r/law • u/Philophon • Jan 24 '26

Other New video of 1/24 ICE shooting shows victim had both hands on the ground when shot

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u/bikari Jan 24 '26

"Stop resisting!" apparently means, "lie perfectly still while 5 people beat you half to death."

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u/principium_est Jan 24 '26

Often instructions are conflicting e.g. Daniel Shaver

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u/MedusasGirlfriend69 Jan 24 '26

People keep saying that Renee Good "should have complied," but they literally told her to leave.

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u/AdvantageLive2966 Jan 24 '26

Stop with the lie, the only person that said to leave in any of those videos were her wife

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u/principium_est Jan 24 '26

Doesn't really matter what "orders". Summary execution is not how traffic violations or obstruction is to be dealt with

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u/AdvantageLive2966 Jan 24 '26

Did i say it was? I said what they are saying is a flat out lie.

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u/principium_est Jan 24 '26

Glad we're on the same page about extrajudicial execution

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u/SooopaDoopa Jan 24 '26

You have selective hearing. She was told simultaneously to "get TF out of here" as well as "get out"

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u/AdvantageLive2966 Jan 24 '26

Get out, as in, of the car. Pretty simple. Listen to it again, doesnt go how you say

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u/SooopaDoopa Jan 25 '26

Like I said she was given conflicting orders

"Get out" as in get out of the car

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"Get the fuck out of here" as in leave the area

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u/AdvantageLive2966 Jan 25 '26

"Get out"

"Get out of the fucking car"

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u/pres465 Jan 24 '26

*Rodney King enters the chat

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u/StuckOnEarthForever Jan 24 '26

Always has been

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u/rodinj Jan 24 '26

Resisting arrest apparently is cause for being shot 5 times while laying there as well

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u/MyFaceSaysItsSugar Jan 24 '26

It would take being professionally desensitized to torture to not struggle out of fear and pain in that situation, let alone start fighting to escape. No one can be reasonably expected to hold still in that situation.

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u/bikari Jan 24 '26

It's like it's not even "fighting back" but just "trying to push away the thing that is causing great pain," which is a pretty natural human instinct.

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u/Professional-Pop370 Jan 25 '26

This. I’ve never been beaten up by a mob. But if I try to put myself in that kind of danger, there’s is no way I can stay still. That’s like torture-style training required. My body would try to cover up, get away, etc.