[LaRueLaDue]

Liberal my ass.

If it is a choice of letting him go or shooting him dead over a minor traffic stop where no one was endangered, I choose the non-deadly choice every time. Says a lot about you that you have to have this pointed out.

I just think shooting him to death over a traffic stop was a bit uncalled for. Especially when they could let him go, and then pick him up unceremoniously at his house later. Heck, they could have called it in and had someone waiting for him at the house before he got home.

[Responsibility2nd]

For you to claim he was shot to death over a traffic stop show how naïve and uninformed you are. Or you’re just lying.

Let me guess - you swallowed that whole “Hands Up Don’t Shoot” line of bull too, huh?

[dragnet2]

Watch the pedestrian walk down the hill on the sidewalk passing the traffic stop. When the officer put a bullet through the drivers head, the vehicle rolled down the road uncontrolled, right where the pedestrian was walking. This could have ended much worse. This is a university, lots of walkers on foot.

They not only shot this guy to death for no reason, they then lied about it in an effort to coverup what actually occurred.

[Trailerpark Badass]

That's not really how LE works. There are tens upon tens of thousands of fugitives roaming loose at any one time. They don't have the manpower to go get them somewhere later. That's why they check for warrants during traffic stops, and why fugitives flee when encountered.

More realistic to just get rid of all those silly minor traffic laws altogether. The only people you'll apprehend are the fools dumb enough to obey them.