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I saw the interview with the Capitol police officer and NBC’s Lester Holt on the Ashli Babbitt shooting. It appears to me that the officer indicted himself. He said he saw that she was not armed and she was not yet on the other side of the interior window where she could be near enough to the officer to be an immediate threat to him or others. It is clear that she was not a threat to anyone else and there were at least two officers in the crowd right behind Ashli. In my opinion, from the shooting video and the Lester Holt interview, it is clear that Ashli was not a threat to him or anyone else at the time he shot and killed her. Police are not allowed to use lethal force; i.e., shoot and kill for misdemeanors where there is no immediate threat to police or others. Ashli, posed no immediate threat and was unjustly shot and killed for trespassing, the officer should be charged.
Had Ashli not been shot dead for trespassing she could have been charged with trespassing, and possibly other violations of law, and had her day in court as are hundreds of other Jan. 6th law breakers.. Unfortunately, Ashli, posing no threat, had to face an immediate death sentence and, so far, our “judicial system” says that is just fine. Another example of a broken, two tiered justice system and a federal government that does not serve the people.
I saw the interview with the Capitol police officer and NBC’s Lester Holt on the Ashli Babbitt shooting. It appears to me that the officer indicted himself. He said he saw that she was not armed and she was not yet on the other side of the interior window where she could be near enough to the officer to be an immediate threat to him or others. It is clear that she was not a threat to anyone else and there were at least two officers in the crowd right behind Ashli. In my opinion, from the shooting video and the Lester Holt interview, it is clear that Ashli was not a threat to him or anyone else at the time he shot and killed her. Police are not allowed to use lethal force; i.e., shoot and kill for misdemeanors where there is no immediate threat to police or others. Ashli, posed no immediate threat and was unjustly shot and killed for trespassing, the officer should be charged.
Had Ashli not been shot dead for trespassing she could have been charged with trespassing, and possibly other violations of law, and had her day in court as are hundreds of other Jan. 6th law breakers.. Unfortunately, Ashli, posing no threat, had to face an immediate death sentence and, so far, our “judicial system” says that is just fine. Another example of a broken, two tiered justice system and a federal government that does not serve the people.