Amber Guyger Trial Day 5 Amber Guyger Takes the Stand Part 2

[@nikkib5753]

Amber, when your attorney told you to cry, he did NOT mean, ONLY when he's asking the questions. REAL remorse does NOT turn on & off like that.

[@EdgeofTimeProductions]

Yeah that makes no sense, crying uncontrollably during the defense attorneys softball questions then when the prosecutor puts the heat on all of a sudden the water works stop?

[@mrzo4332]

ABSOLUTELY

[@gwareb8842]

The most she'll get is manslaughter probably like 3 to 7 yrs good behavior she'll be out in 2 yrs with probation

[@thedeal9526]

@@EdgeofTimeProductionsAll I can say about that is that she felt more comfortable during the cross examination because the cross was the truth.

[@nikkib5753]

@@gwareb8842 I would have agreed with you IF SHE NEVER TOOK THE STAND. She will ABSOLUTELY be found guilty of murder NOW!

[@nikkib5753]

"I didn't have a partner there with me to help me perform CPR"..... WOW!!! A regular person can do that by themself, BUT a trained police officer CAN'T???

[@dmacsopinion]

Nikki B They don’t pay attention in class just like when I was in school. A bunch of Dummies..... Didn’t even know how to preform CPR

[@jeanhartely]

The most important thing is to know how to shoot people. CPR is just (YAWN) boring.

[@shaynelahmed6323]

The fact is he was alive...like arrested 10 minutes later . She had critical anti bleed out pads and aids with her she dint use ..arriving cop put a pillow under his legs to reduce blood flow to extremeties and keep him alive, he had a pulse, it rapidly went faint and was lost due to her depraved indifference.

[@hollie9487]

@@dmacsopinion lol

[@earthlygoddess17]

Shaynel Ahmed You are right, I was glad to hear that officer’s testimony of what he did, and how he would have never entered the place ready to shoot like Amber did! He said he would have definitely called for back up!! He also said that no attempts had been made to give CPR to this poor man. He was the one he had to start CPR as soon as he got in the apartment, and made sure to tell Amber to get out so HE can concentrate on trying to safe Botham’s life!! Officer Keenan ??? Testified all that! Hope Amber gets at least 20 years to life... She admitted she went in to “kill the threat” ... and by the looks of it, the prosecution is wiping the defense!! Plus the judge has denied a huge amount of The so-called “experts” testimony due to lack of proof and just basing all on assumptions or probabilities! There are only 2 options here: Murder or Self Defense ... Amber said it loud today “I went inside intending to kill the threat!!” Nothing her team of lawyers has done thus far has proven otherwise! It is now just a matter of how long her sentence will be... Criminal negligence, intent, no de-escalating procedure applied, lied about yelling at the person “let me see your hands x 2, etc etc .... She is guilty as heck!!

[@kareemahbrown661]

Why does she ONLY become "emotional" when her lawyer is questioning her?

[@JamesCM86]

Kareemah Brown Because that is what they rehearsed. She’s more on guard when being cross examined so she gives the right answer, so she doesn’t go to prison. Hence, no tears.

[@Omarii47_]

Kareemah Brown it’s a act. This bitch better be put under the jail. She could have easily stepped back or when she noticed the door open she could have called police since she was OFF DUTY.

[@bevdowdy9483]

Ok what did she say when she was standing by her attorney and was having a tantrum? I would really love to have heard that. Has anyone noticed the judge's looks at her and her attorney? She has the look of like are you both actually saying that. I love it when the judge shakes her head

[@raineyj560]

@@bevdowdy9483 is that towards the end w her attorney? I rewatching because yesterday I was too sick to focus on her whole testimony

[@bevdowdy9483]

@@raineyj560 it was at the beginning of part 2 where he wanted her to do the re enactment with her stuff on her arm.

[@speakforthevoiceless7500]

stupidest thing the defense did is to put her on the stand!!!! prosecutor is going to town!!!

[@نادرالیراحمان]

Doesn't she have to go on stand as the accused?

[@thetruth9807]

The problem is not testifying would make her look like she is hiding something, The facts of the case are not on her side so not testifying would allow all the evidence and testimonies go without any context that could only be provided by her. Putting her on the stand is the only way to put on the waterworks and display how she was terrified and remorseful to the jury. That's probably one of the reasons they gave her a light sentence.

[@saran3668]

How was she so quick to tell the 911 operator she was on the 4th floor if she thought she was on the 3rd floor

[@llltrac9143]

IKR, it could be floor 2 or 5.

[@barbalalla2003]

Sara Novak she noticed the mistake??

[@BeccaReevesXX]

I'm sure she was quick to realise it wasn't her apartment when she turned a light on after she shot the guy. Then checked the door for an apt #

[@Tlow1665]

Sara Novak she knew she messed up. Them fake tears

[@frankyvalladolid5076]

If she had thought she's in her apartment , she have her apartment #. Huh

[@Jellybean08]

If She was so scared why did she go in that house??? She is full of it. Put her is jail with the rest of the criminals

[@MrKarenlynn]

R L she said what apt How did she know she was in an apt and not a house

[@dianac2498]

At minimum she shouldn’t be trusted with a gun again.

[@leighann5308]

If she was scared she chose the wrong profession.

[@judyberends4586]

@@MrKarenlynn she lived in the same apartment building but on the 3rd floor not the 4th floor. Those doors are not reliable. I would hate those parking garage's. It is scary to be alone in those places. I think she made a BIG MISTAKE but it cost an innocent young man his life.

[@judyberends4586]

This defense attorney is so RUDE AND UNPROFESSIONAL.

[@SarahAnnBellham]

They had a video of her sitting in the police car wheeling Bo's body past her- she didn't look like she was in shock she didn't look like she was upset or sad. SHE was on her phone texting!

[@echester040]

Exactly smh

[@Melissasuzie]

She acted like a cop at the scene, she should have been acting like the defendant

[@shaynelahmed6323]

@@ASHES234 thats just being sellacious.. don't care about her torrid sex life... And she is not on trial for knocking up with a married man.. murder is all I am interested in...

[@mickeyrockz8887]

@@shaynelahmed6323 It would be *salacious only if the prosecutor brought her sex life into this trial. Rather it's relevant to her mind state after committing murder.

[@erivera422]

So wait is she saying she put her key in AFTER she noticed the door was slightly ajar? 🤔 If I go to my apartment and it’s slightly ajar I wouldn’t put the key in....

[@MrKarenlynn]

emily I don’t feel sorry for thar racist killer

[@tamiamyourfavoritedragon8890]

RIGHT!! I thought that was strange too! I came home and my door was cracked open. I did not put my key in the door! I moved AWAY from the door immediately and called someone for help. There is no way I was going inside alone if there could be an intruder!

