Logical, unbiased analysis in my opinion. By law, this is self defense, imho. Her face expression is irrelevant. Her words are irrelevant. Her ACTIONS and the officer's perception of those actions in those 2 seconds are relevant.
If he feared for his life in that split second, this is self defense. Game over..... It's actually cut and dry. Add, to the facts. that he actually hit him.
Not even to to the same situation
"The officer fired the final volley—shots five and six—after Hernandez had collapsed on the ground. He was on his back with his knees curled up to his chest, rolling away from the officer."
Why did the woman go there to interfere with federal law enforcement actions? Why do Walz and Frey defy federal law? Why was MPD barred from helping ICE in this "known" hostile neighborhood? Lots of reasonable questions to be answered. There needs to be accountability......in Minnesota.
Yes, there is.
and that right there is the key.....If he felt his life was in danger, lethal force is authorized.
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Deadly force should not be used against persons whose actions are a threat solely to themselves or property unless an individual poses an imminent danger of death or serious physical injury to the officer or others in close proximity."
I'm sure there is other video. The officer who was struck was actually videoing the driver just before she accelerated. I am hoping for a thorough investigation.
That is not true....there is video showing the officer in front of the vehicle when she accelerated, and another video showing she struck the officer with her car.
In a split second? That is only in the movies....not real life. The officer acted within the law, imo, by neutralizing the threat.
Walz and Frey are insurrectionists.