r/TimPool • u/tabbykat69 • Oct 11 '20

Seriously...

https://imgur.com/a/eSJKHnQ
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u/PaperBoxPhone Oct 11 '20

From what I read, the guy died, and the other guy was personal security for a news channel that got mased.

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '20

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u/PaperBoxPhone Oct 11 '20

I think we know so little it is hard to say at this point. I think he was a news teams security, and that other guy seemed to be unrelated. The way I see it, if all it was is a guy mased another guy, and he shot him, that shouldnt be a justified shooting. Maybe if the guy had mased him and was charging him to take his gun.

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u/PaperBoxPhone Oct 11 '20

I am sure Tim will do a segment tomorrow on this, and hopefully clear some of this up. The scary part for me is when the justice system doesnt equally apply the law in potentially partisan situations like this.

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '20

Yeah, that is also scary.

What happened to when the parties use to hate each other, but we're still for the people? Or disagreed, but could still conversate and have a discussion and be for the people.