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Title: Australian woman shot dead by US police
Source:
Yahoo
URL Source: https://au.news.yahoo.com/a/3640331 ... olice-named-as-justice-damond/
Published: Jul 16, 2017
Author: Yahoo
Post Date: 2017-07-16 23:35:17 by Anthem
Keywords: body cameras off, Minneapolis
Views: 6645
Comments: 37
Ms Damond, also known as Justine Ruszczyk, was killed in Minneapolis about 11.30pm local time on Saturday after two officers responded to a report of a possible assault. The 40-year-old, who was originally from Sydney, was a trained veterinarian who worked as a spiritual healer and meditation teacher. She was engaged to marry her 50-year-old partner Don Damond in August. Australian woman, Justine Domand, was a trained veterinarian who worked as a spiritual healer and meditation teacher. Source: YouTube/ Justine Damond Aussie woman, Justine Damond, shot dead by US police Ms Damond ran her meditation workshops at the Lake Harriet Spiritual Community, which paid tribut in a Facebook post. "We are so sad to report the tragic shooting of Justine Damond," the community's post said. "Justine was one of the most loving people you would ever meet. We can't even imagine LHSC without her." Neighbours and friends are demanding answers as to why the popular woman was shot by police. Minneapolis mayor Betsy Hodges wants to know why the officers' body cameras were off. "I am heartsick and deeply disturbed by what happened," she posted on Facebook. "I have been working on behalf of all of you all night and all day and I will continue to do so. "I share your questions and concerns and continue to seek answers." The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said two Minneapolis police officers responded to a 911 call of a possible assault just north of the 5100 block of Washburn Avenue South. "At one point an officer fired their weapon, fatally striking a woman," it said in a statement. "The officers' body cameras were not turned on at the time and the squad camera did not capture the incident. "Investigators are attempting to determine whether any video of the incident exists." Neighbours are now demanding answers, leaving a sign out asking police "why did you shoot and kill our neighbor and friend?" Source: Twitter Ms Damond's personal website says she trained as a veterinarian and practised yoga and meditation for 17 years. The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade says it's providing consular support to the family of an Australian woman killed in the US. A vigil for Ms Damond is planned for 6pm Sunday in Fulton, near the scene of the shooting. 
She was engaged to marry her 50-year-old partner Don Damond in August.
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#4. To: Anthem (#0)
just another death in a gun mad society, I hope those "police" officers get everything that is coming to them. What is it like to live in a society where you can't trust the police to ask questions and shoot later if necessasry
Let's not get carried away,here. Yeah,there ARE too many police shootings of innocent and unarmed citizens,but there are 10's of thousands of police/citizen events every day that end with no violence on anyone's part. The biggest area where the police fail is the SOB's tend to ALWAYS cover for another cop,no matter what he or she does. A cop could set fire to a nursery,and the other cops would try to make excuses for him. Some thing are just inexcusable,and the people responsible for doing them needs to be punished to the fullest extent possible,regardless of who they are. In the long run,this "cop covering for cop" thing ends up hurting them a lot more than it does protecting them.
Yep. Who teaches long term consequences anymore? con - negative
For too many people today,"Long term consequences" means "The day after tomorrow".
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#5. To: paraclete (#4)
What is it like to live in a society where you can't trust the police to ask questions and shoot later if necessasry
#6. To: sneakypete (#5)
In the long run,this "cop covering for cop" thing ends up hurting them a lot more than it does protecting them.
sequence - a following of one thing after another in time
#20. To: Anthem (#6)
Yep. Who teaches long term consequences anymore?
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