Florida deputy Jesse Hernandez screamed “shots fired,” and frantically fired his gun after an acorn fell onto the roof of his squad car, making him jump.
Yeah, the Jalopnik article is shamefully written. The cop wasn’t shooting at his car, he was shooting at a handcuffed suspect in his car. Regardless of his terrible aim, his intent in that moment was to kill a man because he imagined that he had been shot so hard that he actually fell down. When the New York Post gets gets it more accurate, you know the journalism is bad.
What’s even more horrifying about the situation is that another officer on scene also started shooting even though she didn’t fully know what was going on. Oh, actually, not just an officer, she was a sargent. She didn’t fully assess the situation, she just started shooting as well.
These people are no smarter and no more stable than poorly trained dogs.
Yeah, the Jalopnik article is shamefully written. The cop wasn’t shooting at his car, he was shooting at a handcuffed suspect in his car. Regardless of his terrible aim, his intent in that moment was to kill a man because he imagined that he had been shot so hard that he actually fell down. When the New York Post gets gets it more accurate, you know the journalism is bad.
What’s even more horrifying about the situation is that another officer on scene also started shooting even though she didn’t fully know what was going on. Oh, actually, not just an officer, she was a sargent. She didn’t fully assess the situation, she just started shooting as well.
These people are no smarter and no more stable than poorly trained dogs.