Cops did not need to be in her house in the first place. They refused to investigate what she called them for (suspicious person in her yard). That should have been the end of the interaction. They had no business inside the house.
this post was submitted on 14 Feb 2025
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This isn't true.
Murder pig went inside while his partner investigated a car with a broken window in regards to the suspicious person.
Murder Pig turned off his camera, on account of the premeditation of murder.
Camera Pig (with "runic" arm tattoos) still had his on because he was filming the backyard and car. The only reason Murder Pig didn't get away with it is that Camera Pig hadn't turned the camera off like Murder Pig expected.
This was the pig who murdered the lady and tried to convince the partner not to provide first aid.
The partner, for the people who did not watch the video, had "runic" tattoos and after the shooting warned the guy that his camera was on.
Not "holy shit you murdered her."
"My camera is on!"
You can see why Pig #1 thought he could get away with it.