his own department s general orders he followed what he was supposed to do. fort worth s own general order say every open door to be treated as a silent alarm in the officer s first job is to search for avenues of escape before he searches the interior of that building. now he goes around the side of what again, he believed is a burglary scene, he s met with somebody inside that home pointing a gun at him. everybody here again that wears a shield would address that threat the same way. before any of the facts came out his chief was in front of a microphone saying that his officer had no right to respond that way. that he would fire him even if he is not arrested. now, if were in a world now where uniformed police officer addressing a gun being pointed at him is a murderer, how is any active police officer supposed to go out and do their job?
the community, mistrust of the state attorney s. the state attorney is got what they got, the facts truth, that s it. where is josh, current police officer. i understand you have reaction to the fort worth shooting you say officers are not being defended even separate from that case overall, that they need more advocacy. how so? no, absolutely. every crime is a tragedy, not every tragedy is a crime. what happened in fort worth is 100% a tragedy. when officer dean went to that house, regardless of how untrained civilian called that in, he went to what he believed was a burglary scene. 2:30 in the morning open door, everybody ever worn a shield would say the same thing. he see as house in disarray, now it is stepped up. now he definitely thinks it is a burglary scene. even if you disagree with his tactics, by his own department s general orders, he followed what
state attorney s. the state attorney is got what they got, the facts truth, that s it. where is josh, current police officer. i understand you have reaction to the fort worth shooting you say officers are not being defended even separate from that case overall, that they need more advocacy. how so? no, absolutely. every crime is a tragedy, not every tragedy is a crime. what happened in fort worth is 100% a tragedy. when officer dean went to that house, regardless of how untrained civilian called that in, he went to what he believed was a burglary scene. 2:30 in the morning open door, everybody ever worn a shield would say the same thing. he see as house in disarray, now it is stepped up. now he definitely thinks it is a burglary scene. even if you disagree with his tactics, by his own department s general orders, he followed what he was supposed to do.
fort worth s own general orders say that every open door is supposed to be treated as a silent alarm and officers first job search for avenues of escape before he searches interior of that building. now he goes around the side what he believes is a burglary scene. he is met with somebody inside of that home pointing a gun at him. everybody here again, wear as shield would address the threat the same way. before any of the facts came out, his chief was in front of a microphone saying that his officer had no right to respond that way. and that he is going to fire him, even if he is not arrested. now, if we re in a world now where a uniformed police officer, addressing a gun being pointed at him is a murder, how is any active police officer supposed to go out there to do their job. harris: let s give that one to darren. when we look at
he was supposed to do. fort worth s own general orders say that every open door is supposed to be treated as a silent alarm and officers first job search for avenues of escape before he searches interior of that building. now he goes around the side what he believes is a burglary scene. he is met with somebody inside of that home pointing a gun at him. everybody here again, wear as shield would address the threat the same way. before any of the facts came out, his chief was in front of a microphone saying that his officer had no right to respond that way. and that he is going to fire him, even if he is not arrested. now, if we re in a world now where a uniformed police officer, addressing a gun being pointed at him is a murder, how is any active police officer supposed to go out there to do their job. harris: let s give that one to