Here’s a fun one, coming to us via MLive, which at least let us know this exists, even if it couldn’t be bothered to post the freely available decision posted at the Michigan Supreme Co…
My parents are friends with a cop, and he comes to functions and stuff they go to, and I greatly enjoy loudly asking him all about the stories he tells. And he hates when he sees me, because I don’t ask the “nice” questions like “what’s the crimiest crime you’ve seen crimed” but “oh that guy you mentioned tackling and breaking his leg, did the punishment for his crime include maiming and lifelong searing pain? Or did you just decide he deserved it as judge and jury before you were even sure it was 100% the right guy who shoplifted”
Always ask the questions they won’t like to answer. Always ask the hard questions that back them into a corner. Never let a deflection save face. Redirect that bitch to what they’re avoiding.
If the crime doesn’t warrant the death penalty, your gun shouldn’t have been taken off safety, and unless you know they were armed, it shouldn’t even be out.
My parents are friends with a cop, and he comes to functions and stuff they go to, and I greatly enjoy loudly asking him all about the stories he tells. And he hates when he sees me, because I don’t ask the “nice” questions like “what’s the crimiest crime you’ve seen crimed” but “oh that guy you mentioned tackling and breaking his leg, did the punishment for his crime include maiming and lifelong searing pain? Or did you just decide he deserved it as judge and jury before you were even sure it was 100% the right guy who shoplifted”
Always ask the questions they won’t like to answer. Always ask the hard questions that back them into a corner. Never let a deflection save face. Redirect that bitch to what they’re avoiding.
If the crime doesn’t warrant the death penalty, your gun shouldn’t have been taken off safety, and unless you know they were armed, it shouldn’t even be out.