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In May 2017, Guyger was called to assist another officer searching for a suspect. An affidavit indicates a man identified as Uvaldo Perez got out of a car and became combative with Guyger and another officer. A struggle began and Guyger fired her Taser at Perez, who wrested the weapon away from her. Guyger then drew her gun and shot Perez in the abdomen, the affidavit says. Guyger was not charged in the case.


reports coming out of her being involved in another shooting last year

not enough to change the current case with the details we know but a recent update out of Dallas local reporting
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Sep 9 2018 05:25pm



I don't troll. Trolling is... stupid.

Well if I ever do you'll know fro sure that I am trolling.
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Sep 9 2018 06:22pm
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reports coming out of her being involved in another shooting last year

not enough to change the current case with the details we know but a recent update out of Dallas local reporting



So she shot a mexican that lunged at her and im supposed to be mad now?
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Sep 9 2018 08:22pm
Looking at all of the facts put out thus far this man was college educated, zero criminal record, and enjoyed participating heavily in the church.

I'm confused how people are in here justifying or opposing that this officer shouldn't be punished to the full extent of the law.

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Sep 10 2018 06:02am
https://www.cnn.com/2018/09/10/us/dallas-police-officer-amber-guyger-arrest/index.html

https://twitter.com/Mike_Rawlings/status/1038979623525199872


Guyger was released from the Kaufman County Jail on Sunday evening after posting a $300,000 bond.

The investigation into the recent shooting has been handed over to the Texas Rangers, the state law enforcement agency, to "eliminate the appearance of any potential bias," the police department said in a statement Saturday.
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Well, we don't actually KNOW whether it's murder or not...yet. Who knows, maybe the guy bothered her in the elevator a bunch of times (not cause he's black), and she just decided one day to blow his head off, and make it LOOK like a mistake.

Like I said earlier, this argument about murder or manslaughter, or of sentencing is pretty useless until we know more.


the fantasies of this old man really are morose.
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Sep 10 2018 09:35am
One new, small detail which is meaningful to me:

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/dallas-police/2018/09/09/botham-jeans-door-unlocked-amber-guyger-mistook-apartment-official-says
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Officer Amber Guyger had just ended a 15-hour shift when she parked on the wrong level of the South Side Flats garage— the fourth floor instead of the third, where she lived. Guyger, who was still in uniform, put her key in the door, which was unlocked, and the door opened, the official said. The lights were out. She saw a figure in the darkness and thought her apartment was being burglarized, the official said. Guyger pulled her gun and fired twice.


Obviously, there are many different types of doors. But, for most doors, if you put the wrong key into an unlocked door and attempt to perform the same muscle-memory action of unlocking it, wouldn't you notice something was off? In most cases, wouldn't the key not actually slide all the way in?

So, is this story saying that she noticed "her door" was unlocked before she got there? Or that she proceeded in believing that she had unlocked it as normal and then was surprised to find a man in there? In the second second scenario, wouldn't the first thing she would do be to turn on the lights?

The lights remaining off would make it more believable for her to walk around still confused about which apt she was in.

This post was edited by Kayeto on Sep 10 2018 09:38am
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One new, small detail which is meaningful to me:

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/dallas-police/2018/09/09/botham-jeans-door-unlocked-amber-guyger-mistook-apartment-official-says


Obviously, there are many different types of doors. But, for most doors, if you put the wrong key into an unlocked door and attempt to perform the same muscle-memory action of unlocking it, wouldn't you notice something was off? In most cases, wouldn't the key not actually slide all the way in?

So, is this story saying that she noticed "her door" was unlocked before she got there? Or that she proceeded in believing that she had unlocked it as normal and then was surprised to find a man in there? In the second second scenario, wouldn't the first thing she would do be to turn on the lights?

The lights remaining off would make it more believable for her to walk around still confused about which apt she was in.


I did really really long shifts working with the mentally ill for years straight and in my experience it's probably something she was on

whether it was recreational or to keep herself awake or to get herself to sleep I've seen a lot of people do a lot of weird things but it's usually from the mixing of drug/booze and sleep deprivation

assuming there isn't some love triangle jealous thing going on or some weird neighbor shit we haven't heard about

but she was involved in a previous shooting so maybe she is into the shooting people thing or had some ptsd from it

whatever it was I put the sober mentally well sleepy cop going into the wrong place and killing the guy that lived there on the bottom of my list
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Sep 10 2018 11:24am
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I don't troll. Trolling is... stupid.

Well if I ever do you'll know fro sure that I am trolling.


You do though. Because your positions are troll positions. They're so ridiculous that nobody with any intelligence would ever hold them and therefore are worthy only of mocking dismissal or being ignored. Just like a troll. Functionally there is no difference regardless of your earnestness.
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Sep 10 2018 11:27am
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You do though. Because your positions are troll positions. They're so ridiculous that nobody with any intelligence would ever hold them and therefore are worthy only of mocking dismissal or being ignored. Just like a troll. Functionally there is no difference regardless of your earnestness.


many highly intelligent people hold earnest bigoted positions, Bobby Fischer would be a great example. that said Ghot is not intelligent, but completely earnest. I think we get on a bad road though when we dismiss his positions as Troll positions that should be discounted. Rings to me of the deplatforming that serves no one.
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