The action took place in Jacksonville, Florida.
Investigators say the man accused of fatally shooting two people and wounding two others was shot 28 times by Jacksonville police.
New details were released Saturday about the police-involved shooting that left 33-year-old Christopher Scott Kilgore dead. Police say the shooting most likely lasted only a few seconds.
Law enforcement had been looking for Kilgore since Monday. Clay County authorities said he fatally shot his brother and a friend. Kilgore also shot his parents, but they survived.
Officers were following up on a call about a suspicious person Friday when they confronted Kilgore, ordering him to give up. He refused. The officers then shot him. Kilgore had been armed with a handgun and a shotgun, but never returned fire.
I know, if you don't want to end up shot by the police 28 times, you shouldn't go around shooting people yourself. Wait a minute, isn't that like blaming the victim? Don't I always get called on that one about gun theft and other matters?
In this case, let's see, he made victims of his brother, a friend and his parents. Then the police made a victim of him. The police should answer for that.
Our friend Kevin H. told us that in order for the cops to hit him 29 times they'd have to have fired 50 to 100 times.
I call that an excessive response to a non-life threatening confrontation. And they know it too, don't you love this justification.
Police say the shooting most likely lasted only a few seconds
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"I know, if you don't want to end up shot by the police 28 times, you shouldn't go around shooting people yourself. Wait a minute, isn't that like blaming the victim? "
ReplyDeleteIf you're going around shooting people for no legal reason, then you are not a victim. You are a criminal.
He's a victim too.
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