Cool. I’ll still reserve my final judgement until all the evidence is brought forward. I still want to know why the officer targeted Scotty. Nobody knows right now. So you can make your judgement now. I don’t care. I like to get all the facts before making a decision.
Jumping on the car is a reaction based on what happened leading up to it.
You ever think that maybe the hero cop just got on scene? Or that he missed stopping the others, but was in position to make an example out of Scottie?
So why are you, the “let’s wait for the whole story!” guy, insinuating that he jumped a non-existent median?
Right he probably went left around traffic on the wrong side of the road to turn left into the club.
That’s all plausible. WE DON’T KNOW. And it was dark and raining. Conditions were not ideal to see
I can respect waiting for all the facts to come out before forming an opinion. But the thing is, facts have come out because there were media members right there who saw it all happen. There also was video that came out pretty quickly afterwards as well as the police report and statement from Scheffler.
Yes. But nobody saw what led up to the incident. Nobody knows why the officer went after Scotty. Important information, don’t you think?
Yes. You can go by what the police report stated and look at the road into the club, and use deductive reasoning that he didn’t go Will Ferrel driving the van in Old School
Yes. The ESPN reporters were right behind him the whole time. He tried to go around the scene to get into the club. There was no other lead-up other than that.
Very good. ESPN’s own article even states the events that transpired are still in dispute. Like I said, I’ll wait for the full investigation to conclude before drawing conclusions.
