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Originally Posted by gunslash
ok expert.... 
the cops were acting within nypd's policy when they opened fire upon the vehicle, they articulated that part as far as to how&why...just a bad situation either way you look at it though because of the deadly outcome.
they are indemnified by the city in criminal&civil matters, but they will have to live with the memories of what happened for the rest of their lives. |
the cops could have blocked bell's car in and stood behind there vehicles and told bell and friends to get out , that would have been alot safer then standing in the way of bell's car , the cops would have had cover and more distance especially if they thought there was a gun in play . the fact that 2 cops fired 3 and 4 rounds then stopped , i guess that shows they didn't feel life threating danger anymore , 3rd cop fired 11 rounds and stopped i guess he also didn't feel his life threatened any longer , last cop continued to shoot , ran out of bullets , reloaded , and continued to unload his gun , thats too large of a discrepancy .
living with guilt is a very small price to pay , thats why they don't sentence people to look in the mirror .
everyone , ask yourselves a question : if your friends and or family were in that car and died/got shot , would you still think all the cops are completely innocent ? what if one of the cops continued to fire after everyone else stopped ? what if you were in that car ?