[@erivera422]

Tam I Am exactly! So many inconsistencies and wrong decisions in her story. Doesn’t make any sense.

[@resaw.1131]

And if the door is really heavy... how's sticking your key in pushes it open?

[@bullycatmom]

IKR

[@angelacalloway2002]

Oh yea, I think it was a bad move to get on the witness stand. Prosecution chewed her up and spit her out.

[@thedeal9526]

I'm thinking that she had to take the stand because she had an affirmative defense. I'm no psychiatrist but after hearing her testimony I think that self defense was the incorrect defense. IMO she came across as a murderous liar and narcissist. The prosecution showed that she was a liar by pointing out fabrications in her testimony. These are some of them: 1. Lying about the hours maintenance was scheduled to do work on the apartments (she testified it was 8am- 4pm when no specific time window was given in the memo). 2. Lying about ending her sexual relationship with her partner (she was still sexting her partner after she killed Botham Jean); 3. Lying about giving Botham Jean medical aid (there was absolutely no blood on her hands and uniform when the victim was bleeding to death) and 4. Trying to give an excuse as to why she didn't give Botham medical aid by saying that she didn't know where she was ( prosecutor pointed out that she did know where she was because she gave the 911 operator Botham's correct apartment #). Why didn't she do more to try to save his life? 5. The 911 call proved that she was more concerned about losing her job than she was about trying to save the man who she admitted didn't deserve to be shot. . The jury now knows that she has lied under oath. At the bare minimum she has perjured herself. If she would lie under oath about these things then why wouldn't she lie about what actually happened when she encountered Botham? The jury should also consider whether or not her failure to do more to save Botham was motivated by not wanting to have a witness around to counter her version of events. After all she trained in CPR and had in her medical bag lifesaving items which she never employed.

[@dianac2498]

The Deal I wasn’t aware of all of those discrepancies. I hope they point them out in closing arguments. I don’t think she denied him medical to keep him from being a witness though. Because she didn’t know if he would die, and did call at least. I think she truly was freaking out , yet was not concerned in the moment over his preservation of life, ....but rather more concerned with her job and boyfriend. Meaning - she wanted someone else to clean up that mess fast as she knew she was in trouble. It was for sure me me me thinking. Including her Rambo style approach to a threat. Nothing she did makes sense given her training, and given the natural fight or flight response.

[@MrKarenlynn]

ANGELA CALLOWAY that was a great move to put that murderer on the stand so that they can see that she’s a big liar

[@thedeal9526]

@@dianac2498Regarding whether or not she knew he would die, she couldn't be certain of his fate. However, she knew that there was a great likelihood that he would die because of where the rounds landed in his body. Recall that on cross examination she testified that she intended to kill him and that from her training she knew to aim center mass for lethal injuries. Also recall that on the 911 call she told the 911 dispatcher where the round(s) entered his body. Having made the 911 call doesn't remedy perception because as an officer involved in a shooting she was obligated to make the call and she wanted to get her story out first. What really bothers me is that she knew that he was an innocent man after she realized that she was in the incorrect apartment yet did little to try to save his life. Why was it more important for her to have her lover at her side than to try to save an innocent person's life? I agree that she freaked out and in my opinion the defense chose the incorrect defense. I am thinking that she should have either pleaded temporary insanity or looked for some type of plea deal because she set off all the events that led to Botham Jean's death, including choosing to enter the apartment when she could have followed police protocol of taking cover and concealment and calling for back up.

[@bevdowdy9483]

Didn't they say her testimony wouldn't be held against her? That is so wrong

[@NewsNowHouston]

By her own testimony-she did not ID as Police. She just hollared at him to put his hands up.

[@cherry-cherry1412]

She was walking into "his home." She's stated she's a police officer 24 hours a day.

[@rantanamo]

@@cherry-cherry1412 In addition to that, the 24 hour police officer willingly chose to ignore her training and enter the apt.

[@JamesCM86]

New York to UK You really trying to justify her actions?? Lol, did you watch the cross examination? She had options, she choose the most stupid one. Dumb and now she will pay

[@JamesCM86]

New York to UK When people have nothing to refute your point, they always go for grammar as if it addresses what has actually been said. What Well founded argument!! I hope you are never selected for jury service, will you fail to listen to people’s points if they don’t construct their sentences correctly for you??

[@JamesCM86]

New York to UK 😂😂😂😂😂😂 MENTAL ILLNESS

[@letolethe5878]

If she feels so guilty, why didn't she offer to plead guilty to something, like negligent homicide?

[@JamesCM86]

Demeter I agree, if you are genuinely remorseful then do the right thing and plead guilty.

[@lilyr7221]

Exactly my thoughts too..but it seems she thinks what she did was ok and she should be excused for that. For god sake she killed a innocent man! She took a life so the right thing to do would be plead guilty! Now she will be put away for life if she’s found guilty!

[@violaflower7415]

👍👍👍

[@beckydennis6591]

Exactly! She thought she would get off because she's a police officer and they rarely get convicted of anything. Guarantee she thought she would skate right through this and keep her job. Finally a cop goes down

[@Chicagocubbiegirl]

A result of lowering standards so the police chief can meet whatever goals they have for increasing # of women on the force. Obviously she has the wrong temperament to be a cop. Small woman, easily intimidated, panicky under pressure. Was probably a liability from the day she was hired.

[@jackames9731]

Yet she was assigned to a unit that required just the opposite temperament and behavior from an officer. Go show.

[@toricollins6516]

Chicagocubbiegirl I agree, actually. Affirmative Action placed the WRONG woman on the police force in Dallas. 5’3” & clearly weak asf. Why not call for backup? Was Botham going to jump off the balcony?

[@johnnywang798]

Hmmmm I wonder if she is paid equally

[@SharondaLeonard]

Omg I cannot stand when they kept referencing HIS APARTMENT as hers 🤦🏽‍♀️😡

[@damonicajones4396]

Yesssss!

[@SharondaLeonard]

@Hoppin’ Molly her attorney keeps saying it which makes her say it smh. Like come on now it is not her apartment she was in 😡🤦🏽‍♀️

[@LadyTzardust]

It’s disgusting.

[@letolethe5878]

So some crazy woman walks into your apartment screaming "Let me see your hands" without identifying herself. Can you imagine how terrified Bo was?

[@sheilah8287]

Demeter I think 🤔 I would have kept my ass in place and raised my f’ing hands in the air if a LEO officer yelled “let me see your hands.” My house or not.

