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pugboy wrote:talk is he used the grocery car park to go across the road to buy food
what is the recommended course of action if you are a property owner?
At no point did the father reach for the SRP gun though....that video showed the altercation yes but why shoot to kill the unarmed man? TTPS is trained to shoot to disarm, could have shot him in the leg or hand. That was cold blooded murder along with excessive force.Phone Surgeon wrote:Rovin wrote:its arrogant & unfortunate how d man get shot by d security for parking space argument, fb video show both of them interlocked & d security shot d man at close range while he 3 chirren nearby in d car & d wife over d road buying food
man dead for something so small now he hadda face murder charge ... smh
yuh feel so?
murder charge?
for the most it would be manslaughter if anything.
yuh see the same video i see? where they in a physical fight?
SPK1983 wrote:pugboy wrote:talk is he used the grocery car park to go across the road to buy food
what is the recommended course of action if you are a property owner?
Easy - charge a parking fee, subject to a stamp from the cashier to waive the fee (maybe a minimum purchase required - say $5 so dey not buying 2 power mint to just park).
The_Honourable wrote:We don't know who attacked first and how long they were engaged physically before the video started, but from the beginning of the video, it seems there was some level of restraint. 12 seconds in, the officer reached for his gun around his waist. 14 seconds in, the officer pushed the father away a bit against the car to create space where the officer pulled out his gun from his waist to his side. The questionable part is what happens next.
15 seconds in, the father came forward to the officer who pointed the gun towards the father and shot him twice at close range.
The officer can say that the father came towards him and shot him out of self-defense. It could be argued that the father who was against the car was in the middle of pushing the officer off from him when he got shot.
Self-defense is on the cards. Court will have to make a determination.
hover11 wrote:Sad thing is dead men tell no tales we only have the officer side ,that video and possible witness statements ( if ppl willing to come forward) to conceptualize what occurred . Would be interesting to see the outcome of such
hover11 wrote:At no point did the father reach for the SRP gun though....that video showed the altercation yes but why shoot to kill the unarmed man? TTPS is trained to shoot to disarm, could have shot him in the leg or hand. That was cold blooded murder along with excessive force.Phone Surgeon wrote:Rovin wrote:its arrogant & unfortunate how d man get shot by d security for parking space argument, fb video show both of them interlocked & d security shot d man at close range while he 3 chirren nearby in d car & d wife over d road buying food
man dead for something so small now he hadda face murder charge ... smh
yuh feel so?
murder charge?
for the most it would be manslaughter if anything.
yuh see the same video i see? where they in a physical fight?
pugboy wrote:talk is he used the grocery car park to go across the road to buy food
what is the recommended course of action if you are a property owner?
pugboy wrote:so park any where you feel including on private property
let’s all be ignorant and wrong and stronf
hover11 wrote:At no point did the father reach for the SRP gun though....that video showed the altercation yes but why shoot to kill the unarmed man? TTPS is trained to shoot to disarm, could have shot him in the leg or hand. That was cold blooded murder along with excessive force.Phone Surgeon wrote:Rovin wrote:its arrogant & unfortunate how d man get shot by d security for parking space argument, fb video show both of them interlocked & d security shot d man at close range while he 3 chirren nearby in d car & d wife over d road buying food
man dead for something so small now he hadda face murder charge ... smh
yuh feel so?
murder charge?
for the most it would be manslaughter if anything.
yuh see the same video i see? where they in a physical fight?
hover11 wrote:Nice blame the dead guy who can't defend himself. I highly doubt a family man who driving with his wife and kids would drive with impaired judgment and risk their safety and well being. Hope some lawyer comes forward and assist them in some form.
hover11 wrote:He approached Walker and told him he cannot smoke said weed in the carpark and that it was illegal in public to do so, he said Walker came out the vehicle and became voilent and a scuffle ensued.
He also claimed Walker reached for his gun which was on his rightside of his waist and he inturn drew the gun and shot Walker twice.
pugboy wrote:so park any where you feel including on private property
let’s all be ignorant and wrong and stronf
daring dragoon wrote:pugboy wrote:so park any where you feel including on private property
let’s all be ignorant and wrong and stronf
man if you going in the grocery self they does do like them dont want you park in their car park.
hover11 wrote:Does self defence warrant firing 3 times at an unarmed assailant or is this the case of a trigger happy officer ? If the family can, lawyer up and file a motion against the TTPS as well.The_Honourable wrote:We don't know who attacked first and how long they were engaged physically before the video started, but from the beginning of the video, it seems there was some level of restraint. 12 seconds in, the officer reached for his gun around his waist. 14 seconds in, the officer pushed the father away a bit against the car to create space where the officer pulled out his gun from his waist to his side. The questionable part is what happens next.
15 seconds in, the father came forward to the officer who pointed the gun towards the father and shot him twice at close range.
The officer can say that the father came towards him and shot him out of self-defense. It could be argued that the father who was against the car was in the middle of pushing the officer off from him when he got shot.
Self-defense is on the cards. Court will have to make a determination.
hover11 wrote:Nice blame the dead guy who can't defend himself. I highly doubt a family man who driving with his wife and kids would drive with impaired judgment and risk their safety and well being. Hope some lawyer comes forward and assist them in some form.
Because police officers are not known for their humilityPhone Surgeon wrote:police does identify demself quick quick
why d mc yuh fighting with a police officer
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