Hello there my sweet sweet French fries. Welcome to another episode of an older episode of some more news. Next week, spoilers, we're going to be talking about police, otherwise known as cops, known by the scientific community, as oinky, oinky bang, bang.

More specifically, we're going to be talking about police chases and the unnecessary damage and

cost linked to those police chases. We thought it would be a good

primer to revisit this older episode which discusses how cops are trained to

shoot you in your home. As in, it is often recommended to them to do that. It's part of their

MO. And as we here at the Shodieit, perhaps it shouldn't be.

You probably see examples of this and just the copy urge to shoot you anywhere pretty regularly.

From something bizarre and hilarious like an acorn falling on the hood of a car causing a cop to unload his gun into a suburban street

Thankfully hitting nobody to something bizarre and upsetting like a recent video of a cop casually walking by a small old

fluffy blind dog and then just casually shooting it. Of course cops still do shoot people and yes specifically in their homes.

For example just this month Roger Fortson, a 23 year old black airman in the Air Force Force was killed by a cop as Fortson answered his door

while holding a legally owned gun. The unidentified cop has been placed on leave, though I'm sure

he'll, you know, get unplaced on leave soon.

You might notice that legally owning a gun can easily get a black man shot, as was also

the case with Philando Castile also a legally owned

toy gun as was the case with Tamir Rice or an about to be legally owned BB gun as

was the case with John Crawford the third. We of course do see

some occasional consequences for specific individuals when these incidents

happen. In this rerun about cops being trained to shoot you in your home, we begin the episode referencing

a Tatiana Jefferson who was shot in her home by a cop in 2019.

That cop, Aaron Dean, was sentenced at the end of 2022 to 12 years in prison.

It's good that that consequence happened.

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