Posted on Feb 21, 2023
South Carolina woman killed in Kroger parking lot spit at suspect prior to shooting: police
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Article Quote: "One rash decision has impacted the lives of two families and countless others who witnessed this tragic event.". I would submit two rash decisions has impacted these lives. There's nothing more despicable than spitting on someone, but that still doesn’t give anyone the right to take another’s life. This is a culture problem not a gun problem. Until we start teaching our children responsibility again this is only going to get worse.
South Carolina woman killed in Kroger parking lot spit at suspect prior to shooting: police
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SFC (Join to see) A now deceased LEO friend told of escorting a handcuffed woman down the stairs of an apartment building. As they started down the stairs, she turned around and spat on his ‘nice blue uniform’. He reacted - by booting her in the derrière. That resulted in another few days of suspension!
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Good afternoon Chuck. Yes, it's difficult to take abuse, no one should have to: public, police, anybody.
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Many stupid decisions have ended in tragedy very much like these stupid decisions cost the ultimate sacrifice for one family, and an extended loss and anguish for another family as they deal with a court system
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They will never be the same, because they were not taught respect for one another... and what real life consequences are. That is why I say it's a society culture problem. There will always be bad people and police. It needs to be enough that the law system words and punishes these people, but for our entitled youth that's just not enough.
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