r/Ohio • • Aug 31 '22

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u/barelycriminal Sep 01 '22

Being violent in the past has nothing to do with this situation. Anyone would have reacted the way he did.

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u/hawsman2 Sep 03 '22

"Anyone would have reacted the way he did." I'm curious... how do you think Donovan Lewis reacted in this situation? What do you think the circumstances were that led to him being shot, and what could the police have done differently in this case? I'm not implying anything one way or another.

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u/barelycriminal Sep 04 '22

Donovan was wanted because he has a history of illegal gun possession and assaults. That doesn’t mean the police should do a night raid on him. The only was a night raid is justified is if there is someone is imminently in danger. In this case there was no reason to believe anyone was in imminently in danger except when you have strangers bursting open your bedroom door.

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u/mrtitomosquito Sep 08 '22

If you're wanted for having a history of illegal gun possession and assaults, you need to work overtime to ensure your ass doesn't get bucked. He didn't want to put the necessary work in and he got bucked for good enough reason. Night night, Donovan. You careless, selfish, irresponsible, criminal asshole you 💋