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tsurfer2000h
Here is the problem, you have so many people that saw this event happen yet only one witness that says the police shot her after removing the child where are the other witnesses to this?
So just because one witness out probably hundreds that saw this the cops automatically are branded as executioners?
Here is the big question...
Why would the police execute a lady in front of such a big crowd of witnesses?
Logic has surely been tossed out when it comes to this situation.
WorthlessServant
reply to post by AbleEndangered
You know i have no idea what to think.. to remove the baby before hand had to have meant they had the time to see if she was armed or not. To justify the killing of an unarmed civilian when the car was at a standstill makes me wonder as if the government is sending us the message of, "don't mess with us"
AbleEndangered
reply to post by gemdog
Yeah hacked car, or second black Infinity aren't out of the realm of possibility.
We are dealing with psychopaths. They don't understand logic. They deal in evil.
gemdog
AbleEndangered
reply to post by gemdog
Yeah hacked car, or second black Infinity aren't out of the realm of possibility.
i just remembered, too, that many new cars have automatic "accident avoidance" etc type features that take over when the car "senses" a possible object in front (or back, if in reverse) of the car. what if it went haywire? or thought the circle drive was a near-bumper lane accident about to happen? hmmm, curiouser....
Infiniti g37 coupe, i believe. i looked up some info about it, its very interesting.
www.thecarconnection.com...
theres reports of errors and problems with poorly marked lanes, etc.
"With newer Infiniti models, Lane Departure Prevention includes a feature that selectively applies the brakes to nudge the vehicle back into position. But the feature needs to be activated after each engine start, and according to the IIHS survey that reduces the effectiveness. According to the survey, 1 in 5 owners didn't even know they had this system, while 1 in 5 owners said they'd never use this feature.
More respondents with Lane Departure Prevention found it annoying (41 percent) than any of the other systems studied. Even though 74 percent reported receiving false or unnecessary warnings from Volvo's BLIS, only two percent found the system annoying. Some pointed to malfunctions or false alarms when the roadway was poorly marked or when driving in harsh weather, but in both cases, the systems can be deactivated with a switch and are temporarily deactivated with the turn signals."
could this be a vehicle/driver malfunction that spiraled into a terrified hysterical driver and an overreaction by police?edit on 8-10-2013 by gemdog because: (no reason given)
Krakatoa
gemdog
AbleEndangered
reply to post by gemdog
Yeah hacked car, or second black Infinity aren't out of the realm of possibility.
i just remembered, too, that many new cars have automatic "accident avoidance" etc type features that take over when the car "senses" a possible object in front (or back, if in reverse) of the car. what if it went haywire? or thought the circle drive was a near-bumper lane accident about to happen? hmmm, curiouser....
Infiniti g37 coupe, i believe. i looked up some info about it, its very interesting.
www.thecarconnection.com...
theres reports of errors and problems with poorly marked lanes, etc.
"With newer Infiniti models, Lane Departure Prevention includes a feature that selectively applies the brakes to nudge the vehicle back into position. But the feature needs to be activated after each engine start, and according to the IIHS survey that reduces the effectiveness. According to the survey, 1 in 5 owners didn't even know they had this system, while 1 in 5 owners said they'd never use this feature.
More respondents with Lane Departure Prevention found it annoying (41 percent) than any of the other systems studied. Even though 74 percent reported receiving false or unnecessary warnings from Volvo's BLIS, only two percent found the system annoying. Some pointed to malfunctions or false alarms when the roadway was poorly marked or when driving in harsh weather, but in both cases, the systems can be deactivated with a switch and are temporarily deactivated with the turn signals."
could this be a vehicle/driver malfunction that spiraled into a terrified hysterical driver and an overreaction by police?edit on 8-10-2013 by gemdog because: (no reason given)
I don't think so in this case. Unless this system can also shift gears from forward to reverse, and back. Then, hit the accelerator up to 85 mph. If this were atually the case, wouldn't you be waving out the window, honking the horn, and turned on the emergency flashers to indicate a problem with the vehicle?
imasheep
Some of the comments on this thread are alarming. This chick took 2000 lbs of steel and rammed a gate close to the White House. Noone there knew wtf was going on. They shot the crap out of her....justifiably I may add....and you guys have a problem with that??
gemdog
Krakatoa
gemdog
AbleEndangered
reply to post by gemdog
Yeah hacked car, or second black Infinity aren't out of the realm of possibility.
i just remembered, too, that many new cars have automatic "accident avoidance" etc type features that take over when the car "senses" a possible object in front (or back, if in reverse) of the car. what if it went haywire? or thought the circle drive was a near-bumper lane accident about to happen? hmmm, curiouser....
Infiniti g37 coupe, i believe. i looked up some info about it, its very interesting.
www.thecarconnection.com...
theres reports of errors and problems with poorly marked lanes, etc.
"With newer Infiniti models, Lane Departure Prevention includes a feature that selectively applies the brakes to nudge the vehicle back into position. But the feature needs to be activated after each engine start, and according to the IIHS survey that reduces the effectiveness. According to the survey, 1 in 5 owners didn't even know they had this system, while 1 in 5 owners said they'd never use this feature.
More respondents with Lane Departure Prevention found it annoying (41 percent) than any of the other systems studied. Even though 74 percent reported receiving false or unnecessary warnings from Volvo's BLIS, only two percent found the system annoying. Some pointed to malfunctions or false alarms when the roadway was poorly marked or when driving in harsh weather, but in both cases, the systems can be deactivated with a switch and are temporarily deactivated with the turn signals."
could this be a vehicle/driver malfunction that spiraled into a terrified hysterical driver and an overreaction by police?edit on 8-10-2013 by gemdog because: (no reason given)
I don't think so in this case. Unless this system can also shift gears from forward to reverse, and back. Then, hit the accelerator up to 85 mph. If this were atually the case, wouldn't you be waving out the window, honking the horn, and turned on the emergency flashers to indicate a problem with the vehicle?
i totalled a car once because i stomped the gas instead of the brake when my car lurched. i doubt i'd be waving and honking, its scary as hell when you think youre not in control, and it all happens so fast. the info above also says it gets reset by brakes, blinkers, etc..
maryhinge
reply to post by WorthlessServant
i wonder what she knew that was worth taking her life for?
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