[@gajda1984]

Shewee doubt you would know what the hell to do if you were chilling on your couch eating ice cream after getting home from work. The last thing I would be expecting is a dumb blonde sow bursting through my front door pointing the barrel of a gun at me like a buck.

[@mickeyrockz8887]

@@sheilah8287 Are you implying that Bo's actions indirectly made him culpable to his own murder?

[@EllisInWonderland.]

She didn’t say ANYTHING when she walked into his apartment.

[@alexandrasymeon5893]

She never yelled commands per the witnesses who lived there.

[@sherellguijarro7832]

Even if given the benefit of doubt, that HER ACTION OF SHOOTING An Innocent Man Was Accidental. The Moment SHE, An Officer Trained In CPR, Chose TO NOT, RENDER AID, in and of itself SHOULD CLASSIFY AS INTENTIONAL HOMICIDE, By LEAVING THIS MAN ALONE TO DIE!!!

[@Terri-nx7rk]

sherell guijarro Absolutely

[@luckystars1632]

My thoughts exactly.

[@JamesCM86]

John Dalzell 😂😂😂😬😬😬

[@MrJusticeM]

Plus the fact that 2 days after she went back to sexting her married partner. I guess shooting an innocent black man was no big deal to her, she was probably planning as they carried Bothem's body away, she was texting.

[@Melissasuzie]

That was where she went wrong, yes you are told to get help first, she was right to get her location, but then she should have been immediately back to him, pressure to the bleeding and Good CPR. It is hard work on your own, but back up was so quick she would have been able to give good CPR for that time. She made a catalogue of errors, it’s makes me sad, but i don’t think policing was the job for her; as a nurse I am used to assessing the person and my surroundings immediately, to me, a cop would work the same way, she was just not astute enough or maybe lacked the experience

[@keith1980ful]

The prosecutor asked her did she intend to kill him she said YES. Enough said. Guilty

[@rantanamo]

@@My2CentsYall She even said her training was to retreat and call for backup. She chose to ignore it.

[@thepinkpatriot1402]

I do agree that she is guilty, possibly of negligent homicide, but murder charges must have what we call criminal intent or Mens Rea. If this had indeed been her apartment, deadly force would have been authorized, so it’s up to the jury to decide if she truly believed that she was entering her own apartment or not. As a police officer, she has been thoroughly trained to be observant and vigilant and she absolutely should have retreated and called the police for help the moment she saw the door was ajar and heard the sounds inside the apartment. This was her moment of choice and she failed miserably, both as a human being and an officer. An innocent man lost his life because of this failure, so I believe she should be found guilty of negligent homicide and sent to prison for at least 25 years to life.

[@JamesCM86]

Belinda Nichols I agree, 25 yr sentence at a minimum. Otherwise police officers will feel free to enter people’s apartments and kill them and act like they were scared.

[@keith1980ful]

@@thepinkpatriot1402 yes true the prosecutor asked her did she intend to kill him, and she specifically said YES so that is intent but nelgient homicide I agree either way murder or nelgient homicide she still should go to prison for something. This boy had no idea that he was fixing to die

[@keith1980ful]

@Ileen Randle I know right. Lol.

[@Rachel-sp2kv]

This prosecutor is awesome! He was killing it with his questions, she shouldn’t had went into the apt, PERIOD!! So much is wrong with this case, she is guilty, guilty, guilty!

[@mrzo4332]

PERIODDDDDDD!!!!!

[@davidkaser7423]

So the man was in his apartment watching TV eating ice cream, and hears his door open, he starts to get up and is shot two times before he is fully standing. This is what the evidence shows. The police officer opened the door seen him getting up, and shoots him before he is completely standing. She did not call for backup, Whether she said anything or not before going into the apartment is questionable. She filed a noise complaint on him, and was not so tired after her shift that she planed on working out. Have I missed anything so far ?

[@douglasmetry2908]

Yeah, just about everything.

[@michelemiller9151]

Llf

[@LauPalomas]

When you think you have an intruder into "your" house but actually the intruder is you. This reminds of the movie The others with Nicole Kidman.

[@ameryka5518]

28:30 “I feel terrible. Like I don’t deserve to be with my family and friends.” Ok then plead guilty!!!

[@ObsydyanInkTV]

Right??? That’s the part that absolutely floors me. Even if you tried to give her the benefit of the doubt, you’d have to face the fact that she is always talking about how she felt and how awful things are for her. She hates that she’s in that situation far, far more than she is concerned for the life she took. It’s disgusting.

[@pm9572]

Aren’t we all sorry after doing something we regret? Yes. Are all in fact sorry because we are remorseful? No. Being sorry is normally an easy route out of taking responsibility and being accountable. Another black man’s life taken unfairly.

[@GARY84ROCKS]

racist^

[@Tlow1665]

You can't tell a dead person sorry. He died for no reason

[@MrKarenlynn]

P M it’s all about her she’s a killer I wish she would shut the F up cry me a river devil

[@fredericknorwood3008]

Why didn't she tell her "fellow officers when they first got there that he had charged her for the reason why she had to shoot him cause it wasn't a SUCH of thing of him charging at her"

[@nikkib5753]

NOR did she mention it to 911 either. That was ANOTHER lie from her "defense" team.

[@darqueyes]

Nikki B I don’t know. She said “I thought it was my apartment,” a total of 19 times in that 911 call. I think anybody would be in shock if they were in her shoes, trained officer or not. That’s why they are immediately put on leave after an officer involved shooting, because their mind is in chaos. I saw one have a complete anxiety attack/mental breakdown after a confrontation with an armed man, and the officer didn’t even shoot the man in the exchange of gunfire, but the fear for his own life just caused a mental break. I don’t know what to think, I’m just glad I’m not on that jury.

[@darqueyes]

Frederick Norwood, Because that was secondary to the fact that she wasn’t even in her own apartment, which is of greater relevance at that moment. If she just said “he charged at me so I shot him, “ the first question would be why are you in this apartment? That’s why she said it so many times.

[@ellafacebooktruecrimecases3644]

Omg WHY did she take the stand shes soooooo dishonest and I'm cringing so bad.. She better get SOME time.

[@KameronA93]

F, this liar. She murder this man in his own apartment. She could've waited, than observer that this murderer was at the wrong apt. But, she was to making plans to get tap from a married man, texting while driving! Guilty!

[@pauladee3506]

My sentiments exactly. I honestly cannot believe her legal team allowed her to testify. But I am so so so happy that they did. Because all of her lies put the final nails in her own coffin.

[@mikeskidmore6754]

@@KameronA93 Cops can text and drive legally .. I saw a video of a Cop run over a bicycle at an intersection while texting.

