Yep. Honestly making the whole thing about whether she knew it was a gun or not is the same fuzzing of the narrative and distraction that police killings consistently devolve into. It doesn't really matter if she mixed up her taser and gun because manslaughter is the baseline, a real and serious crime with an according sentence - but I guess we already know that cops don't get sentenced for that.
plus, there's a word for that, (under the ridiculous assumption that it's true), manslaughter.
Yep. Honestly making the whole thing about whether she knew it was a gun or not is the same fuzzing of the narrative and distraction that police killings consistently devolve into. It doesn't really matter if she mixed up her taser and gun because manslaughter is the baseline, a real and serious crime with an according sentence - but I guess we already know that cops don't get sentenced for that.