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Ft. Worth Officer Charged with Murder
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<blockquote data-quote="rborden" data-source="post: 16307143" data-attributes="member: 160221"><p>I don’t know what their protocols consist of, would you mind filling in what exactly they are and how they were violated?</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Ok, I guessing I’m looking at this from a defense attorney stand point. </p><p></p><p>Cops get a phone call from a concerned neighbor that a residents door is open but no movement has been seen in a while. </p><p></p><p>Dispatcher relays call to officer. No doubt the officer has scenarios going through his head. Medical issues? Hostage situation? Home Invasion? Potential cop ambush situation where someone lures cops to a call and then ambushes them? </p><p></p><p>So upon arriving at residence, he walks around the house looking for evidence of foul play and doing a basic threat assessment. As he passes a window he sees someone, he gives an an order to put their hands in the air and sees a gun and fires (split second span). </p><p></p><p>Maybe he arrives on scene knocks and a potential hostage situation goes way wrong? </p><p></p><p>I was under the impression officers always check a perimeter and assess potential threats when arriving on scene. Maybe I’m wrong on this. </p><p></p><p>As for the Chief, I’m not saying he is covering, I’m just surprised he is so quick to assign blame to his officer instead of saying, let’s allow an investigation to proceed and go from there. To me this feels like the public wants a scapegoat and the Chief is caving to that pressure. </p><p></p><p>If I’m a defense attorney that’s the way I would spin this.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rborden, post: 16307143, member: 160221"] I don’t know what their protocols consist of, would you mind filling in what exactly they are and how they were violated? Ok, I guessing I’m looking at this from a defense attorney stand point. Cops get a phone call from a concerned neighbor that a residents door is open but no movement has been seen in a while. Dispatcher relays call to officer. No doubt the officer has scenarios going through his head. Medical issues? Hostage situation? Home Invasion? Potential cop ambush situation where someone lures cops to a call and then ambushes them? So upon arriving at residence, he walks around the house looking for evidence of foul play and doing a basic threat assessment. As he passes a window he sees someone, he gives an an order to put their hands in the air and sees a gun and fires (split second span). Maybe he arrives on scene knocks and a potential hostage situation goes way wrong? I was under the impression officers always check a perimeter and assess potential threats when arriving on scene. Maybe I’m wrong on this. As for the Chief, I’m not saying he is covering, I’m just surprised he is so quick to assign blame to his officer instead of saying, let’s allow an investigation to proceed and go from there. To me this feels like the public wants a scapegoat and the Chief is caving to that pressure. If I’m a defense attorney that’s the way I would spin this. [/QUOTE]
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