That’s not what that user said. They said the story we are being told is the story the paramedics have given. Journalists did not, it appears to me personally, interview the paramedics who were supposed to be directly involved in the incident. That’s what I’m arguing. You can point out some indication you’ve found to contradict me if you have anything like that. You can tell me you just don’t get the same gut impression from the story. But don’t imply that police are not liable to lie to cover up mistakes and/or misconduct, or that you know more facts in this case than are actually available to the public. As of now, I’m pretty sure there isn’t enough information available on this story to make any conclusions. I said I think it’s fishy and I’ve also said why I think it’s fishy. If you feel the need to meet that with condescension then idk if I’m interesting in saying anything more to you. It doesn’t matter whether one or the other of us knows better. This woman was shot to death in an ambulance. Neither of us have the authority to find out by whom or to punish them. Take it easy