[@andigordon8397]

she only cares about self- after she shot him she deleted text and called her lover- and if she was really sorry she would take a plea and plead guilty to save family more grief

[@mollycote1021]

marleykins LDN I am so very happy she did take the stand! She put the nails in her own coffin!! I hope she gets at least 20 yrs!!

[@Venessa101]

Who is the friggin COUGHER that ruins all these trials!!!! I swear they go to each trial and f it up for me. In contempt for them!!!

[@arualarual7215]

Venessa Was Here LOL 😂

[@pennyarmstrong1232]

I thought so too !

[@rullmourn1142]

Cougher will be at your trial too.

[@arualarual7215]

Every hearing, every funeral....

[@sassiwhatdeycallme3402]

It's the ac that causes people to cough

[@Judah_76]

So she saw the “silver bottom thing” at her feet, but didn’t see the red door rug???

[@arualarual7215]

B.L.A.C.K. She ‘felt’ it.... it’s raised, so that’s how she was able to feel it under her feet. (Not that it matters really... but just thought I’d mention it..)

[@Judah_76]

@@arualarual7215 but she couldn't feel or see the bright red rug outside of the door?? I'm sure that rug felt different then the hallway floor.

[@arualarual7215]

B.L.A.C.K. I agree whole heartedly with ya, I was only correcting what she said was all 😊

[@thewomanofglory]

Right....

[@eastside313yahdig.2]

Arual Arual you’re looking down to get the Key and you don’t notice the rug? Cmon now 😂😂😂😂

[@brownietreatz]

soooo 🤔 she held all the equipment from the car to the house.. holding door and shooting. . but struggled to hold it in court (for less time?) not to mention having a fully equipped belt on... OKAY.. sure

[@raineyj560]

& why didn't she just drop the equipment. It had to take a second to place the equipment to hold the door

[@brownietreatz]

@@raineyj560 exactly!! but did you hear her say she held the door with her left arm because its heavy? she is wild and so is her attorney's. I can't believe this actually went to trial! 🤬🤯

[@MsBaethreeOneSeven]

Oh i LOVE This PROSECUTOR he is on her A**! 👍GOOD JOB MR.PROSECUTOR💯💯

[@fireburn1512]

You was doing CPR and no blood was on you? Well done by the Prosecutor....

[@shaynelahmed6323]

Why do CPR on someone alive? She should have been stemming his life-threatening blood loss ...and she claims she did cpr on a live person...? Liar

[@dianac2498]

Shaynel Ahmed I thought of that too. Chest compressions when the heart is still beating...

[@toddsimone7182]

The other cop who did CPR after said he got no blood on him either

[@shaynelahmed6323]

@@toddsimone7182 I am a paramedic. Whilst the heart is PUMPING,their wud be a bloody/spurting mess from that gunshot wound. As the victim deteriorates, bleeds out, and heart has less blood to pump...there will be less blood pumping out. By the time the cops were called, Botham had virtually zero pressure in his arteries and went into cardiac arrest. So cops may well have had little blood on their hands, ( were not they gloved up?)although likely had it on their uniforms.only guygers uniform was checked. Guyger a) should never have done CPR ( one handed or not)... It was contraindicated...he had a pulse and was moaning! B)CPR on a gaping chest would would have a exacerbated blood loss and death! C)She had trauma patches- they are designed to massively swell up and PLUG an open wound... They were within inches of her and this dying man .and she failed to use them! D)Sternum rub? Ridiculous! Only used on an unknown medical (not trauma) unconscious, usually where drug overdose is suspected! E) Evil article! Watching an innocent man suffer and bleed to death...and leaving him alone/watching him die... Don't know which is worse!

[@sehene]

@@shaynelahmed6323 Also, she could have asked the 911 dispatcher to helping her with what to do instead of saying "I thought it was my apartment" for the thousands time.

[@liladezacchicago6360]

If she thought she was in her apt why didn't she say her address?

[@DandyBeingTandi]

I can't believe her attorney didn't catch that. She said she saw the ottoman, but I don't know if the lights were on then or not

[@SarahAnnBellham]

@@DandyBeingTandi do you believe that he was just sitting there in his underwear without the TV on? I don't therefore it was bright enough for her to see what was inside that apartment.

[@arualarual7215]

The way I understood her was that once she got further in, she then could see the ottoman and then she realized it wasn’t her apartment. . She says while she was on 911 that she ran to hallway to see which apartment she was in, to give to dispatcher.... it makes me mad that she seemed so worried about her job in that moment....

[@captainthumperthumper8314]

your good listener ☆☆☆

[@raineyj560]

I believe normally when you call 911, it can see your address

[@yobigbrotheronline]

Murderers and Liars ----> Casey Anthony, Jodi Arias, Susan Smith, Amber Guyger

[@raineyj560]

I'm surprised she didn't do the Jodi move when she said Travis tackled her in the closet

[@whynot9068]

1:36:50 States evidence 317 and 320 probably shows the real character of this murderer.

[@valeriesaid1228]

Yet another prime example of bad career choice....you're eIther cut-out to be soldier/cop, or you're not. She had no business being a cop.

[@davidkaser7423]

Please do not put soldiers in the same category as police. Soldiers fight to protect the Constitution and Bill of Rights, and the theft of oil for American corporations in other countries.

[@valeriesaid1228]

@@davidkaser7423 I can see where you would take what i said all wrong. I agree with you there...my whole point being; if a person is not cut out for the job ..police, soldier, or anything that requires packing around deadly gear..not a job for all....jus sayin. This chic is obviously way too jumpy, an trigger happy.

[@davidkaser7423]

@@valeriesaid1228 Thats a problem many police have, shoot first and after they are dead then ask. The system of hiring people in authority needs to be changed. We need police yes, but not violent police.

[@valeriesaid1228]

@@davidkaser7423 Amen to that!!

[@nicolekennedy1198]

She probably just wanted to sleep with all her cop coworkers

[@lta4615]

Hey hey hey in an aggressive voice CUZ A STRANGER WALKED INTO HIS HOUSE WITH A GUN GIVING HIM ORDERS

[@capricornqueen7645]

No damn black person would say hey hey if some white woman just pop into there home they didn't know. He would've at least said hey who are you ? that's more believable then just saying he said hey hey

[@jeanhartely]

@@SarahAnnBellham Yup, and they would have figured out a way to blame him for doing that.

[@LynnSJB]

Right and she makes it sounds like he was at fault for not showing his hands on command (if she actually gave one), but that was HIS home...no one has to follow some intruder’s instructions in their own home. This is 100% on her, although she acts like some scared victim.

[@letolethe5878]

Why would Bo be "pacing back and forth" when she opened the door? Doesn't make sense.

