Jolly Good Ginger

She keeps claiming that this was a tactical situation.

JD Vance calls it a tactical situation, a dangerous situation.

Well, listen, I deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan, and I wouldn't find myself in a tactically dangerous situation with my cell phone out.

I would have my eyes and ears, my head on a swivel.

I would have my gear ready, whatever I need.

In this case, I would have my weapon, whatever.

But he gets out with his cell phone.

Number two, he placed himself in front of the vehicle and he already drew his weapon.

He drew his weapon on her, which is why when she drove off, he was able to fire so quickly.

He drew his weapon on her as a way to threaten her into compliance.

I looked up, if you go to DHS.gov, DHS.gov, you can look up their use of force policy.

You are not allowed, you are not allowed to use your weapon to force compliance of someone in a vehicle or a moving vehicle.

If there's no other threat present.

So in other words, if she doesn't have another weapon, if she had a weapon, it would change the whole scenario.

She was unarmed.

There was no other threat present.

The DHS use of force policy says, if you believe there to be an imminent threat, you can use your weapon.

She says, it's okay, dude.

I'm not mad at you.

So therefore, clearly no threat present.