No I think she may have had a Black Criminal before
and that stays on her mind

seems dodgy, surely the weapons are fired completely differently

The Video is Posted by Denver

Watch her Panic

That young lad moved fast to sit down.
No weapon.

...I do t know what you mean, Arista... sorry...she sounded very panicked to me and that she genuinely thought she was firing her taser but it is only a small clip of video...

Well then Sack her FAST

...of course there needs to be answerability for a man’s life being lost...but if her stress levels were very high and were known to be then there may be more answerability involved...

"Criminal black" :umm2:

So why haven't any of the criminals of other races and ethnicities left her so "panicked" she's shot them dead?

It looks like they were trying to cuff him and then when the female officer intervened he jumped in the car to try and get away...it looked like she grabbed what she thought was the taser from her colleagues belt...I might be wrong but maybe thats where the confusion came in.
Just another terrible waste of life. Why did he try and get away?...if he hadn't he would still be alive today.

She SHOULDN'T be a police officer then , if she doesn't know the difference between a gun & a tazer when she gets in a panic then BLOODY HELL she's an incompetent mess.

She's not a young rookie on her first day , she's an older person with years of experience.

He was already cuffed and they were taking the cuffs off him until she man handled him, she is the whole reason he is dead when she had no business to even touch him at the start

Also it is against the rules to use a weapon that is not your own so she shouldn't even be thinking about using her colleagues Tazer

It was a mistake caused by a perp resisting arrest - who then fled the scene.

A taser and a pistol are two completely different things, the taser thing has to be an excuse and not a very good one, incompetence isn't a defense against killing an innocent person.

victim blaming lt, and i'm sorry, the only person to blame was the person that shot him

People who consistently blame black people for being killed by police officers without any justification for the act are showing their white hoods. I am tired of the right (or should I say White?) wing supremacists standing up for incompetent and murderous police officers just because they happen to be murdering black people.

he isnt a victim he is a criminal evading arrest the officer was obviously worried he was reaching for a weapon

do not resist arrest and make sudden lunges into cars in the US of A

The poor lady police officer must be beside herself with grief

of course he is a victim, he was shot dead in error

Police
Now say there was a Warrant for his (Daunte) Arrest

this type of accident happens around once a year.

A 2012 article published in the monthly law journal of Americans for Effective Law
Enforcement documented nine cases in which officers shot suspects with handguns
when they said they meant to fire stun guns dating back to 2001.

Bill Lewinski, an expert on police psychology and founder of the Force Science Institute
in Mankato, Minnesota, has used the phrase “slip and capture" errors to describe the
phenomenon. Lewinski, who has testified on behalf of police, has said officers
sometimes perform the direct opposite of their intended actions under stress — their
actions “slip” and are “captured” by a stronger response. He notes that officers train far
more often on drawing and firing their handguns than they do on their stun guns.

Geoffrey Alpert, a criminology professor at the University of South Carolina
and an expert on police use of force. Alpert said a major factor in why
officers mistakenly draw their firearm is that stun guns typically look and feel
like a firearm. St. Paul, Minnesota, Mayor Melvin Carter brought up the same
point during a news conference Monday.

“Why do we even have Tasers that operate and function and feel and deploy
exactly like a firearm?” Carter asked. “Why can’t we have Tasers that look
and feel different? That you could never mistake for deploying a firearm so
that we can ensure that mistake that has happened before can never happen
again?”

In 2019, a suburban St. Louis police officer, Julia Crews, said she meant to
use her stun gun but mistakenly grabbed her service revolver and shot a
suspected shoplifter, Ashley Hall, who suffered serious injuries. Crews
resigned and has pleaded not guilty to a pending charge of second-degree
assault. The city of Ladue admitted no wrongdoing as part of a $2 million
settlement with Hall.


https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/...taser-77031088

nothing to do with race so rioters and looters can stand down

Ben talks about the tazer case
 

[Veteran Female Minneapolis cop resigns after
she 'confused her gun for a Taser' when she shot dead Daunte Wright]


Ch4HDNews said the Police Chief also has Resigned

I thought they were trying to cuff him...my mistake.

Well that’s what you would have thought...it just looked like she grabbed it as she was right behind him :shrug:

the reason he is dead is because he committed a crime and resisted arrest and tried to run away

Arista posted a vid of an innocent cop getting blown away by an assault rifle from a traffic stop the other day

Its a horrible dangerous job on low pay, to protect citizens

You do know stopping somebody for having an air fresher hanging in there video is an on the spot fine and not one that you would arrest someone for ?