We all KNEW this shit was coming... Predictable as the sunrise:

[Blue_Tires]

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[lapfog_1]

1. I'm curious how she entered the wrong apartment to begin with

according to one report the residents in that complex say that all the doors were auto locking and used an electronic tab to open... so how did she get into the "wrong apartment" to begin with.

As for her story about she "shot silhouette after commands ignored"... why didn't she turn on the lights so she could see who it was?

This story is just plain weird.

[Dunnjen]

2. The key tho

She says she started to use the key but since door was slightly ajar it just got pushed open. I'd like to know what the apartment numbers are and how are they displayed. How many accidental deliveries these residents must experience if all the doors on all the floors look alike? Hmmmmm? Not even a trained police officer knows which door.

[dixiegrrrrl]

11. or which floor....

I read some news reports she lived on another floor.

[True Dough]

3. Imagine if the occupant was "standing his ground" in his own apartment?

How could he be faulted?

He was probably trying to figure out what the hell was going on. Then he took a fatal bullet.

There has to be a punishment to fit the crime here. There has to be.

[TrishaJ]

4. Agreed.

Breaking in and murder. Wasn't a law enforcement issue. She shouldn't get away with it just because she's a police officer.

[brush]

12. Yeah, that bit about her commands were ignored so she shot is bullsh_t. She wasn't on duty...

and it wasn't her apartment.

She probably was drunk out of her head though to make so many mistakes—parking on the wrong level, entering the wrong door despite its red doormat, not realizing it was her apartment, then shooting at a silhouette who ignored her commands.

Come on!

Looks like they gave her time to get that bullshit story together during the time she wasn't arrested. Wonder how many others helped her with that?

[Bantamfancier]

5. If she thought it was her apartment.

And if she saw the door was ajar.
Why didn't she call for backup?
Why go in alone?
This story stinks to high heaven.

[lpbk2713]

6. She felt her life was in danger.

Yeah, that's the ticket.

That always works.

[blueinredohio]

30. If she thought her life was in danger and the door was ajar

Why would she go in?

[MaryMagdaline]

7. She's a liar

On meth, drunk or all 3.

[MattP]

8. She didn't have a warrant on her for a few days

The union rep probably went over her story with her

[Cha]

13. That was my thought.. she concocted this.

She had no right to go to a stranger's apt and shoot to kill them on sight.

"Commands" my

[Calculating]

9. There's absolutely no justice if she gets away with this

She was probably drunk, stumbled into the wrong apartment, and murdered an innocent man who was minding his own business.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

10. She has apparently had an opportunity to reflect on the situation and refresh her memory! 🤬

[jberryhill]

14. Oh bullshit

[Crunchy Frog]

15. If she thought there was an intruder in her apartment

She should have slammed the door, ran, and called the on-duty police from a safe distance.

They would have figured out the mistake when they showed up at the address she gave them and wondered WTF there was nobody there.

The stories and excuses are at least pretty convincing evidence that she has no real remorse for killing him, even if she does feel bad about having gotten herself into some pretty hot water.

She should at least never be allowed to walk among civilized human beings ever again without being called out as the murderer she is.

This can NEVER be excused.

[Cha]

16. SHE WAS IN HIS DAMN HOUSE.

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[TheBlackAdder]

17. So, the red door mat wasn't a sign, or not being able to turn on your fucking apartment lights.

[qazplm135]

18. Soooo...

just like I posted in another post, and just like you lost your stuff over assuming I approved of it, this comes down to the argument that he "didn't comply."

Which is exactly what I said it was going to be.

[Docreed2003]

19. What was her BAC?? She had to have been intoxicated

No way a sober person walks up to a random apartment thinking it's there's...no way

[Cha]

23. I think she's making it worse with her newly concocted, implausible story..

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[Docreed2003]

26. Yep...the daily reveal of excuses reek of a cover up

[Solly Mack]

20. She entered HIS house ILLEGALLY. Why does he have to obey her commands?

Shut up, woman. You murdered a man. Go to prison and tell your bunk-mate your sob story.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

29. She probably did not identify herself as a police officer (uniform does not count in the dark). nt

[Cha]

21. JUST IN..

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[Cha]

22. Pic of Red Doormat...

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[Eliot Rosewater]

27. But he was black, right?

And she is that word I cant use, right?

Not complicated, basic procedure pretty much, right?

Cop shoots black persons for no reason all the time as far as I can tell.

[octoberlib]

24. She palled around with a white supremacist

The guy in the picture is supposedly making 2 different white power hand signs, Aryan Brotherhood of Texas and Peckerwoods.

[StarryNite]

25. Did they know each other?

[Croney]

28. If two witnesses heard knocking and a woman's voice

saying let me in, that murderer is going down.

[Dawson Leery]

31. Guyger had as much right to be in his apartment as hijackers in a cockpit.

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[betsuni]

32. Last year my apartment building changed all the doors.

Soon after, one evening I returned home to find that on my way out I'd turned the key to lock the door but the door wasn't completely shut and the bolt was out but on the outside, holding the door slightly ajar. It was dark and I hadn't noticed. Of course I imagined axe murders or serial killers or burglars or Mormons waiting inside to get me. Finally I decided this was unlikely since I'd only been gone for about 45 minutes. What did I do when I went inside? I TURNED ON THE FUCKING LIGHTS.

None of the scenarios so far make any sense.