[@davidkaser7423]

bullet trajectory shows he was in the process of standing up when he was shot. Police lie, and so is she. Will this be swept under the rug as just another crime police will not answer for is the real question.

[@geoffpoole483]

He was sitting on his sofa eating ice cream.

[@seann.novotny816]

The days of keeping your doors unlocked even in 'safe' areas is over. She is a cop. Cops know how to speak loud. Yet when she on the stand at the start they have to tell her so speak up. Hence moment she got on the stand she was acting to sound meek, look weak, poor girl act. Also, when women like these get on the stand and start crying you can hardly even see one tear. Did she as a cop have a stun gun? And as many pointed out she could have pulled her gun yell Halt Police! then back out slowly... get on the phone call 911. I mean to shot someone in their underwear??? I can see why they brought this to trial. She remembers her training how to shoot someone but claims she could not do CPR even though she was trained to do that.

[@XOXO-mb2vh]

She thought he did have a gun in his underwear:)

[@raineyj560]

Yes, she had a taser

[@davidkaser7423]

The light from the TV would have made the room bright enough for her to see that it was not her apartment. The room was not as dark as she is stating. Test this yourself at night, turn all lights off, and turn on your TV. You can see well enough to see the furniture, and the placement of everything.

[@theaussiegypsy9295]

David Kaser The light depends if at that time the screen was bright or not? If you are watching a movie or an advertisement goes dark on occasions.

[@kingbrian1853]

She don't have not a drop of remorse for what she did but only for getting caught

[@luckystars1632]

She can’t remember CPR training.... She can’t remember her police training... Are we just handing out badges to anyone who holds out their hand? I sure hope doctors don’t start forgetting how to be doctors, or pilots forgetting how to fly.

[@beckydennis6591]

The only thing she remembered about her police training that night was how to shoot to kill. Arrogant police officers are the most dangerous criminals walking the streets

[@pinkfluffydino8217]

All the drs in my area seem to have already forgotten so it’s probably a good thing I don’t fly!

[@dripgodfusion5045]

Amber's Defense Team told her to cry to the jury.

[@rullmourn1142]

Like the prosecutions DragonballZ witness?

[@keith1980ful]

Yes they did

[@knicksfan3647]

And to keep saying "my apartment " " felt he was gonna kill me" i was confused 🤔🤔 sounds like all that could be said for the victim, not the murderer

[@MaaThaRainbowGoddess]

Ya know, eye kept rewinding the video bcuz eye kept thinking that eye missed something but...what made her start to cry BEFORE questioning even began?

[@thedeal9526]

@@MaaThaRainbowGoddess Missed cue. Some things just cannot be faked.

[@keith1980ful]

Acting at it's best. No tears are coming down her face

[@barbalalla2003]

You need tears 24/7 in order to be sad, chocked, miserable and sorry? I would call THAT acting. This is a total tragedy for everyone.

[@JamesCM86]

New York to UK Are you Amber’s mom? Is defending her stupidity your full time job?

[@BeccaReevesXX]

You could tell in her body language she was very shaken by the whole ordeal. I believe it was an accident but because of her carelessness.

[@raineyj560]

@New York to UK lol u checking someone's KZbin favorites 😄😄😄

[@raineyj560]

@@BeccaReevesXX cause she knows she might spend years in prison that is why she's shaken

[@sherellguijarro7832]

Soooo, Ms. Crocodile Tears, Was Able To Speak With The 911 Operator, DO SINGLE LEFT HAND COMPRESSIONS & TEXT HER BOYFRIEND. ALL AT THE SAME TIME🤔 BUT...COULD NOT PUT 911 ON SPEAKER & DO TWO HANDED CPR CORRECTLY. Says HER FOCUS WAS ON THE VICTIM, As SHE SAT THERE WATCHING HIM DIE WHILE TEXTING HER BOYFRIEND🤬🤬🤬

[@keith1980ful]

She didn't render aid at all. She called 911 and texted her boyfriend at the same time. She walked out the apartment and left him there

[@bridge7137]

No spekaer phone button on her phone then huh?

[@keith1980ful]

@Danny Glover yeah I know but whatever she did she still kill the innocent man and if the jury let her walk on that then that's sad

[@LifeAsLeslie143]

They have definitely coached her well. At 6:17 the defense was mouthing her exact answer to his question.. “since I knew somebody was moving around inside my apartment I wanted just to find that threat.”

[@secondaccounte1209]

Yeah.. But that's what he's for

[@JamesCM86]

😮😮😮😮

[@kerrib2568]

😧

[@nateadams840]

Omg

[@jenniferbraziel8711]

She is a liar. I don't believe nothing she said.

[@fredericknorwood3008]

Practice practice practice lies lies lies lies lies lot of acting of course

[@shaynelahmed6323]

Bad acting...cyborg got no tears. None!

[@fredericknorwood3008]

@@shaynelahmed6323 lol rightttt

[@pauladee3506]

I hear ya Frederick. I don't believe a word that comes out her mouth. In terms of acting, that was an absolutely woeful performance. She and her legal team had over a year to rehearse and that was the best they could do? If you could die from cringe I would be 6ft under by now.

[@MrKarenlynn]

The 911 operator is treating her like she’s the victim and not the murderer they stay on code

[@EdgeofTimeProductions]

All cops do is try to get you to say something incriminating and ask you a million questions but when it’s one of their own it’s “don’t say anything”.

[@formationofwords290]

Amber LIEger is the FEMALE version of BARNEY FIFE,she knows where her holster isbut not her apartment,yeah right!.....GUILTY AS CHARGED! R.I.P

[@fredericknorwood3008]

And she just telling lies of what they went over before court practiced on what she was going to say

[@811Tb]

I like that prosecutor, he knows how to question a person!

[@jackames9731]

Like the way he started his questioning from the end (the actual shooting) and worked backwards to the beginning (her arriving home).

[@damonicajones4396]

Clever that prosecutor...

[@mitchellabbys5721]

The prosecutor is on point He knows how to question

[@igottasitdownforthisone7768]

@Rashan Sankofa exactly

[@pennyarmstrong1232]

No tears running g down her face just the corner of her eyes. What an actress !!

[@keith1980ful]

Yes a big acting scene

[@keith1980ful]

@Adrienne Adrienne that is so true you can tell her that this thing was rehearsed the defense team coaster and the judge can see right through this so people won't get mad at the judge and try to say she's black and she's bias and she's up liberal don't have nothing to do with anything this girl kill the innocent man

[@TomLloyd-18]

no tears when reliving the gut-wrenching 911 call . . . but . . . . when facing the trouble she is in during questioning - the crocodile tears flow . . . and . . . she has to take a break to compose herself. She coulda easily not opened the door, step back around the corner and called for back-up. But - she chose to enter the door and pull her gun with full intent to use it . . . and shoot-to-kill.

