Lets see, first Daunte decided to carry an unlicensed handgun until he was caught and arrested for it. Then he didn't show up to court to?

Animals act like blacks, they have no brain.

It's the fault of the female "police officer" who was hired simply to fulfill some diversity quota.

1 - they pulled the perp over for expired plates 

2 - the primary officer has the perp out of the car and is in the process of cuffing him. Retard Cvnt starts babbling about an open warrant BEFORE CUFFS ARE ON

3 - perp starts tensing up, primary is trying to talk him down, RC *inserts herself into the physical situation*

4 - because RC is moving in, primary releases his grip on the right arm and moves off to the perp's left

5 - RC utterly and completely fails to secure the right arm in any way

6 - perp dives for the driver's seat ( which would have been impossible had the right arm been secured ), primary attempts to fully engage in grappling again

7 - RC circles around the back of primary moving to his left, DRAWS HER SERVICE PISTOL, and starts threatening to taze

8 - primary, naturally not wanting to be holding onto perp when he gets tazed, releases

9 - RC now makes good on her threat to deploy her tazer ... which for some reason is firing bullets ... probably because it's a gun

10 - perp drives off leaking, crashes and dies not long after

11 - stupid RC drops her service pistol in the middle of the street, because that's how you insure there's no accidental drop fire discharge

No.  You don't have to get a license to carry a gun.

If he was trying to get away, then the officer wasn't under fear for her life.  Fear of a suspect merely "getting away" is not a legitimate reason to shoot him.  She's supposed to be a professional, not some panic-stricken rookie.  So, it's her fault.  Duh.  And SHE even understands how badly she fvcked up, because she resigned.

"He could have run them all down..."  Except that they were  all standing either to the side or behind him.  You said so yourself--he was trying to flee, not attack.

The more you try to defend his murder, the dumber you sound.  You should just quit, now.

So the first and only answer is to kill him?

Therein lies the problem.

Rich - the officer mistakenly pulled her glock instead of her taser?

A bigger BS story has never been told.