Figuratively.mojo84 wrote: No it's not. It is never allowed to execute someone without due process.
I'll try again: It's easy to justify the use of deadly force under those circumstances.
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Figuratively.mojo84 wrote: No it's not. It is never allowed to execute someone without due process.
It's not written in law, it's just common knowledge.VMI77 wrote: Uhhh....where in the law does it say police can kill people who run from them? I realize we're no longer under the rule of law....but just sayin'.
philip964 wrote:When a police officer turns on his lights you stop.
You keep both hands on the steering wheel and your polite and pass the attitude test.
Doesn't matter the race, you run from the police, bad things will happen to you, including death.
If you have a CHL, and you run from the police, they will assume you are armed and a real danger.
A CHL in Houston did just that, and he did not survive.
A fleeing driver and passenger were killed when officers fired 137 shots at them in the 23-minute chase that involved five dozen cruisers and wove through residential neighborhoods before ending in gunfire.
The nighttime chase began last November when an officer thought he heard a gunshot from a car speeding by the police station in downtown Cleveland. A parking lot attendant thought it might have been a car backfire, a theory endorsed by the driver's family.
No weapon or shell casings were found in the fleeing car.