Dallas Police Officer Shot Man in His Apartment After He Didn't Follow ‘Verbal Commands

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

58 minutes ago, Enas said:

That's been disproven already but what has been said is that she complained about him I think noise complaints if I remember right.

 I dont believe her for a second. Mad neighbor may be an angle. You may be right

[yuna628 9,676]

1 hour ago, Nature Boy Flair said:

I guarantee in the end we gonna find out there were lovers 

Don't think that's the case, but I think we're going to find out she just straight up didn't like him and murdered him... then thought she could be clever enough. Man people are dumb, don't even know how she thought her story was going to stick.

[Jaquelly 1,647]

There has been a LOT of chatter down here on local news that she didn't take the blood test at the crime scene. 

[Enas 21]

1 hour ago, Nature Boy Flair said:

 I dont believe her for a second. Mad neighbor may be an angle. You may be right

Two neighbors are reported are  to have heard her knocking and saying "Let me in" or "Open the door" A few moments later they say they heard a gun shot and the man saying "Why did you do that."

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[Enas 21]

58 minutes ago, Jaquelly said:

There has been a LOT of chatter down here on local news that she didn't take the blood test at the crime scene. 

I bet she didn't. They didn't even charge her at first they charged her later. Also she's on PAID LEAVE. Like that's a vacation imo. 

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

4 hours ago, Enas said:

I bet she didn't. They didn't even charge her at first they charged her later. Also she's on PAID LEAVE. Like that's a vacation imo. 

Standard police union procedure until internal investigation is done. She is going down hard. Nothing to really see here. She murdered her neighbor. They just got to be sure before they charge.  I know the MDL wants to make it something e lm se, but its not. 

[Chris Duffy 1,257]

17 hours ago, Steeleballz said:

 

  Dallas DA has recommended murder charges, and it is possible they could still charge her with that. We don't have the whole story yet, but thus far, it seems that while the circumstances may have been the result of a mistake, the final outcome clearly showed intent to kill. 

But they charged her with manslaughter.

 

I hope she gets at least 5 years in the pen

 

 

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[Chris Duffy 1,257]

8 hours ago, Nature Boy Flair said:

Standard police union procedure until internal investigation is done. She is going down hard. Nothing to really see here. She murdered her neighbor. They just got to be sure before they charge.  I know the MDL wants to make it something e lm se, but its not. 

News and media want to make it a black white issue.  In Dallas they have a lot of democrats running the city including the idiot Mayor and many on the City Council, which many of them a race baiters and worthless thugs.

 

 

 

 

[Enas 21]

45 minutes ago, Chris Duffy said:

News and media want to make it a black white issue.  In Dallas they have a lot of democrats running the city including the idiot Mayor and many on the City Council, which many of them a race baiters and worthless thugs.

 

 

 

 

Which I don't get personally even though I'm a liberal I don't think this has ANYTHING to do with race. It's a fishy story no doubt I just don't see anything racial about it like I don't think she really said "He's black I'm just gonna shot him." I think this has more to do with cops pulling the gun out too quickly and shooting too quickly. Like even IF it was someone robbering her house robbery isn't a death sentence. This whole "I was afraid for my life." Is also starting to become like a scapegoat.

 

BUT if she doesn't get a good and hard sentence (like she could probably just get probation) than that just shows us that there is a system of "justice" for cops and On my way! For regular people and that's not justice 

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

3 hours ago, Chris Duffy said:

But they charged her with manslaughter.

 

I hope she gets at least 5 years in the pen

 

 

that will change 

[Steeleballz 7,550]

4 hours ago, Chris Duffy said:

But they charged her with manslaughter.

 

I hope she gets at least 5 years in the pen

 

 

 

   As I said though, I think they charged her with manslaughter because that is the case they had at the time. I mean they could make the case for murder, but the question they had to ask is if they could prove murder. As the investigation moves forward, if evidence becomes available that points to more serious charges, I would expect the charges to change.

[Lupigirl 67]

22 minutes ago, Steeleballz said:

 

   As I said though, I think they charged her with manslaughter because that is the case they had at the time. I mean they could make the case for murder, but the question they had to ask is if they could prove murder. As the investigation moves forward, if evidence becomes available that points to more serious charges, I would expect the charges to change.

Evidence that points to more serious charges?  

 

She broke into a man’s home and shot him.  And killed him.  

 

How much more black and white (no pun intended) can you get?

[Enas 21]

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Guyger said she believed there was a burglar inside her home when she saw a “large silhouette” in the unlit apartment after arriving home just before 10 p.m. Thursday, according to court documents.

She had said the door was ajar, but opened under the force of her unique door key, which is outfitted with an electronic chip, the documents said. And when she gave the unknown person “verbal commands,” that person ignored them, she said. 

Um what????????? How does your key open someone else's door? How is the door slightly ajar and yet you push in the key???? How does that make sense why would you put the key in if the door is open? The hell? 

 

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“There are witnesses who said that before the gunshots, they heard the officer knocking at the door and repeatedly saying, ‘Let me in,’” Dallas civil rights lawyer Lee Merritt, who represents Jean's family, told the Washington Post. 

Merritt told reporters that the voice the witnesses heard was that of a woman’s they believe to be Guyger. 

The witnesses said they also heard a man’s voice after the gunshots, the family’s attorneys said.

"What we believe to be the last words of Botham Jean which was 'Oh my god, why did you do that?'" Merritt told CBS. 

Murder

 

https://www.yahoo.com/news/botham-jean-shooting-family-apos-171312877.html

Edited September 13, 2018 by Enas

[Chris Duffy 1,257]

1 hour ago, Steeleballz said:

 

   As I said though, I think they charged her with manslaughter because that is the case they had at the time. I mean they could make the case for murder, but the question they had to ask is if they could prove murder. As the investigation moves forward, if evidence becomes available that points to more serious charges, I would expect the charges to change.

I am pretty confidence they will not charge the person with murder, grand jury would no bill on that charge.........

[Steeleballz 7,550]

3 hours ago, Lupigirl said:

Evidence that points to more serious charges?  

 

She broke into a man’s home and shot him.  And killed him.  

 

How much more black and white (no pun intended) can you get?

 

    As far as the justice system goes, you can get the most "black and white" when you have all the facts available. I don't think anyone posting here does, and I'm not sure that the investigators even have all the details yet. This is a high profile case. It's not going away. I have confidence the end result will be a charge that fits the crime. In the mean time, patience probably helps more than speculation. We can revisit this in time.