Double Standard for Shootingsby Tim LynchPoliceMisconduct.net Apr. 30, 2014 |
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From the Star-Tribune: An Albuquerque police official says investigators waited more than 48 hours before they interviewed the officer involved in the troubled department’s latest shooting. Deputy Chief Robert Huntsman tells KOB-TV (http://bit.ly/1pz2JzK ) there were several reasons for the delay in interviewing the officer who killed 19-year-old Mary Hawkes on Monday…. the department likes to give officers time to de-stress after a shooting.If John Q. Citizen uses a gun in self-defense, the police do not give him/her a few days to “de-stress.” Shouldn’t the police be held to the same, or perhaps even a higher standard? |