally posted by TENGRAM View PostThat's kinda crazy. I'll keep that in mind in case I ever shoot an unarmed man and think about running from the cops afterward.
(c)A peace officer is justified in using deadly force
against another when and to the degree the peace officer reasonably
believes the deadly force is immediately necessary to make an
arrest, or to prevent escape after arrest, ....
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No reply tengrams?
Originally posted by TENGRAM View Posttry me.
Originally posted by TENGRAM View PostThat's kinda crazy. I'll keep that in mind in case I ever shoot an unarmed man and think about running from the cops afterward.
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Originally posted by 03trubluGT View PostCh. 9.51 of the Texas Penal Code:
(c)A peace officer is justified in using deadly force
against another when and to the degree the peace officer reasonably
believes the deadly force is immediately necessary to make an
arrest, or to prevent escape after arrest, ....
(c) A peace officer is justified in using deadly force
against another when and to the degree the peace officer reasonably
believes the deadly force is immediately necessary to make an
arrest, or to prevent escape after arrest, if the use of force would
have been justified under Subsection (a) and:
(1) the actor reasonably believes the conduct for
which arrest is authorized included the use or attempted use of
deadly force; or
(2) the actor reasonably believes there is a
substantial risk that the person to be arrested will cause death or
serious bodily injury to the actor or another if the arrest is
delayed.
That's a significant difference from what you posted.
Originally posted by Jimbo View PostNo reply tengrams?
I get it, you are a tough guy, a hard ass. Well I'm not. I'm not willing to gamble on the saftey of a criminal over the safety of others.
You are being ridiculous, and apparently ignorant of the law. Crazy? I can't remember a time when that wasn't law.
So what's to comment on? I've spelled out my thoughts on it for you in plain English. So who is ignorant of the law? See my reply above. You know, that's been the law for as long as I can remember.Last edited by TENGRAM; 12-19-2010, 06:52 PM.
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Originally posted by TENGRAM View PostSorry, life took priority today.
So what's to comment on? I've spelled out my thoughts on it for you in plain English. So who is ignorant of the law? See my reply above. You know, that's been the law for as long as I can remember.
Originally posted by Jimbo View PostWho is talking about killing him because of the robbery? I think you are confused. I would be hard pressed to define attacking an officer who has drawn down on you, as "resisting arrest".
I said "apparently ignorant of the law", based on the previous post by an leo and my inability to remember any officer being persecuted for shooting a dangerous suspect that attacked him while weapon drawn. I'm willing to wager this officer would have had no problem explaining the legality of his actions if he had done so.
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Originally posted by big_tiger View PostThat just asks for a disablement of ones life.
Dallas PD would have waited for his turn to check out. JK
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Originally posted by Jimbo View PostWho is talking about killing him because of the robbery? I think you are confused. I would be hard pressed to define attacking an officer who has drawn down on you, as "resisting arrest".
“We wasn’t going to shoot the guy because he was unarmed,” Perez said.
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