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Deputies Shoot and Kill Man in His Own Doorway After Failing to Identify Themselves as Police
The Daily Sheeple
Lake County Florida Sheriff’s deputies were looking for an attempted murder suspect when they approached the wrong house. With guns drawn they entered through an open door of the residence where 26 year old Andrew Scott was waiting with weapon in hand. Reports indicate that the deputies failed to identify themselves as police officers, which is likely the reason for why Scott had his gun at the ready. Scott was subsequently shot to death by police in his own doorway. A spokesperson for the county responded to reporter questions about the shooting:
The deputies involved have been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of an investigation. No charges have been filed against the deputies. Delivered by The Daily Sheeple Contributed by The Daily Sheeple of www.TheDailySheeple.com. This content may be freely reproduced in full or in part in digital form with full attribution to the author and a link to www.TheDailySheeple.com. Leave A Comment... |
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Lake County where?
Mike
Florida, so it says in the first line.
Bottom line is your LOCK YOUR DAMN DOOR.
If it is florida that is a stand your ground state.
Yeah, I’m sure George Zimmerman could tell you all about the “stand your ground” state.
The swine would do best to realize that – in a firefight – bullets fly *both* ways…!
-Uzziel-
III
Standing your ground in your home is pretty hard to deny.
Just because the man left his door open is no initation to come on in.
If florida does not like the law jeb passed they.can always repeal it.
In Florida, I can see someone in my yard and shoot him if I feel threatened, Florida is very gun friendly. Well, except Zimmerman, but he wasn’t on his property.
The bottom line is that citizens need to start shooting first.
The police act without concern of prosecution, they should be fired, tried and convicted of manslaughter at the least. It is easy to say but police beware other citizens will shoot and if were on the jury they would go free. The police need to understand we have rights no matter what they are taught at the academy that we are the enemy we are not until stuff like this happens.