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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWitness account of the ICE murder...this f*cking travesty against humanity itself just keeps getting worse.
"They seemed like children," Heller said. "They seem like untrained people. And so that agent was obviously spooked because he had just killed someone, and it was very obvious to everyone who had witnessed it all that she would not make it."
Heller added that agents "gathered around" the officer who shot Good, got him into an SUV, and fled the scene.
She also said that agents did not quickly administer medical aid to Good. Instead, they prevented a doctor who was on-scene from providing care and waited about 15 minutes for an ambulance to arrive.
When the ambulance arrived, the flurry of abandoned ICE vehicles prevented it from getting close to the scene. That forced paramedics to carry Good's "limp body away by her limbs" until they could get to a stretcher.
"My life is forever changed from having witnessed this, and I just can't let this narrative that it was self-defense go any further because it's absolutely not what it was," Heller said.
https://www.rawstory.com/trump-ice-2674858859/
UpInArms
(54,083 posts)For aiding and abetting
Disaffected
(6,163 posts)"Criminal Negligence Causing Death". I expect there is something equivalent in the US ("negligent homicide"?) If so, those a-holes who kept the doctor and ambulance away should also be thus charged.
Miles Archer
(21,797 posts)That's fleeing the scene...you don't just execute someone on a city street and then scamper away. THAT should be ONE count of the charges against them all by itself, in ADDITION to the murder. Every one of those ICE bastards on the scene...they were ALL complicit. Multiple charges for them ALL.
Disaffected
(6,163 posts)De facto "legalized" thuggery...
PatSeg
(52,197 posts)Just support and sympathy for the murderer.
Seinan Sensei
(1,372 posts)Everyone is trained in BLS. EVERYONE: Police (real police), firefighters, teachers, all hospital workers (Drs, nurses, social workers, pharmacists), lifeguards, daycare workers -- everyone!
No one bothered to check Ms Good for breathing or heartbeat.
Reportedly someone identified themself as a physician, but ICE-holes would not allow him access to Ms Good.
Apparently those posers in masks and tactical vests saw blood and said, "Ewww, yuck." Then whisked-off shooter Jonathan David Ross to an undisclosed location.
You can bet your bottom dollar that the fine training at ICE Academy does NOT include BLS.
democrank
(12,148 posts)May these ICE criminals get what they deserve.
Ohioboy
(3,874 posts)They looked confused.
As I posted on another thread, you could tell the shooter didn't know what he was doing because he literally shot in the direction of his partner. Plus, he positioned himself in front of the vehicle.
Do these idiots wear body cameras?
PatSeg
(52,197 posts)where anyone outside or even inside could become a victim of a stray bullet. Plus shooting the driver of a moving car as if it would just stop magically.
RobinA
(10,472 posts)about the partner. I mean, the first bullet's trajectory would have taken it within a foot of the guy trying to get into the car. If he had actually gotten the door open and stuck his head or body inside he could have been the one who got shot.
Ohioboy
(3,874 posts)The next 2 shots were totally unnecessary since the car had already turned away from the shooter and he was just standing next to the car shooting into the window.
RedWhiteBlueIsRacist
(1,827 posts)get rid of: him.
orleans
(36,673 posts)LisaM
(29,493 posts)When this is all over, which it will be one day, these agents are all going to be loose cannons, most (at least the ones with a shred of sanity left) suffering from PTSD. The suicide rate will likely be high. They'll be a festering sore.
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struggle4progress
(125,382 posts)utherpendragon
(15 posts)I sometimes wonder: when DJT finally meets his maker, will he be mourned and saluted on behalf of a grateful nationfor restraint, dignity, and statesmanship?
Because surely it cant be as bad as Im imagining. Surely.
Martin68
(27,075 posts)PatSeg
(52,197 posts)An apt description.
Martin68
(27,075 posts)PatSeg
(52,197 posts)Marcuse
(8,804 posts)Johonny
(25,475 posts)gfarber
(205 posts)There once was a scene in Minneapolis night,
Where badges behaved without training or sight.
They trembled like kids,
After pulling the lid
On a life they had taken in fright.
An agent stood pale by the blood he had drawn,
The crowd knew at once she was already gone.
They hustled him fast,
From the wreck of the past,
Into SUVsthen were gone by the dawn.
No hands rushed to help, no CPR tried,
Though a doctor stood ready and pleaded outside.
They barred her away,
Let the long minutes stay,
While a wounded soul slowly died.
Fifteen minutes passedcount them, each one a sin,
While the sirens were waiting to even begin.
When help finally came,
Blocked by cars left in shame,
They carried her out by her limbs, limp and thin.
They called it defense, but the witness said no,
That story collapses the more that you know.
What she saw with her eyes
Strips the lie of disguise
This wasnt protection; it was a death blow.
Now Heller cant sleep, cant unsee what was done,
A life changed forever; theres no moving on.
She speaks so the dead
Are not buried by threadbare lies spread
Because silence would make her complicit as one.