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No Charges for Leesburg Deputy
- Thread starter Double Naught Spy
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Double Naught Spy
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Well how do we know anything about anything we didn't witness ourselves? There were multiple deputies present, as I recall. The only conflicting account was the girlfriend who came up with multiple accounts.
You are questioning the validity of the investigation, which is fine, but to what end? Do you have information to the contrary? The prosecution took the evidence available based on an investigation to reach their conclusions, so what do you bring to the query?
Maybe you should read this report and it will answer your questions...
http://www.cfnews13.com/content/dam...ments/2012/09/fdle-andrew-scott-lake-0925.pdf
You are questioning the validity of the investigation, which is fine, but to what end? Do you have information to the contrary? The prosecution took the evidence available based on an investigation to reach their conclusions, so what do you bring to the query?
Maybe you should read this report and it will answer your questions...
http://www.cfnews13.com/content/dam...ments/2012/09/fdle-andrew-scott-lake-0925.pdf
Conn. Trooper
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Conn Trooper!
Yes I read the report, I have also read all of the news articles...so, if a business owner walks in on his own property to investigate you in an unmarked car, you would yell at him to get on the ground before you even asked who that person was???? (that probably looked like he just got out of bed)
If I was in uniform, in my car, and someone approached me with a gun, refused commands and then reached for that weapon, I would shoot him too. The deputy was in uniform, identified himself multiple times, and fired only after the person reached for a weapon. What is the problem here? What am I missing? I read through all that and I don't see the issue.
Yes I read the report, I have also read all of the news articles...so, if a business owner walks in on his own property to investigate you in an unmarked car, you would yell at him to get on the ground before you even asked who that person was???? (that probably looked like he just got out of bed)
If I was in uniform, in my car, and someone approached me with a gun, refused commands and then reached for that weapon, I would shoot him too. The deputy was in uniform, identified himself multiple times, and fired only after the person reached for a weapon. What is the problem here? What am I missing? I read through all that and I don't see the issue.
Conn. Trooper
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Thanks Al. Don't get me wrong, I think both cases were a tragedy. I just don't see how the cops were in the wrong. Cops make mistakes every day, granted, they are human. I just don't see it here.