Everyone's a Monday morning quarterback . . . and yes, everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty - including police officers involved in shootings.
I've heard some officers vigorously defending the cop's actions . . . including one who's now a commentator on the local radio scene.
But let me pose this question, aimed at sworn Law Enforcement Officers:
If I, as an able bodied, reasonably fit Texas Concealed Handgun License holder, while accompanied by a second person of the same general type, shoot and kill a one-armed, one-legged man in a wheelchair who's only armed with a pen, exactly how will you treat me if you're the responding officer, when I claim self defense?
Since I don't carry a badge, under these circumstances what kind of treatment could I expect from the criminal justice system, for head-shooting an unarmed cripple in a wheel chair?