[@koolmanjack6409]

This white girl here😂😂😂😂 she did compressions with no blood on her hands..she mad lying yo.

[@captainthumperthumper8314]

they train to cover up

[@letolethe5878]

A sternum rub? Why not CPR? It doesn't make sense.

[@blazefairchild465]

Had she said;" POLICE put your hands in the air!". He would have gone down to the floor . She made so many many mistakes in a row. This is her second shooting. She should have just plead guilty to her crime of murder & not wasted time in all this. Its very sad all round ,she should have never been quilifed as a police officer she has shown blatant poor judgement on so many levels.

[@RaoulThomas007]

Blaze Fairchild What happened in her first shooting to the “perp?”

[@blazefairchild465]

@@RaoulThomas007 I don't know I heard today that this is her second suspicious shooting . I was floored. I am gonna ask around tomorrow.

[@MsBaethreeOneSeven]

Soo she feels BAD that she has been messing around with a married man 2 DAYS after u MURDERED Someone?? Smh WHAT INNOCENT PERSON OR SOMEONE THAT FEELS BAD ABOUT KILLING SOMEONE Would THINK ABOUT an AFFAIR💁 SMH LIESSSSSS AMBER

[@davidkaser7423]

If that was you or I we would be in jail immediately, not out walking around doing whatever. 2 sets of laws, one for the politicians, police, and courts, and the other for all us peasants.

[@MsBaethreeOneSeven]

RIGHT💁🤦

[@MsBaethreeOneSeven]

@@davidkaser7423 DOUBLE STANDARDS and it should be a DEEPER PUNISHMENT to Law Enforcement and UPPER HIGH when it comes to crimes because THEY should KNOW BETTER! PERIOD! But NOOO they get OFF and ah SLAP ON THE WRIST ta go out and do it AGAIN💁 Im Sooo TIRED OF THIS SH*T! ICANT TRUST THEM I DONT TRUST THEM I WON'T TRUST THEM AND ITS SAD,BUT IM SCARED TO EVEN CALL THEM ANYMORE,HELL THEE LASTTIME I CALLED THEM I GOT PUT IN HANDCUFFS SMH AND THE GUY THAT HIT MY TRUCK WHILE IT WAS PARKED IN FRONT OF MY HOME AND I WAS IN THE HOUSE,I CALLS THEM TO FILE AN COMPLAINT THEY COME AND RUN MY NAME WASN'T CONCERNED ABOUT THE PROBLEM AT HAND DIDN'T RUN MY NEIGHBORS NAME YEA THE ONE WHO ACTUALLY HIT MY CAR CAR WHILE IT WAS PARKED AND SMASHED THE BACK-END WITH HIS BIG MONSTER TRUCK SMH THEY DIDN'T BOTHER TO INVESTIGATE THE PROBLEM AND I WAS THE ONE WHO CALLED THEM,I WENT TO JAIL TALKN ABOUT A FAILURE TO APPEAR FOR TRAFFIC COURT THAT I HAD NOO KNOWLEDGE OF🤷 WHY WOULD THEY RUN MY NAME? I WASN'T EVEN DRIVING MY TRUCK AT THAT MOMENT,IT WAS PARKED! BUT U GET THE PICTURE,I WAS A YOUNG BLACK WOMAN AND THE GUY THAT DAMAGED MY CAR WAS AN OLDER WHITE MAN,I CALLED THE POLICE,HE HIT MY CAR,MY NAME GOT RAN THROUGH THEE DATABASE,HIS DIDN'T,I WAS THE VICTIM,BUT I WENT TO JAIL,HE WAS THE SUSPECT AND HE WALKED FREE,IM BLACK,HE'S WHITE 🤷

[@davidkaser7423]

@@MsBaethreeOneSeven True !

[@davidkaser7423]

@@MsBaethreeOneSeven Im an old white guy, and have had a similar problem, at a QT. I was parked at a Qt and big box delivery trucks parked on both sides of me. I could not see nothing but cars driving in back of me, and I was in a 2500 truck trying to back out. Little did I know a truck had pulled his trailer behind me and parked. The trailer was very low, and damaged my truck pulling out. I called the police and they said it was my fault and got real rude. Many police are just AHs, and not worth the time it takes to bother calling them. I will never call them again thats for sure.

[@mr.shouty1098]

I still don't understand how a person can go to the wrong apartment.

[@juliaxoxo6020]

Shes a LIAR !! A man sitting on a couch eating ice cream is so dangerous

[@missSPark1]

I’ve done it. It’s just autopilot

[@bethgresham404]

Yep !we all need guns! That icecream is a dangerous weapon!

[@divineintervention3961]

Adaline Olivia Did anyone end up dead in your case? Plus, this dummy is a trained police officer. She was simply too busy sexting her married lover to pay attention before barging into others apartments and killing them dead with little to no remorse at all. I’m not buying the official story either. Sheer nonsense.

[@missSPark1]

Light LitUp when I walked into the other person’s apartment, I just froze. The lights were on inside though so I could clearly recognize it wasn’t my apartment. I don’t know how I would have reacted if the lights weren’t on though... maybe I would have walked into “my” room and then realized. Who knows. But I also don’t own a gun and I’m not a trained police officer who responds to break ins and violence where my knee jerk reaction is to respond.

[@sherellsherellsherell1159]

That's murder plain and simple murder you going to go in the wrong apartment kill Someone that murder nothing to explain

[@sheilastenhouse3362]

IS IT TRUE THIS MAN WAS SHOT ON HIS COUCH SO WHY WHY BY THEN SHE SHOULD HAVE KNOWN THAT WASNT HER APARTMENT THIS IS BULL

[@arualarual7215]

Sheila Stenhouse from the evidence, he wasn’t on his couch at the moment he was shot.

[@Melinda8162]

@Sheila Stenhouse. : He was not on the couch...he had powder residue on him, he had to be closer TO HER for it to reach him. There ALREADY was a Texas Ranger investigator that testified to that! Pay attention you vengeful fool.

[@raineyj560]

@@Melinda8162 she's not a fool

[@raineyj560]

There is no proof Bo was on or off the couch. The way things were situated, it looks like he was sitting, watching his laptop, eating ice cream, the bitch walked in, he stood up, took a couple of steps and she killed him

[@janicewolfe3028]

OMG what a train wreck this defense is !

[@formhubfar]

Walking up to her apartment door, didnt she notice an unfamiliar rug outside the door?, didnt she think, "WTF is that doing there?", this was a murder pure and simple, the reasons for which we will never know.

