[quote="OntheLasGallinas"]

twofifty wrote:

hunterjoe, Loss of life is not taken lightly, even when the dead are bank robbers or crack-crazed zombie killers. I totally disagree!!!!!!!!! If I were there and packing, with my concealed carry, the police wouldn't have had to shoot him. And, no, I wouldn't try to talk him out of it, by trying to reason with his feminine, compassionate side!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Geeze, guys, talk about jumping to conclusions!!!!!!

I did not say hunterjoe's friend was not justified in shooting the BG dead, given the facts as we understand them. Nor was I saying the way to deal with the threat presented by this guy was to 'reason with his feminine, compassionate side'.

The purpose of an investigation is to make sure ALL the facts surrounding this shooting are known and understood. Seems to me that this officer did the right thing, and hopefully the investigation will show this is the case.

So I will reiterate this:

In a civil society where behaviour is ruled by a body of laws, all violent deaths are investigated - and that is how it should be no matter whether the dead person is a bank robber, a crack-crazed zombie killer, someone's hunting or business partner, a stranger or a family member!!!!

Imagine the alternative...

250 wrote:

In a civil society where behaviour is ruled by a body of laws, all violent deaths are investigated - and that is how it should be no matter whether the dead person is a bank robber, a crack-crazed zombie killer, someone's hunting or business partner, a stranger or a family member!!!! Imagine the alternative...

Well put...said to perfection twofifty, in particular your last sentence mate.

Cheers, Vince

I'm glad he shot and killed him, one less thug!
I don't care about the details of was he right to kill him!
He didn't kill a innocent man, he kill a useless man who would have done
anything to an innocent person to rob them, maybe a child or an older
person. Why do we(people) always try to find fault with good doer's?
Good job Mr. Officer! Now reload and get ready for the next Thug!

So what are ya tryin' to say 270WSMVICTORY? Don't you hold back now, ya hear.



Cheers, Vince

It's passing strange how these career criminals quickly become loving husbands and fathers, who have "problems", and ,no doubt because of unfair treatment his whole life, low self esteem, and probably halitosis, was unable to become President of the U.S. or discover the cure for infant mortality...you get the idea.

Nowadays, warriors make a lot of people nervous. I'm glad we have as many of them as we do in law enforcement.