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originally posted by: 5thNovember
So then by your argument the video is useless claiming errors make the video appear different. Then sorry you can't use this as evidence either. Again clearly see the hands drop before the shots almost a whole second before. Doesn't take a genius just a good connection.
originally posted by: Sublimecraft
a reply to: Daedal
I assume this dead bloke will get a state funeral and lots of positive media coverage just like the innocent cop gunned down at the servo.
Unless someone can explain the difference to me without inserting "poor innocent cops, they got a really tough job, could die any minute, it's really really hard" PC BS.
The cop is a murderer and should himself face the death penalty by lethal injection - or 3 minutes on a treadmill - both will give the same result.
originally posted by: mobiusmale
originally posted by: 5thNovember
So then by your argument the video is useless claiming errors make the video appear different. Then sorry you can't use this as evidence either. Again clearly see the hands drop before the shots almost a whole second before. Doesn't take a genius just a good connection.
I am not saying that there is an error in the video, only that you need to make allowances for the difference between the speed of light and the speed of sound, when you are trying to analyse the real sequence of events.
You can see his hands drop before you hear the shots...simply because the visual (light) information gets to the camera before the audio (gunshot sounds) do.
Why do you suppose you see the lightning, before you hear the thunder?
originally posted by: RobinB022
originally posted by: Sublimecraft
a reply to: Daedal
I assume this dead bloke will get a state funeral and lots of positive media coverage just like the innocent cop gunned down at the servo.
Unless someone can explain the difference to me without inserting "poor innocent cops, they got a really tough job, could die any minute, it's really really hard" PC BS.
The cop is a murderer and should himself face the death penalty by lethal injection - or 3 minutes on a treadmill - both will give the same result.
I agree with you, but both being on paid administration leave doesn't sound like it'll work out as it should.
You can see his hands drop before you hear the shots...simply because the visual (light) information gets to the camera before the audio (gunshot sounds) do.
originally posted by: DenyObfuscation
a reply to: mobiusmale
You can see his hands drop before you hear the shots...simply because the visual (light) information gets to the camera before the audio (gunshot sounds) do.
At 300 feet, the difference is about .25 seconds.
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originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: TAWonATS
He does indeed kick something away.
And I still haven't seen anything about what the deceased's left arm is doing, since all I can see is a pole in the way.
originally posted by: greencmp
a reply to: CraftBuilder
That actually tends to support the hypothesis that the victim/assailant did have a weapon.