Seems that Scott had two conditions that should have precluded him from possessing a gun...the first being a felon, the second being someone with a TBI who seems, according to his wife, to have some impaired judgment...so that while this is indeed a tragedy, it is not a tragedy that is entirely on the cops who NEVER KNOW when the guy wobbling around with a gun is an 'angel' or not...and even if they know he is impaired, are they supposed to lay their own lives on the line because of that fact? If his judgment is impaired he may fire at them for no reason at all, ie impaired reasoning?
Also once again the whole narrative 'It was a book' is again falling completely apart. But it will not be walked back, nope not ever.
How about looking into the sooo many illegal guns out there? Several times now the story has been that the guy who was shot carried his illegal gun for protection...how about delving into that aspect of society instead of the whole 'killer cop' scenario?
Also once again the whole narrative 'It was a book' is again falling completely apart. But it will not be walked back, nope not ever.
How about looking into the sooo many illegal guns out there? Several times now the story has been that the guy who was shot carried his illegal gun for protection...how about delving into that aspect of society instead of the whole 'killer cop' scenario?