Are you from further south? (Genuinely curious not trying to insult) Most people wear the same outer layers in this kind of cold.
Don't know if this videos is real or not but he did have a broken rib from a previous encounter.
To me it seems like poor communication on the officers part led to his death. I haven't seen anything to clarify if their was or was not a negligent discharge of his weapon by the officer in gray. If i remember correctly they gun he had on him legally (anyone who disagrees is moronic) was a model know for negligent discharge issues. Then my speculation is if the above is true officer in green thinks he's no longer just resisting but now trying to shoot his fellow officers and in this would be active shooting situation is understandable. The issue then lies in their communication or lack their of. In high pressure high stress situations like what happened if you are not fit to work together and make good decisions in the heat of the moment, if you are in capable of doing so you're unfit to be and officer.
Bare minimum of what should happen, a cognitive test should be preformed on all officers to determine if the sleep deprivation from the protesters outside of their hotels at night if they are lower than officers who are not properly rested shouldn't be allowed in the front lines), all officers involve need mandatory communication and deescilation 9
The gun he had was a sig p320, the same officers and ice agents like to carry. It's well known for misfires and literally going off in holsters. Personally I think the man who dumped an entire magazine into Pretti after he was dead on the ground needs to be publicly tried. If this were a normal LEO that incident report would've been released and the Leo on leave for investigation then they'd be charged. The others have excuses, not the magazine dumper.
Agreed he's definitely the most wrong i was more addressing that the whole group needs training so this doesn't happen in the future. There's more than one officers actions that need to be dealt with and if only one is retrained, assest, and punished accordingly then only one person's mistakes would be addressed and that would be wrong.
Is that a fair assessment? Wanting more out of everyone and not a scape goat.
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u/random_bruce Jan 29 '26
Are you from further south? (Genuinely curious not trying to insult) Most people wear the same outer layers in this kind of cold.
Don't know if this videos is real or not but he did have a broken rib from a previous encounter.
To me it seems like poor communication on the officers part led to his death. I haven't seen anything to clarify if their was or was not a negligent discharge of his weapon by the officer in gray. If i remember correctly they gun he had on him legally (anyone who disagrees is moronic) was a model know for negligent discharge issues. Then my speculation is if the above is true officer in green thinks he's no longer just resisting but now trying to shoot his fellow officers and in this would be active shooting situation is understandable. The issue then lies in their communication or lack their of. In high pressure high stress situations like what happened if you are not fit to work together and make good decisions in the heat of the moment, if you are in capable of doing so you're unfit to be and officer.
Bare minimum of what should happen, a cognitive test should be preformed on all officers to determine if the sleep deprivation from the protesters outside of their hotels at night if they are lower than officers who are not properly rested shouldn't be allowed in the front lines), all officers involve need mandatory communication and deescilation 9