Again though, jail time, not summary execution. 

I generally despise X and don't like posting anything from X, but every goddamned YouTube video I tried to link to gave me an Error 153.

Anyway, it's looking pretty dangerous for Sudetenland... I mean, Greenland. 

And in this case, you are absolutely correct. 

Well atleast we are getting closer,  you seem to agree with potentially jail time.  Making people who disobey officers not innocent like some people are trying to make of her.  Like I said atleast once already I don't agree with the killing and a investigation has to happen but she did not listen I feel sorry for her after the POV because it seems it is her wife that pushed her to drive away. 

The easy way is probably just to take it for Trump in the short term is probably cheaper too, judging the reaction of Europe on Venezuela.

Actually police protocol is that you do not have to stop them.  This is why ignorance of a situation gives way to ignorant opinions based on how you feel a situation should be handled compared to how it should.  At no point was she ever a threat to bystanders and you are making up this scenerio to support your opinion.  As I stated, key protocol is that as an officer and that goes for ICE as well, you never put yourself in front or behind a car.  You cannot put yourself into a dangerous situation then claim self defense.  You also seem to forget that he shot her 3 times in the face.  Have you ever used a gun because its very clear his intention was to kill her.  

The real issue I see is that you seem to give the green light for any police officer to use lethal force no matter what.  That they cannot judge a situation and just move out of the way which mind you their protocols address this exact situation.  When you give the green light to all incidents with police where it boils down to either comply or die, what exactly do you expect to happen.

She should not have driven away and it's quite possible that if she were alive that she would get in trouble in the courts. But instead she was shot and killed. And so I'm much more concerned about the actions of the policeman in this case, then how this woman could have avoided this confrontation. 

My sons are half black and when they get older my wife or I will likely have to have a discussion with them about how to deal with police. And if they don't heed these warnings and are someday shot and killed because they didn't have their hands on the steering wheel the entire time or the police thought they were reaching for something I will lament that they didn't listen to my advice but will still fully blame the policeman that shot them. That is how I view this as well. The woman driving away is lamentable in that she did not act perfectly around this policeman but that in no way justifies what was done. 

A cop discharging their firearm should be a last resort, not a first resort.

Maybe she shouldn't have driven away, but I'd hardly say doing so justifies a death penalty.

When the only tool you have in your toolbox is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail. The American approach to policing in a nutshell.

Disheartening to even believe that your children need to grow up with that even being an issue.
The USA is not the land of the just, free and shining democratic beacon of morality that it once was or pretended to be.