[@808Fee]

I don't think there was any premeditation. Anything prior to the shooting was an honest mistake in my opinion. This is a person who slips straight into tunnel vision or zones out when under pressure or distracted enough. Not the type who should be a cop. Notice how she kinda zones out when the prosecutor cranks up the heat? This guy got her to admit that she meant to kill him. All she had to say was she shot to stop the threat. I bet she did not plan on saying that at all. I'd go as far as suggesting that without that explicit statement she would have gotten off.

[@hollie9487]

She shot an innocent man who was minding his own business in his own apartment home. Regardless of why she did it, she is guilty for killing him and needs to be in jail.

[@Leah_F.]

I wonder if this is a case of Botham Jean turning her down on advances she was making towards him, & maybe it made her angry. She was obviously a nymphomaniac. This case just doesn’t make sense, & I believe she intentionally killed him.

[@labreacarter9391]

Her lawyer not helping her at all

[@WGHpanic]

not much he can do.

[@Von.Blacc.831]

I'm just outdone with how quickly Botham Jean lost his life. If she'd given him half as much attention as she did her phone & the married man she was sexting, Botham Jean might be alive today!

[@letolethe5878]

Why wouldn't she use her police radio?

[@P.B.Theriver]

She remembers how to aim and pull a trigger but she don't remember her special training on de-escalation. And she expects everyone to believe she wants to help people. She's pathetic.

[@soulsis6562]

Her cold bloody selfishness makes me feel 🤢 sitting up there she's still feeling sorry for herself and only herself!

[@psychachu]

Christ. No ID-ing herself as an officer. The neighbours not hearing her identifying herself at all. Refusing to do CPR, despite having the training to. Not bothering to get a traumatic-bleeding gauze out her rucksack, set down less than a meter away, despite double-tapping him in the heart. So she kind of just walked into a man's house, executed him, let him die fairly slowly, and complained about losing her job on the phone to 911 operators? ... Christ.

[@nancyeileen128]

She seems weak minded for a cop!!

[@angellawyer]

Once she discovered the door open, why didn't she run back to the elevator to call 911 for back up? She had a clear choice to go away. He was at the window and it was no self defence.

[@raineyj560]

Why you think he was at the window?

[@angellawyer]

@@raineyj560 she said that he was near the window. I don't believe her. He was sitting on his sofa, eating icecream. I think he was half standing up 'heeeey heey, what' s going on? '

[@chefron1101]

On the 911 call all She keep sayin is she thought it was her apartment not once did she show concern for or try to explain his condition to the dispatcher. She was trying to create a cover up off the top

[@XOXO-mb2vh]

I used to go to the wrong door all the time. But it was cause I was drunk. Did they do a toxicology report on her?

[@WGHpanic]

that's the only time I could imagine myself missing my floor, and a rug, as well as furniture. Like you'd have to be completely blitzed to not notice these things.

[@rebelr]

@1:18:10 I would love to know what happened at the MLK parade. Her attorney immediately called for a sidebar. I have my suspicions what it may involve. Probably something racial.

[@josiahstarr2362]

Rebel R Right. I pretty sure thats what it is. Especially given the Judge's reaction to it when she read it when the jurors where sent out the room.

[@sassiwhatdeycallme3402]

I think that's her 1st police involved shooting.... This is her second shooting

[@carolyntaylor2914]

@@sassiwhatdeycallme3402 she also let a handcuffed prisoner get away from he custody

[@P.B.Theriver]

Prosecutor Jason Hermus was excellent today.

[@teejayj8537]

And why did she immediately say she was in Apt 1478 when the dispatcher asked her where was she. I'm on the 4th floor. But she testified she had to walk out the Apt. to see her location. Seems she already knew her location by responding so quickly.

[@awaliciouss8326]

8:19 “he was yelling HEY HEY HEY in an aggressive voice” THE NEEEEEEERVEEEEES

[@rullmourn1142]

Dont ever leave your doors unlocked people, you just never know, especially in apartment complexes.

[@yobigbrotheronline]

I see how this is going. Bleach blonde White girl cries on the witness stand and says she was in fear for her life = NOT GUILTY !! I got it.

[@lpettis6599]

So you worried about a job, and you just shot a man in his place🤦🏽‍♀️

[@angelacalloway2002]

Ok, so I can see how working 13 hours straight would be exhausting. What's mind boggling is how she didn't realize she was not at her apartment after seeing that bright red doormat. Better yet, not realizing she's in someone else's apartment after opening the door and seeing all the stuff on his counter. Did she think someone put that doormat there as a gift and redecorated? I'm not being a smart ass here. His apartment looks totally different than her apt. If these things didn't catch her attention than she has no business on the police force or handling a firearm of any kind. And I thought he was shot while in a kneeling position as he got up from the couch. How is it that he was pacing back and forth? If he was a moving target, that bullet would've reflected that. I wonder if the jury caught that?

[@pennyarmstrong1232]

Very good points!

[@terryvarta9306]

Never mind that she had no blood on her to show any effort of CPR. I feel like we are not hearing the full story. She only cries when her lawyer asks her yet she has no tears

[@angelacalloway2002]

@@terryvarta9306 I don't think we're hearing the whole truth either. I'm having such a hard time believing she went so far as to kill him before realizing where she was. That's crazy as hell!

[@Terri-nx7rk]

She clearly had several other options to protect herself and the other person on the other side of that door. She thought she was about to be rewarded for her bravery by taking down this criminal in her apartment. WOW was she wrong! Had she adhered to her training, she would not be in this situation, and Botham Jean would be alive.

[@P.B.Theriver]

Good thing the maintenance man wasn't in her apartment working because he would be a dead man too. She shoots anything that scares her.

[@auntiepha8343]

She is so weak. She started crying seeing her gear? This is a CRT Police officer? HIgher standards, the public deserves better.

[@RICHSOULheartofgold]

A little CPR?? Who made this lady a police

[@Princesguitar]

at 1:30:26 she said "it wasn't a call..." which implies she wasn't in "police mode" HOWEEEVERRRRR I would think she WOULD be in police mode because she was still in uniform. What really got me is when she said she can't remember what she learned in de-escalation training because the training happened last year... Granted some of us may have sat through in-service training at work and I can't remember half of what was discussed. The only difference is not remembering the proper way to answer an incoming call is a lot different from not remembering how to de-escalate a situation which could be fatal.

[@smoothmove5250]

She sure was in police mode in how she shot him...the way she was trained.

