San Jose Police Shoot and Kill Woman Holding a Cordless Drill

[TheTexan]

“We had a call, someone with an Uzi threatening to kill family members,” said San Jose police spokesman Officer Albert Morales. “A very, very serious situation, a very dangerous situation for our officers. We had communication with this person. Unfortunately, at some point those communications either broke down, or the officers felt threatened in some form or fashion and one of the officers discharged their firearm.”

I've had a few close calls with death myself. It's not an easy thing to shake off. I'm just glad these cops are OK

[Dr.3D]

It has the extended magazine.

It's just the right size for close order drill. Might use one of those on a drill team.

[Occam's Banana]

Sounds like she was struck by lightening. Guess mother nature killed her off....

So instead saying A cop killed her or a cop said, "We don't have time for this" and shot her (more likely)....They are saying..she was struck by gunfire at least once...

Wow. Can you change the wording anymore to make it sound like the police were not involved with killing her?

Why, yes, actually. Yes, you can ...

From an NBC story about the death of Miriam Carey:
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthr...is-Stalking-Me!

The police shot at her, and she died a short time later.

(Notice that the police are merely said to have shot "at" her ... and then coincidentally she just happened to have "died ... later")

[XNavyNuke]

Clearly the civilian wethers who made the call are to blame because they misidentified the drill. It happens all the time. Since its so common maybe we should not let the civilians use the 911 system. Save it for the übermensch.

XNN