"Anyone"... :1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

Of course it will. We all know that criminals abide by all the new laws out there. :ohdear:

The verdict has been finalized. However, here's your opportunity to make a difference in this world. Figure out how you want to support Kim and live out your passion to help her.

Having gone through the process of getting a ccp in NY, NJ, MD, VA, and FL and all reciprocal states, I find it less than honest to imply the majority of crimes are being committed by those who legally obtained their license. Not many gang bangers or violent criminals follow the laws.

Had he not been stopped for an air freshener or broken light, he may still be here.

He was stopped for an expired registration.

You got one in NY? Upstate on in NYC? And Jersey?

Okay, you must know God personally! :icon_wink:

Or had he not let his tags expire...

And there are videos of people being taken into custody peaceful ly
 

And there are videos of people being taken into custody peacefully. Most violent arrest videos I have seen start with the suspect being the one who triggers the action by resisting being restrained and becomes combative. A self fulfilling prophecy of sorts. They are going to be arrested. They don't want to be arrested so they try to get away. Officers will try to restrain person who then begins to wrestle with police. Police now trying to subdue by force and you see the result of suspect non-compliance to officers original orders. Again, self fulfilling prophecy.

My opinion.
 

They DO serve and protect by apprehending law breakers and taking them to jail where they will be tried b judge and jury. They will only see the executioner if they are found guilty.

It rare that persons who resist arrest are so charged, the jurisdictions I am familiar with require more paperwork from supervisory personnel when charging "resisting Arrest" this discourages that action, then if found guilty the resisting charge is made to run concurrently, at the same time of the other charges, so its a no loose situation for the offender, regardless there are law firms that do nothing but sue the jurisdiction for damages , often they settle being cheaper to toss them a few buck than fight it

Should the police stop enforcing the law? And are you impling he was shot because of an air freshener?

Please tell me.

Yes. If the police don't enforce things like broken lights and expired tags, who will?

It does not matter what the stop started out as is; it mattered what the criminal did after the stop to create the dangerous situation.

A criminal, mostly due to his own actions, is dead. The officer made a mistake and her life is ruined.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion, being interested enough to have an opinion is generally a good thing, that opinion is weighted by ones credentials.

Allen Dershowitz; law professor of some note has an opinion that some here would make him vigilante, the logic of that is beyond me , in any event a factual reasoned approach from a source with demonstrated standing . He sees many problems with the convection as well as actions of the judge