[@fredericknorwood3008]

So I see y'all peps DON'T SEE THE MAN OF THE HOUSE FEARING FOR HIS ON LIFE IN MAKE SENSE OUT OF THIS SHE SAYING SHE TOLD HIM TO PUT HIS HANDS UP WHILE HAVING A GUN PKINTED TOWARD HIM SO THIS IS A BLACK GUY IN REAL LIFE NOT A MOVIE WHY WOULD HE START WALKING TOWARD HER FAST WALKING WHILE SHE AS A POLICE AS WELL HAS A GUN POINTED TOWARD HIM NOW WHO FEARED FOR THEY LIFE NOT HER CAUSE EVERYBODY KNOWS BLACKS DON'T TRY TO BE A HERO WHEN IT COMES DOWN TO A GUN BEING POINTING AT THEM AND WHAT RWASON WOULD HE CHARGE HER WITH A GUN DRAWN ON HIM HE WASN'T STUPID BY FARRRRRR!!!!! TAKE THST AND RUN WITH IT

[@yolandaburnett2841]

The dispatch didn't do her job,not one time did she ask if someone is hurt and Amber didn't tell dispatch if she shot someone. They waste alots of minute. She aid to kill him. What time the autopsy say he died, for the paramedic to perform CPR when he was dead in the apt. Mr. Jean was on the floor between the couch and table never had a chance to walk through Amber. Evil woman you noticed she always face the Jury when she answer any questions.

[@islandgirl9479]

Everyone take a shot every time she says I thought it was my appartment 🤣🤣🤣🍷🍷🍷I had three all ready🤪🤪🤪

[@dianac2498]

In a car wreck - when everything freezes up, this does not include your mind. You are well aware of what needs to be done and usually try to correct. Time slows down....”everything seems to happen at once” but thinking is lightening fast and clear (due to how the brain works during fight or flight). It’s a bad analogy for her in my opinion, because many of us have had this experience. When you listen to people speak about falling off a cliff even - they will say their thinking is clear....many things go through their mind (complete thoughts), and time slows down. They don’t say “my mind froze....so I couldn’t think”. They actually think quite clearly. The whole point of fight or flight is to help us to protect ourselves, so if your objective is to save your own life you will make choices that are in line with that objective - instinctually. You don’t walk into danger if in fight or flight. Otherwise you would not be in a fight or flight state! Meaning - she had the luxury of time, and the ability to simply walk away from that door - or at least listen for awhile, which would have been the instinctual best choice “if” one is in a state of keeping themselves as safe as possible.” She says this happens in a matter of two seconds? So if in fight or flight .... why would she not take a moment to make sure there were not two people inside (listen for a moment). I mean no one was rushing her right? Based on the nature of what the mind and body does during these episodes her story does not add up. Some do choose to fight.....but...they will assure life is preserved first and foremost if truly terrified for their life. So if given even mere moments - they will steal them to flee or....to at least assess their situation even more thoroughly, to increase their chances of survival. The stress response is physiological so the same in all of us. The mind can make different choices but....it should always be about preserving our own lives....taking the best route. I feel a psychiatrist in this would be helpful to show whether or not people will act against these natural adaptive responses - by doing the opposite of what the stress response is designed to do.

[@larmal98]

How many more Amber Guyger's are there, that can't find there way home, and sleep with married co-workers

[@deew1215]

I don’t understand why she entered after seeing door was cracked open & she could hear shuffling type sounds that alerted her (her words not my assumptions) someone was in ‘her’ apartment. Why enter? Time right there to stay in hallway & call for help from any number of people. The dog is at Mums house so no urgency to enter. You’re scared so don’t enter. WHY WHY WHY??? A very reckless act.

[@JM-gb7vu]

The prosecutor is a beast... he chewed her up!!!

[@billyonyenze7283]

OBVIOUSLY THE GAME IS GOING AGAINST HER, THE BEST CARD TO PLAY IS TO GENERATE SYMPATHY AND WE ARE NOT BUYING IT PERIOD.

[@taitorani7469]

My gosh she had some tools and first aid but didnt even attempt to help him

[@kareemahbrown661]

Why was the video from the witness"Bunny" not shown and used in court. Her video contradicts the lies amber stated about the minor cpr she gave. She left him in the apartment and was filmed pacing back and forth while on the phone immediately after the shooting for several minutes.

[@momof552]

She’s trying to seem caring and remorseful. Not working!

[@gajda1984]

She just seems cold, self centered and manipulative. Acting emotional so things go her way. The only tears she sheds are ones because of the fact that she is being held accountable.

[@kenw.simpson1007]

The art of dry crying - so damn sorry - for herself - not even a trace of dampness. it's hard to imagine such a creature being armed and licenced to shoot anyone. The trajectory of the bullet showed the poor guy must have been sitting on his couch - not standing or coming towards her - as she claimed. She must have known she'd killed him - with two bullets through the heart.

[@pm9572]

‘Dispatcher asked me where I was at, I had no idea what apartment number I was at’!!! This is bizarre given that she believed she was in her own apartment. Could she not just say her own address?? Totally made up.She played god and made a judgement on someone’s precious life. Is she guilty? I don’t know but she took a life unjustly. I would not be surprised if she walk away freely!

[@stressmess3469]

If she walks away it will be because she was a cop ..if that was you or I we would get jail time ...GUARENTEED..

[@arualarual7215]

She said she realized it wasn’t her apartment once she made it further into the apartment, after she shot him.... so once she called 911 she already knew it wasn’t her apartment, but she didn’t know what apartment it was.

[@DopeMoni888]

First of all, she looks like Lil Wayne. On a serious note, she is selfish. "I would never want anyone to go through what I went through that night." She can say that bc she wasn't shot in the chest while wearing her underwear by a cop who didn't care if she lived. She irked me mentioning a damn sternum rub. Used to revive unconscious victims per her own testimony, not a person that had a bullet ricoceting through his body.

[@keith1980ful]

@@stressmess3469 yes you and would have been arrested on the scene and our trial would have lasted 8 hours if that

[@sheilah8287]

On the 911 call play back she started to give her own apt stating “13,”’then corrected herself stating “1438.”

[@billyrubin2001]

The first mistake was accepting her into the police academy.

[@loorawlsthomas3914]

You do have an Outside Voice right!! Haven't heard that since Elementary School. once in the classroom you have to use your inside Voice.

[@cliftonmoore1565]

I KNOW ABOUT FIRE DOORS, AND I NEVER SEEN OR HEARD OF A FIRE DOOR THAT WAS NOT COMPLETELY LOCKED. THEY ARE DESIGN NOT TO BE AJARRED. WHAT A BIG BIG COINCIDENCE, THAT THIS DOOR WAS CONVENIENTLY OPEN, AT THAT TIME, JUST SO THAT TRAGEDY COULD HAPPEN. I DEFINITELY DON'T BELIEVE THAT. NO WAY.