Was he shooting one every 2 minutes, or did he shoot them all in the first minute or two?
Does that really make a difference? Seems to me that if you take an oath to protect and serve, you need to protect and serve. And if that means going in as soon as you arrive on the scene to make sure he's not shooting any more children, that's what you took an oath to do.
If that oath was upheld, we’d be in much better shape in this country. I think the death squad in Magnum Force had it right.
