It had an affect on traffic, which in turn would have affected the operating.
You haven't given any evidence of that. All videos show her only blocking one lane and waving any vehicles to pass by. The ICE operation affected traffic far more than Good's vehicle.
How do you know? I seen plenty of police camera footage of them doing this exact thing.
Most videos only show the worst police interactions instead of the norm. I have close relatives, close friends, and neighbors that are career police officers. I asked them what the proper way that a trained police officer would have handled themselves in this matter.
I’ve heard police shout for people to get out of their vehicles just like the ICE officer.
I have in videos but I've never seen one do that during a traffic stop. The videos that I've seen of bad stops usually show that that the officer has numerous violations on their record.
So that must mean the ICE officer was trying to deesculate the situation.
No. That usually means that something else had occurred that made police feel that the occupants were dangerous.
Deescalation means to approach the vehicle and speaking in a calm unthreatening manner. Police would approach the vehicle to see why it was blocking the lane. If the driver appeared to be okay, they would be asked to pull the vehicle over to one side so the investigation could safely continue.
There are several reasons why occupants may be asked to get out of the vehicle but usually the officer needs to communicate with the driver to see if that is needed.
ICE officers say she was.
That is true but that doesn't mean they were correct. Evidence needs to be presented before a judge, who can make that decision.
They were actually there, so I will take their word over someone on a forum with only seconds of footage to go by.
That's fine. I won't take their word since they were caught lying.
False. Both women inserted themselves into situations they were not supposed to be in. Both failed to comply with officer’s orders.
Spoken like a very biased individual. Facts show two entirely different situations.
Both women were protesting but Good was very peaceful and spoke nicely to ICE agents.
Babbitt was part of a violent riot where rioters beat police officers.
Good's only violation was partially blocking a lane of traffic.
Babbitt trespassed on Federal property in an attempt to overthrow a fair election. She and other rioters were using objects to violently breakout windows in a door that police had barricaded to protect Congress. After breaking out one window, Babbitt attempted to climb through that space too gain access where she was banned.
Good was shot because an officer thought she was driving at at and tried to protect himself.
Babbitt was shot because an officer trained to protect Congress did his job and protected Congress from a violent person.
Still a law breaker all the same.
I've never denied that.
Because you did.
And possibly obstruction and disobeying a command from an officer.
Maybe but no evidence has been presented that shows her obstructing ICE operations. Video does show her partially blocking the street, about a hundred yards away.
Because unlawful orders have no basis in law and civilians are only required to obey lawful orders.
The investigation hasn’t concluded yet.
Hopefully, the Federal government agrees to work with Minnesota officials to properly investigate this tragedy.