You are flat out wrong. Again. No surprise.

Paid agitators? Paid by who? Where's your proof of that?

De-escalate? The officers did nothing to do that. She was waving cars around her at the point they ran up to her vehicle, yelled at her to get the f&ck out, tried to open her door, reached into the car. At the same time, Ross is circling the vehicle, filming as well, he shot a clear pic of her license plate. He walked to the front of the car, breaking protocol for any law enforcement officer, you don't stand in front of a running vehicle. She was being given conflicting orders by the other officers, including "leave". When she did decide to leave, Ross was standing at the left front of her vehicle, she clearly turned her wheels all the way to the right of him, giving him plenty of time to get out of the way, she slowly moved forward and, at worst, the car bumped him, if it did he wanted it to because he had more than enough time to step out of the way. He never fell to the ground, he fired one shot through the windshield and then two more from the side of the vehicle, through her open window. He killed her for no reason other than she disobeyed the order to get out of the car.

The only thing she did wrong was refused to get out of the car. Shooting her in her body and head was in no way justified.

Spin it your way, Blu. I would say we will see what the investigation turns up, but I believe the "Dept of Injustice" has already made their determination. He will probably never be held accountable or this murder. I hope that her family files a wrongful death lawsuit and gets some kind of Justice.

"Internal Bleeding" - vague enough to lead people to believe it was life threatening, but it could also be a bruise, lol. He was treated and released the same day.

Refusing to get out of her vehicle should not have resulted in a death sentence.