Atlantis
08-15-2022, 03:39 PM
Let's say that the cops decide to use lethal force against you and start shooting - they miss.
But you have lots of firepower and are a trained marksman. The cops are rookies or poorly trained. All the cops in the area, say around 10, are taken out before reinforcements can be called real quick.
You strip a bodycam from the dead officers, and get away, and hide out for a bit.
Later on, you turn yourself in, and it turns out that you lucked out because the body cam shows indisputable evidence that the cops shot first, and that while you shot back, you were doing it to preserve your life, and ended up having more guns and better aim.
Guilty or not guilty?
But you have lots of firepower and are a trained marksman. The cops are rookies or poorly trained. All the cops in the area, say around 10, are taken out before reinforcements can be called real quick.
You strip a bodycam from the dead officers, and get away, and hide out for a bit.
Later on, you turn yourself in, and it turns out that you lucked out because the body cam shows indisputable evidence that the cops shot first, and that while you shot back, you were doing it to preserve your life, and ended up having more guns and better aim.
Guilty or not guilty?