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Call me at 856-252-0107. So the shooting in Minneapolis was justified, in my opinion, based on watching the video and based on legal precedent, no doubt about that.

The agent acted in self-defense.

And as Chris Rock said, here's how to not get your ass shot by the police.

Listen to what they're telling you to do.

Welcome back to the show. Glad you're here

today. 855, 839, 12, 10 on X at Rich Zioly. Look, I don't want to, I don't want it. It's not my

nature to be cruel. And a woman's dead today. And, you know, a mom, kids don't have a mother. And

it's a damn shame. And the fact of the matter is that whether she was trying to hurt this officer or not,

he felt as if the suspect was fleeing or he felt his life was in danger.

Either way, he was well within his legal rights to use deadly force.

And it could have been avoided had she just simply listened to what they were telling her to do.

And it's the advice that my dad gave me when I was young and just learning a drive,

which is that, you know, you listen to listen what cops tell you,

and you deal with it in court if there's an issue later on.

But Andy McCarthy wrote a extensive piece about

this in national review kind of going through the the legal machinations of this of of um

the legal arguments around this and through some precedent on this um and he said even if you as I'm inclined to believe, based on what we've seen so far,

that the woman was just trying to get away, she did so by swiping the car in the agent's direction.

She may not have intended to run him over, but she sure didn't appear to be trying to avoid

running him over if that was necessary to escape.

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