Comments by "Arthur Mosel" (@arthurmosel808) on "Woke Activists DEMAND That Kroger Pay Up For Ta'Kiya Young Police Shooting As BLM PROTESTS ERUPT!" video.

We don't know if she stole any liquor or was part of a group that did that. She was a suspect, when she refused to leave the car and attempted to drive off, she failed to comply, attempted to flee and actually drove at an officer (the officer was at least brushed by the car). When you attempt to hit a person with a car, you can be considered a potential threat to others, acceptable reason for shooting. By the way the woman who said "I did the research so you don't have to."; tells me not to believer her, she is providing an opinion stated as fact.
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I can't say she stole something or participated in the theft; but she was killed when she decided to fail to obey, attempted to flee/ resist arrest, and hit an officer. She was driving a car without proper licensing, had an outstanding warrant (violating a restraining order filed by her grandmother), and generally seems to have a questionable history. She had a lot of reasons to run, that had nothing to with theft.
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@MsLambchop You didn't understand my comment. I was making no comparison about your behavior. It was quite different than the dead woman's; I was making the point that you weren't making a grab and run, but simply an error. The same type of error the person at the check out stand made in running your order. There is a great difference between overlooking something in the corner of the cart, and someone possibly involved in a grab and run. Honest people usually correct the error, and those involved in loss prevention don't usually look close checking out through the checkout lines. They look for people like this woman who could have been involved in a grab and run either by being the thief or providing cover while the theft took place.
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She's shot not because she stole liquor; but because she drove forward into an officer to avoid arrest. Sorry, could it have been handled better, yes; but she should have handled it better herself, yes. Until they got her out of the car, they didn't know had badly she was injured. If a 21 year old had has a six year old child, she has been asking poor life decisions starting at 14 years of age. I won't condemn her for that, but just to point out that she had a history of making poor decisions. This was a fatal one.
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@knotengajin7359 We don't know if she had her children in her custody. All too many children from Mothers who started having children at an age when they should have been in high school have their mother or grandmother raising them. Remember a 21 year old with a six year old child probably was only 14 when she got pregnant. Not likely able to care for herself let alone a child and herself. The odds are that she had been getting public funds for tbe children since they were born; and probably would have handed this one over to a family member after is birth. I suspect she would have felt that a baby would cramp her life style.
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Try Chicago, and Alderperson is pushing the idea of no gunfire from 9AM to 9PM. I guess it is open season the rest of the time. What could go wrong?
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@MsLambchop They like you might have overlooked it. People paying for a cart of groceries seldom are prime suspects for theft.
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@MsLambchop Rereading my comment that started this, it should have read, "are not prime". It shows that my error started this nonsense for that I am sorry.
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Yes, she had an outstanding warrant for violating a protective order requested by her grandmother, and the car was improperly license she was going to be arrest whether she stole something or not.
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She had an outstanding warrant driving an unlicensed car. She was in trouble whether she stole anything or not. She chose to flee to avoid arrest, and in the process at least brush an officer. Sorry, when she did that it showed a willingness to endanger others; that allows a lethal response.
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