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Where you gonna put the area from W.F. to Childress?

That's where I am.

I went to school some in Mc Lean and then in Pampa later.

Of course,one of these idiots figgered out I was not even from Texas.

I help train security officers & this cop violated every rule I know associated with shoplifters. This first rule of an officer or cop involved in a shoplifting incident is to keep everyone safe. We are discussing a misdemeanor not a felony or a terrorist attack. Attempting to open a car door in a crowded parking lot was his first mistake. Virtually all officers carry radios or cell phones to summon assistance. A description of the car & possible tag number would have resulted in several police vehicles stopping the get away car in short order. When the officer opened the car door the incident may have become deadly. Video footage & witnesses will probably be able to confirm or deny if the officer was indeed subject to being ran over. Firing into a fleeing car with women & children in a crowded parking lot is very
reckless. The second rule of an officer involved in shoplifting is to protect the assists of the merchant. To recover a few hundred dollars of merchandise Wal-Mart will almost certainly settle a civil law suite out of court with the relatives of the deceased women for millions. This officer hardly fulfilled the obligation of protecting the clients assists. Its easy to justify the officers actions if one doesn't consider the ramifications. I know the difficult job LEO's & S/O's are subjected to, but this will not go well for the cop & Wal-Mart.

It might in the Notrh, but you try to run over a cop. You might get shot. It's called assault with a deadly weapon. Hasbeen

It might in the Notrh, but you try to run over a cop. You might get shot. It's called assault with a deadly weapon. Hasbeen

Damn! Now we got TWO feminine style posters on this thread.

Anybody that don't agree with cops killing citizens in questionable circumstances is a "liberal" by your reckoning.

Somehow I doubt that this particular cop is very proud of his actions in this instance.He knows that there is no way in hell he would [hypotheticals are in vogue on this thread,it seems] have followed her crack-dealing boyfriend into a dark alley,but he chased this shoplifting welfare queen across a Walmart parking lot in broad daylight and shot her dead as she was getting away.

I doubt he gets a book deal out of it.

Oh, so now you call the deputy a coward? I wonder if you even get out of your car if there's a black guy within 200 yards of you. Punk.

Actually, it's attempted Capital Murder; In this instance, the attempted murder of a peace officer in the performance of his duty. It's a 1st degree felony punishable by 5 to 99 years in the state pen and despite not protecting the clients assists [sic] the felony ain't going away no matter what Sharpton and that shake-down criminal Jackson do.

Actually, it's attempted Capital Murder; In this instance, the attempted murder of a peace officer in the performance of his duty. It's a 1st degree felony punishable by 5 to 99 years in the state pen and despite not protecting the clients assists [sic] the felony ain't going away no matter what Sharpton and that shake-down criminal Jackson do.

Magnumdouche ain't too bright.

Magnumdouche ain't too bright.

You noticed that,huh?