(July 21, 2016 at 11:19 am)Rhythm Wrote: A rather disingenuous question...I'd only quote your previous comment. Is there some other way to take it? Care to rephrase?
(do you actually read what you write, btw....honestly....that bit about the benefit of the doubt -even- in the face of certain evidence to the contrary is crazy talk...)
Concerning your edit: Yes, I normally do overview what I write before posting.... And even though the evidence may show, that the one under arrest was going for a cell phone, I think the benefit of the doubt should go to the officer, and the one with the authority, rather than the one ignoring it. The one who had to make a quick decision concerning theirs and others safety. I don't think that "stop and put your hands up" is that difficult of a concept for most, and that actions have consequences.
