Who killed Ashli Babbitt?

[Minister of Truth]

Anyone disagree that doxxing is bad, at this point?

[Poor Richard Saunders]

Is it too much to ask to know the name of the federal government employee who shot and killed an unarmed woman who was, at worst, trespassing in a public building?

Apparently, it is, since no one in the regime or their pets in the media seems to want to tell us.

They know.

They just don’t want you to know.

All we know about Wyatt Twerp, who shot the super-scary Q person for climbing through a window, is that the DoJ thinks it’s A-OK to cap misdemeanor suspects if they oppose the ruling caste.

The dummy who couldn’t tell her taser from her Glock got charged though, even though it’s absolutely clear she was stupid rather than malicious. Two systems of justice – gee, how could that go wrong?

There are sleuths online claiming various people are the shooter – I don’t know for sure who it is, and I won’t accuse someone of this act until I do.

But our garbage ruling class should tell us who killed this woman.

This was a federal cop, and we have been told he was among the brave Spartans who resisted the onslaught of the guy in Viking horns and the rest of the characters who walked in through open doors into the Capitol in history’s least severe insurrection ever.

After months of being informed that this minor imbroglio was the greatest threat to democracy in the history of the world, you would think they would want to glorify and reward the "brave hero" who shot an unarmed woman who was surrounded by other cops.





https://townhall.com/columnists/kurtschlichter/2021/04/19/who-killed-ashli-babbitt-n2588074

What a bunch of whiney babies, you guys are.

1 in 5 officers involved in fatal shootings names go undisclosed.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/inves...7b7_story.html

[Sailor]

It’s no surprise that leftists celebrate the homicide of dissenting Americans; after all, for them, there’s nothing wrong with shooting as long as the right people get shot.

Yes. Like all stupid things democrats do they will push this narrative too far.

[Legion]

The video showed a cop using lethal force on an unarmed woman climbing through a window. I thought cops using lethal force on unarmed perps was a bad thing that called for rioting and such. And we *always* know the name—and race of the cop. Provided, he was white.

We know the names of every cop who shoots a black American, no matter the circumstances. But this is different somehow.

[Darth Omar]

Which seems it was here due to what they felt were serious "concerns for an officer’s safety," who can blame them, we've all seen the threats made against anyone who even criticized Trump, and on that very day, how some of Trump's followers beat the hell out of those same Capitol police

In case you haven’t noticed cops have been taking it on the chin for awhile now.

It seems rioters—in all instances—beat on, throw bricks and etc at cops. Even kill them in some instances. So all of a sudden we’re concerned about cops safety?

Why the sudden change?

[Legion]

Yes. Like all stupid things democrats do they will push this narrative too far.

Shooting unarmed trespassers who are literally standing right next to federal cops with AR15s does not constitute lawful restraint in any sense.

[Sailor]

What a bunch of whiney babies, you guys are.

1 in 5 officers involved in fatal shootings names go undisclosed.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/inves...7b7_story.html

WAPO. LMAO!

[Poor Richard Saunders]

But that procedure is only selectively enforced?

1 in 5 officers involved in fatal shootings names go undisclosed.

[Sailor]

Shooting unarmed trespassers who are literally standing right next to federal cops with AR15s does not constitute lawful restraint in any sense.

Exactly.

[Legion]

1 in 5 officers involved in fatal shootings names go undisclosed.

April 1, 2016.

[Legion]

Exactly.

So, who killed Ashli Babbitt? Why can’t we know?

Where are all the journalists whose "courage" ensures that "democracy doesn’t die in darkness"?

Why are they keeping us in the dark?

[Legion]

WAPO. LMAO!

The lefties are lying.

Pamela Anderson sued the city of Chicago and accused Officer Christopher Raimey of "willful and wanton" conduct for fatally shooting her son, James Anderson, in 2015.

https://www.npr.org/local/309/2019/09/20/762433979/juror-research-leads-to-mistrial-in-13-million-chicago-police-shooting-lawsuit

[Sailor]

So, who killed Ashli Babbitt? Why can’t we know?

Where are all the journalists whose "courage" ensures that "democracy doesn’t die in darkness"?

Why are they keeping us in the dark?

There are no more journalists anymore. Just paid mouthpieces for whatever political narrative that needs to be fed to the dumb fuck public that day. There is ZERO reason that Capitol Policeman's name cannot be released.

[Darth Omar]

Shooting unarmed trespassers who are literally standing right next to federal cops with AR15s does not constitute lawful restraint in any sense.

It would seem to constitute a very careless use of the weapon. He could have easily wounded or killed one of his mates. Sounds like he really ‘wanted that shot’.

Any mention of that in the report?

[archives]

So, who killed Ashli Babbitt? Why can’t we know?

Where are all the journalists whose "courage" ensures that "democracy doesn’t die in darkness"?

Why are they keeping us in the dark?

Already been explained to you, the Capital Police released a statement after the investigation explaining as to why the individual's name was not released stating that it was “standard procedure when there are concerns for an officer’s safety, as there are in this case.”

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