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City council fired the police officer today to cheering crowds. I'm no lawyer, but when the grand jury no bills him, does he have a good cause of action?

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The 93 year old woman fired two times before the officer shot her. Seems an important detail that was left out of the earlier news reports.

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More hot buttons to this than I realized at the time.

Community activists including the New Black Panther Party are demanding action.

The Mayor is recommending the officer be fired.

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Hearne, Texas. Police responded to a 911 call of a woman with a gun.

Not a lot of details.

Event certainly has a lot of hot button issues.

I think we all need to remember that when someone calls the police to report a loved one has a weapon, that rather than helping their loved one, they may indirectly cause their death. To me it's better, to just get everyone to leave the house and let the loved one with the weapon calm down on there own.

I understand a domestic disturbance call is one of the most dangerous for police.