[Ammi]

..I don't understand the association with any other case here/there is no association..with this they were good police officers who did a good job...they didn't shoot him within seconds of arriving without giving him a chance to drop his weapon like the Tamir Rice case...they didn't shoot him when he was unarmed/wounded and too much of a distance away from anyone to be any threat to them...police officers do, do a difficult and dangerous job and there are many, many very good police officers but that doesn't mean that every police officer is good, that every police officer does a good job or that there are no police officers who abuse their position or are not guilty of racial or any other prejudiced profiling ...because if that was the case, then it would be the only profession in the world where there was no 'bad' in it...it's all individual cases and not the police force as a whole...and to ignore that and dismiss it because they have a dangerous job to do so whatever they do is ok and justified, whatever the circumstances of the incidents just seems a really odd way of looking at it...