Both sides rest as Amber Guyger case goes to jury

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1. It is very hard to understand how
   she went to the wrong apartment until you look at the psychological studies on
   exhaustion. She was sleep deprived and had worked a 14 plus hour day. These
   things affect our senses. Everyone has experienced memory and sensory problems
   from tiredness but most of us are lucky enough to have not faced the
   circumstances she did. Remember there were 46 people from her apartment complex
   that admitted to going to the wrong apartment at least once. One of them was an
   attorney who admitted going to the wrong apartment 10 to 12 times and actually
   entered one wrong apartment and didn't realize it until he rounded a corner and
   saw a woman sitting on a couch. As a retired trooper I have investigated
   hundreds of crashes where people have said, I never saw the car, or truck,
   coming. How big is a car or truck, in broad daylight, compared to furniture or
   a person, in dim light, as is the case in this tragic incident. Sadly it
   happens every day. Also sadly, this judge robbed Officer Guyger of this defense
   by not allowing 3 different court recognized expert witnesses to testify in the
   full scope of their experience and training. They had nearly 76 years experience
   between them! This alone should have triggered a mistrial. By the way, these
   three experts, one was the lead investigator and a Texas Ranger, all believed
   that Officer Guyger was not guilty of a criminal offense under the
   circumstances. The ranger is African American by the way. As to the actual
   shooting here is my take… She pushed the door open by the pressure of pushing
   the key into the lock. Remember the door wasn't latched. Mr. Jean probably
   heard the gear she was carrying, her hard plastic lunch bucket probably even
   bumping the door, as well as the key being pushed into the lock. Hearing these
   noises he probably stood and started toward the bat he kept by the rear door.
   This would account for Guygers testimony of him moving back and forth in the
   back of the apartment, ie., him going toward the bat and then towards her. If
   this is the case he obviously did not pick up the bat but started toward the
   front door. Whether or not he started from the back of the room or from the
   couch, as the prosecution argues, there is not doubt that he did start toward
   the front door thus reinforcing Officer Guygers perception of a threat. 
   Officer Guyger says she heard movement which coincides with Jean moving about.
   Guyger says she drew her sidearm and commanded him to show her his hands. This
   is reflex to an Officer so I have no doubt she did command him to show his
   hands. Mr. Jean was coming toward her yelling hey, hey, hey. When an officer
   faces a perceived threat they usually go into a state called tunnel vision where
   they are hyper focused on the threat, in this case Mr. Jean. During tunnel
   vision one experiences little or no peripheral vision, ie., no furniture, no
   wall decorations etc., you see only the perceived threat and nothing else!
   Furthermore, he's in dim light and she is coming from a brightly lit hallway
   which would affect her vision. We've all experienced that. Reverse that for Mr.
   Jean, his eyes are adjusted to the dim lighting and she is standing in bright
   light coming from the hallway, and she is in her police uniform. Should he have
   seen her uniform and gun, which was pointed directly at him, and heard her
   commands of let me see your hands, let me see your hands, and thus halted and
   raised his hands? It's a reasonable question. The whole incident happened in
   just a few seconds. I believe it all happened too fast for either of them to
   stop their actions and reactions from colliding into tragedy.

2. How did she get in the apartment?

3. The man was sitting on the couch eating ice cream but she thought it was her apartment??. Didn't she know that the couch and furniture was not hers???

4. Form your secret underground battalions and start hunting down all those criminal-murderers police officers, one by one. ONLY FIGHTING BACK WILL HELP YOU !!

5. This woman is dangerous for the entire society. If Amber Guyger is killing people in his own home, on the streets she will kill millions: *jail her for life !!*

6. Do I think she's dumb and shouldn't be a police officer? ABSOLUTELY. Do I think police officers are human and make stupid mistakes? ABSOLUTELY. Do I think she was going home that night intending to kill an innocent man? ABSOLUTELY NOT. She will not only pay by being in jail for the rest of her life, but by reliving this in her head also. I feel for her in a way, even though I don't think I'd like her as a person if I knew her.

7. How do you walk in someone's home and not know you are not in your own place, bullshit and then say you are afraid for your own life, bye Felicia

8. I thought she was going to get found innocent, man have times changed.

9. It seems to me that if African Americans when is stop the racial tension profiling Etc you might want to start with yourselves I not calling each other the N word ALL the time and any and all other personal racial slurs that you give to each other! I hear it all the time from my African-American friends coworkers Neighbors Etc. It's got to start somewhere and I think the best place is to start with yourselves take pride in yourselves what happened in the beginning when evil men stole you from your country what's unspeakable and unspeakable horror and I can't imagine how horrific that must have been! But I had nothing to do with it neither did my family. The fact my parents and my eight siblings taught us to be loving and kind and compassionate do all Races religions Etc. So maybe think about that, don't proliferate the problem in our country. God bless you all

10. he also had a red welcome mat outside his door

11. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Osh4vGkhSrI&list=UU8tALumAve8Q5Qp28OdfkDQ

12. Crying voice and face but no tears

13. Yes!!!!!! Convicted of murder that's right for once our people and system did not fail us

14. she is a fucking idiot

15. How the heck did she get into his apartment. Do they all use the same key? She must have been wasted

16. No probation, life is better

17. Even if a man was in HER home….there are other ways to handle it….tell him to freeze & identify himself….he wasn't armed she was what was the hurry in shooting?

18. This is the problem with guns….guess what? In UK where the police don't have guns…this can't happen.

19. Oh well. Politics over the law.

20. Take note officers!! Its getting darker in the D.o.j buildings 😁 niggaz are activated!!

21. BYE FELICIA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

22. That's how they get away with everything… always a 'split second decision'.

23. She went down all the way

24. LOCK HER UP

25. She was intoxicated

26. Isn't that too baaaadddd…!!! ❄️

27. I hope she get the maximum sentence too.

28. Dear God if you're not safe sitting in your sofa watching TV with a bowl of ice cream then you're not going to ever be safe!! She need to go to jail for the rest of her life!!!

29. To Jail she goes, Halleluja. Lock her up, before she kills another innocent person.

30. It was an accident if she was not a police officer she wouldn’t even be close to the prosecuting this is ridiculous

31. Stand your ground! Yeah! But in your house! Not in some random person, i wipe out my own wepond, the fun?!

32. So she not even tried her keys on the door…she just open the door…

33. prison timee

34. cry bitch

35. Guilty!!!!

36. GUILTY!!

37. Was the door unlocked or was the door wide open??? How did she get into the wrong apartment?

38. Fuck yes!

    Set the fucking precedent.

    Cops need more accountability.

    No more thin blue line bullshit

39. Guilty of murder thank you father for justice for the family and the mother of her son

40. This is why only cops should have guns!!!….. oh wait 😂👎👎✌️

41. Lies with sweet potato fries

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