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Error1355 posted...

No use trying to have a conversation with you on this if you are going to be jumping through an absolutely bonkers hypothetical that have nothing at all with this case. The police where there under suspected shoplifting, not suspected murderer. If the police are rolling up to every situation thinking the person they are talking to is a murderer then maybe that's where our fucking problem with excessive force starts.

I am not saying she did, I am saying but your principle. You say that if the officer can't get her out the car. They should let her go.

If that's the principle you stand on then you have to apply to other situation.

So if there's a possible murderer, which would make sense if someone would try to run away and hit a cop, you say they should be let go and find them later.

My thing is that this is a two party situation. You can de escalate a situation and not just the cops. You guys can be impractical at times.