Texas officer killed drug raid

cdd10

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I don't think that guy should get charged for capital murder at all.. How was he to know?
 

minnesmoker

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casualty of an unjust and illegitimate war led by profiteering terrorists and a tyrannical government hell bent on destroying the rights of the people...
 

CCCmints

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if his attorney is good he will probably get off. it doesn't help to not have a clean record though...
 

junker1

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Not a big fan of the police. I could care less. Just need to kill 2465 more of them for zero reason and then we MIGHT have an eye for an eye for all the innocent civilians they killed.
 

UncleBuck

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when a carpenter blunts his thumb with a hammer by accident, he has only himself to blame.

if you're in the business of raiding people's home with guns without telling them who you are, death at the hands of a confused and justly defensive homeowner is part of the job description, just like the carpenter with the sore thumb.

it took far fewer deaths to spur the end of alcohol prohibition. what does it say about american culture that we don't even care that so many citizens and LEOs are dying over a few plants (and four legal guns) anymore?
 

Spanky's Monkey

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live by the sword,die by the sword.Pig had it comin'
I don't agree with the pig part but the rest is golden. You live by that weapon and one day you may very well find yourself standing at the business end. Stay the fuck out of peoples shit and show some respect next time. "No Knock" warrants sound like some underhand bullshit to me. If you bust in my back door like the stick-up man I'm bust one is your ass just as well. I pray to God justice is served and the homeowner goes home.
 

Unclebaldrick

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Send that link to Santa. And beeeeeee careful tonight. If it's red, don't make it dead.

Or, the life you save may be bringing me presents.
 

RPM371

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Guy shouldn't have died but the homeowner has a decent defense I can't disagree with
Unfortunately he's in Texas and has zero defense. He was growing which means any/every weapon in the house is illegal and escalates the crime. He also has 2 prior convictions which makes this a habitual crime. As wrong as it is, he's got a huge uphill battle to stay off Death Row.
 

Winter Woman

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Unfortunately he's in Texas and has zero defense. He was growing which means any/every weapon in the house is illegal and escalates the crime. He also has 2 prior convictions which makes this a habitual crime. As wrong as it is, he's got a huge uphill battle to stay off Death Row.
I hope you are wrong. I hope that the good Texans that will be on the jury will understand and be as upset as I am at the militarization of the police and what the police are allowed to do unfettered.
 

SunnyJim

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He might have been a little fidgety because of his grow op. If my door was kicked in, and I had a rifle close to me, my first instinct would be to barricade myself and my girlfriend in the bedroom, pointing the gun at the door. Law Enforcement would probably make themselves known by the time they got into the room.

Of course, guns are illegal where I live, so there isn't that immediate fear of death by gunshot when someone enters your house, irrespective of the time of day. People here would have to physically attack you.

Poor planning from the police, I say. Why rush a house if you think the suspect is potentially armed? Darwin Award candidate.
 

hydrogreen65

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They asked for it... Why in the did they use a no-knock warrant for a grow and weapons? It's not like the home owner could flush the evidence down the toilet.
 

hydrogreen65

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Texas also has law that if the officers don't identify themselves prior to entry, then occupant has right to defend their selves.
 
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