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Cop is afraid = cops shoot. 
Oh and cops are afraid of EVERYTHING.
So the cop never saw a gun or never got a description of the shooter. He just saw a guy running away from the area and decided “he’s the shooter” and shoots him in the back. Great police work there bud. >

guess we gotta start speed walking away from one of the 4 mass shooting per week >

stay in the area and get shot by an active shooter or run away from the area and get shot by the police
such is life in the USA >

Or stop the mass shooter and get killed by the cops as they arrive >

Or escape from the killer...run to the cops for help and get gunned down as soon as they see you >

Or escape from everything, get a dog, settle into a life with your trauma being managed then have your dog shot by the cops for being three yards over from the guy who's being delivered a court order >

Or be in traffic when cops surround a nearby delivery truck and fire blindly, killing the driver and shooting several of the civilians they were using as cover >

Guys GUYS, remember... "This was an isolated incident." Nothing to see here. Or here. Or over here. Keep them eyes shut. >

Just a few bad apples. >

Jesus Christ THEY got arrested that is so fucked up >

They’re lucky to only have been arrested for knocking on a door. Which I guess is a crime. Could’ve been much worse. >

You mean lucky they got arrested for being shot at. The absolute nerve of them! Being on the receiving end of all those bullets, the audacity! >

It’s so gross. How do these pigs look themselves in the mirror everyday and tell themselves “I’m the good guy?”. It’s shocking >

I think deep down they know they're all pieces of shit but don't care. >

I think if they let us allocate where our tax dollars actually went, like a little list with checkboxes, they’d be shocked that we would indeed “defund the police” and probably the military to some degree and education would probably get 10x the funding leading to a well educated population that would most likely require a lot less “policing”. 🤷🏻‍♂️ >

That title is a gross understatement of what actually happened.

The charges stem from a June 2022 incident in which Moravek saw the victim, who is not identified in the charging documents, run past him soon after hearing gunshots. Moravek shouted for the person to drop the gun before firing, striking him in the back.
Platkin said the person did not have a gun in his possession or within reach. A firearm was found near the site of the shooting, according to the charging document, but Platkin said there was no DNA or fingerprint evidence linking it to the man.

That guy wasn't a criminal, just running away after hearing gun-shots and the officer didn't even warn him. Just started chasing and shot him. >

Cool, so you can’t even run from gunshots without an agent of the state deciding to shoot you. >

It would seem that there are no longer any measurable criteria. The decision whether or not to shoot is entirely arbitrary.