Air fresheners are illegal in Minnesota

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landscapingvol said:
Of course she does, the convicted felon bears no responsibility. He is just a golly gee, shucks kind of guy who was just going to buy baby formula for his ill child. Heck, from this point forward we should just let everyone flee from arrest. Innocent people flee from arrests all the time, I did on my way to lunch today.
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He did nothing that warranted being executed by the officer. 🤡

BTW how far did he “flee” before she shot him?
 
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VolStrom said:
So which one is culpable? I put it on the police for killing someone when it wasn't justified. Sure they both made poor decisions, but we're not paying people driving down the street to make good decisions.
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They both are culpable. He got his culpability due to his decision and she will too...They will fire her and she and department and city will be rightfully sued for poor training
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
The guy I replied to is indeed soft selling and letting the cop off. I don’t think she meant to shoot the victim. But shoot the victim she did.
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All caused by the perp..... every profession has errors.... cops will have more than most bc it’s an extremely high pressure intense profession with split second decisions.
 
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Rickyvol77 said:
They both are culpable. He got his culpability due to his decision and she will too...They will fire her and she and department and city will be rightfully sued for poor training
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That's not a very good differentiation between the public and the police. One gets fired and loses a job and the other loses a life, but the family gets some money. Sounds like a fair trade to me.
 
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volbeast33 said:
All caused by the perp..... every profession has errors.... cops will have more than most bc it’s an extremely high pressure intense profession with split second decisions.
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His actions did nothing to warrant his death. That action lies totally on the officer. I’m sure she feels terrible. I’m sure she didn’t mean to kill him. But she did.

Using an individuals actions to justify a piss poor response by the police resulting in their death is some seriously broke ass “he was asking for it” rationalization which some on here are doing right now.
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
The guy I replied to is indeed soft selling and letting the cop off. I don’t think she meant to shoot the victim. But shoot the victim she did.
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I dont know what soft selling is, as a definition.

She made a mistake. The deceased did too. You will always have these accidents as long as people make bad decisions.
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
Putting the officers life in danger. No, fleeing the scene doesn’t do that. Now go ahead I can’t wait for the sales job. Again how far did the guy flee?
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Here is what I am suggesting, doing what you are asked by those in a position of authority which eliminates the very possibility of another armed human having to make a split second decision about your life. It's pretty simple really. Firing her or sentencing her to death isn't going to make a bit of difference as long as individuals continue to disregard authority.
 
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DinkinFlicka said:
That would be the midwest, Trailer Travis.
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The midwest is considered the North.

It is north of the Mason dixon line and people are considered yankees there.

Minnesota was also the first state to offer its state's citizens to fight in the civil war.

What am I missing here?
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
His actions did nothing to warrant his death. That action lies totally on the officer. I’m sure she feels terrible. I’m sure she didn’t mean to kill him. But she did.

Using an individuals actions to justify a piss poor response by the police resulting in their death is some seriously broke ass “he was asking for it” rationalization which some on here are doing right now.
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Not saying that, but to excuse his behavior as not leading to his own death is just the same rationalization. Do you honestly believes he gets shot if he allows the other officer to handcuff him?
 
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landscapingvol said:
Here is what I am suggesting, doing what you are asked by those in a position of authority which eliminates the very possibility of another armed human having to make a split second decision about your life. It's pretty simple really. Firing her or sentencing her to death isn't going to make a bit of difference as long as individuals continue to disregard authority.
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Wow. All the way up to firing her huh? Man I hope it doesn’t get that bad for her I mean c’mon there should be limits.
 
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Rickyvol77 said:
Not saying that, but to excuse his behavior as not leading to his own death is just the same rationalization. Do you honestly believes he gets shot if he allows the other officer to handcuff him?
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Nope. Had he complied he would be alive today. But the stupid **** “he was asking for it” shade is crazy.
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
Nope. Had he complied he would be alive today. But the stupid **** “he was asking for it” shade is crazy.
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How would you describe someone who is a convicted felon, possibly armed, fleeing from the police? No doubt he was headed to the local YMCA or homeless shelter
 
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landscapingvol said:
How would you describe someone who is a convicted felon, possibly armed, fleeing from the police? No doubt he was headed to the local YMCA or homeless shelter
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Where in your statement is there justification to kill them? I mean... that’s what you’re doing.
 
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allvol123 said:
I dont know what soft selling is, as a definition.

She made a mistake. The deceased did too. You will always have these accidents as long as people make bad decisions.
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This is just like saying because she drove drunk and killed someone, she just made a mistake and doesn't deserve any consequences.
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
Where in your statement is there justification to kill them? I mean... that’s what you’re doing.
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It was a reply to your "asking for it". It's hard to argue that he wasn't looking for trouble and had been for a quite a while considering his arrest record. If he were my son, I would tell him the same thing. Stop looking for trouble, and you generally won't find it.
 
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VolStrom said:
This is just like saying because she drove drunk and killed someone, she just made a mistake and doesn't deserve any consequences.
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Just shrugging and saying “these things happen” is pretty much the definition of as horrible of a response that anybody could chose here.
 
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landscapingvol said:
It was a reply to your "asking for it". It's hard to argue that he wasn't looking for trouble and had been for a quite a while considering his arrest record. If he were my son, I would tell him the same thing. Stop looking for trouble, and you generally won't find it.
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So... “he was asking for it”?
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