Of all the issues with this disaster I find the cop not taking a hasty 148yds shot on a moving person he has not positively identified as the shooter one of the smallest.
Again, you missed the substance of the post. The officer used his radio to ask for permission to shoot. The shoot/don't shoot decision was his and his alone.
I didn't miss anything.
He choose to pass on a risky shot while not having positive ID on the shooter.
He wanted validation from his chain of command to take a shot he was not ever trained to take on a person he was not sure needed to be shot.
Of all the bad decisions that day this is very near the bottom and is the essense of Monday Morning Quarter Backing.
John Burns
I have all the sources. They can't stop the signal.
