I mean, it's pathetic that she couldn't distinguish between a taser and glock, and that should disqualify her from being a beat cop. I'm sure she'd be better used in some kind of other capacity, like a dispatcher or something.
But... I don't even care that she shot the guy. He deserved to be shot. He was attempting to flee arrest in a vehicle, thereby making his vehicle a potential weapon, and create a fugitive chase situation that would have endangered many, and quite probably resulted in more harm.
The real problem is she went for her taser instead of her firearm, which in that situation probably would not have been effective even if she had drawn and fired the taser instead of the firearm. It's a good thing she made that mistake, because if she hadn't we could be looking at much worse situation with other casualties involved.
I mean, it's pathetic that she couldn't distinguish between a taser and glock, and that should disqualify her from being a beat cop. I'm sure she'd be better used in some kind of other capacity, like a dispatcher or something.
But... I don't even care that she shot the guy. He deserved to be shot. He was attempting to flee arrest in a vehicle, thereby making his vehicle a potential weapon, and create a fugitive chase situation that would have endangered many, and quite probably resulted in more harm.
The real problem is she went for her taser instead of her firearm, which in that situation probably would not have been effective even if she had drawn and fired the taser instead of the firearm. It's a good thing she made that mistake, because if she hadn't we could be looking at much worse situation with other casualties involved.
Yeah, now we'll have dozens of protests, violent clashes, mass arrests, and burning cities. Good thing she made that mistake!
All of that was going to happen regardless.