Ein Experte für Fehlverhalten sagt, der Staat habe das Recht, den ICE-Beamten anzuklagen, der Renée Good getötet hat

Charge him and let the courts decide. Not charging him because „reasons“ is not an excuse.

Of course there should be a full trial. I’m tired of everyone online making their own judgements, based on the scraps of info they happen to have.

Journalism; yes, including citizen journalism, expert commentary, and op-eds is not complicated. It has never been complicated. It goes like this:

Here is what happened.
Here is what the law, rules, and standards say.
Here is what is happening now.

Full stop.
That’s the job.

Instead, we get vibes. We get speculation. We get twelve panels arguing about hypotheticals while facts sit untouched in the corner like an unpaid intern.

Walter Cronkite wouldn’t be embarrassed by TikTok, podcasts, or cable news. He’d be embarrassed that an entire industry seems allergic to the basic discipline of reporting. Not because the medium changed—but because standards quietly evaporated and were replaced with personality, outrage, and the soft tyranny of “let’s see how this plays out.”

Regardless of the FBI taking over, there is no statute of limitation for murder. When a sane administration takes over, they can cooperate with locals and see that, admittedly delayed, justice is served.

Wouldn’t surprise me if Trump pardons everyone in his administration when he is going out the door. He is already abusing the powerful pardon power the constitution gives him in ways that demand reform. If he went blanket for everyone, it could lead to a constitutional amendment.

Thankfully, in this case, presidential pardons don’t stop states from charging the same crime. Had this happened in DC, that wouldn’t be possible.

These fascists morons don’t like the courts because they know they will see through their blatant lies. The Pedo President won’t let that happen. He will just pardon him and appoint him to Secretary of Ballrooms.

Curious if any states have their only civil rights violation at the state level. I mean the feds can slap on charges or take over a investigation from a state if there is a law on books.

File charges now, indict that ham sandwich, worry about the repercussions later. State’s rights. Not even unprecedented, just go look up the slavery cases.

I expect the state will charge him in the next couple of weeks. They have enough evidence without the fbi cooperation to convict. That said, let’s see how corrupt the fbi really is. They may charge him.

He shouldn’t be free to murder again. Throw the book at him.

It was absolutely a murder. If a juror, I’d convict him just for being an obvious white wing psycho who signed up for $50K signing bonus and authority to harass and kill.

But I’d bet money shooter won’t be convicted — even if charged — with murder because he was lightly tapped and defense will claim his perspective was different from us looking at video and the usual „I feared for my miserable/worthless life.“ Maybe manslaughter or something, but even that is going to be tough.

The buck/blame rests with trump, dog killer Noem, Miller, etc.

Don’t charge it, just show up at its house at 3AM like they would any other terrorist.

Every argument someone has about justifying this based on the law, and in case you MAGA pricks need to be reminded the law ranks above policy, and ICE are not law enforcement.

From Title 1, U.S. DOJ Policy on Use of Force:

„Firearms may not be discharged solely to disable moving vehicles. Specifically, firearms may not be discharged at a moving vehicle unless: (1) a person in the vehicle is threatening the officer or another person with deadly force by means other than the vehicle; or (2) the vehicle is operated in a manner that threatens to cause death or serious physical injury … and no other objectively reasonable means of defense appear to exist, which includes moving out of the path of the vehicle.“

Also, placing oneself in the path of a moving vehicle constitutes officer-created jeopardy and undermines any claim that deadly force was necessary.

watch him flee the state like a guy that did nothing wrong.

No one that is dumb enough to stand in the front of a vehicle with the engine running his camera in one hand and his hand on a gun, should wear a badge. He was looking to take someone down. His posture when he walked away was „I did the her “ . I believe his training went out the window because at a previous stop he was dragged by a vehicle, another incident that should have taught him u don’t try to stop a vehicle that is possibly moving. In the current case she was not trying to run him over, she was trying to leave the place, the other three or four other officer did They did not feel the need to fire.

Besides, since they now claim she was an agitator they knew who she was and where she lived, as well as having her license plate. They could have picked her up with a warrant at her home. This officer and others, feel since the President on down, have practically authorized to shoot at anyone they feel being threatened. Remember, the president once asked why do not federal officer just shoot protesters, even peaceful ones in the legs or somewhere that would not be lethal.

Of course, as usual our government immediately blamed a victim, without a independent investigation. Now the FBI does not even allow a independent investigation, just co0me up with a answer to blame the victim. Worse is coming. Wait if elections take place this year. Watch ICE trolling voting lines to interfere in the election process, of course only on the blue states-

All the maga jurists in the country want the police and military to murder us with help from their brownshirt militia types so every case like this will get ‚reasonable doubt‘ in favor of the murderers.

Charge him, incarcerate him and sue him.