(08-26-2020, 05:40 PM)fifteenth Wrote: In the U.S. we can call and write our officials. They may not answer, but we can call and write. In the U.S., calling and writing officials is not considered interfering with the process.
Of course I can also write a letter or even try to make a call. But the official can't do anything other than what I said. So basically pointless to write a letter or give a call.
(08-26-2020, 05:46 PM)fifteenth Wrote: I don't think this thread should be about whether walking to your car while police try to detain you warrants getting shot in the back
Sorry, but you are a bit impartial here, a bit of using your admin position to provide your take on the subject. This is only one of possible interpretations as a lot of other stuff was alegedly happening before that specific thing described. Knives, tazers used with no effect, gun threats from the victim and similar were mentioned. So it is very unfair at this point to say this was just a walk to a car. I guess this unknown/unconfirmed facts make many of us wonder, whether this case was perhaps overblown due to a bit sensationalistic media reporting, that didn't adequately provide all the available facts.