I can see both sides of this. Cops deal the deadliest scum of our society every day. There's is no easy job and calls for split second decisions with no do overs or mulligans. That said, I seem to detect a different attitude lately. But I'm not so sure it's because of an increasingly younger police force as much as a sea change in today's societal makeup. I would not have their job and all of us should be grateful that some will still step up.
That said, incidents like this in my home county, should give all of us pause to reflect. His family may (and should in my opinion) win a $ 10 million lawsuit, but that will never bring back this innocent civilian who was minding his own business in his home. The police, in this case, had no probable cause to even be at his door. The media called it an "accident," manslaughter might be a more apt description.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...apartment.html
That said, incidents like this in my home county, should give all of us pause to reflect. His family may (and should in my opinion) win a $ 10 million lawsuit, but that will never bring back this innocent civilian who was minding his own business in his home. The police, in this case, had no probable cause to even be at his door. The media called it an "accident," manslaughter might be a more apt description.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...apartment.html

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