texas got somethin right for once

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(06-12-2017, 01:28 PM)michaelsean Wrote: It's not confusing at all.  She was not in uniform. I don't recall her having identified herself as an officer and shown proof. There is more leeway for the police to use force than citizens, and that's where the debate is always held.  That didn't exist here.

What about the guy choking the victim?

Should he have listened to him?


Or do we want to make this just a private citizen fight that resulted in a death and not an officer going overboard? Off duty, of course.

Because when an on duty officer chokes or shoots a man to death we are told the victim criminal should have just done what he was told. How does that work when an off duty officer kills someone because they wanted to enforce the law?