He was a person of interest. That is how we all know the police were full of shit. But they wouldn't stop flashing the image until a ton of people called in to correct them.

There's video and multiple people saying he quickly turned in his weapon and ammo to the police so he wouldn't be mistaken as the perpetrators. The police in the field knew.

Guy was legally open carrying, that doesn't make him a suspect or a person of interest.

There was two men firing rifles from elevated positions. Wouldn't you think police would want to quickly rule out anybody with a rifle? Again, a person of interest or a suspect doesn't make you guilty. You talk like everybody at the protest was open carrying; he was one of the few. That's why he quickly turned over his weapons to avoid confusion.

Now the police are on the record harassing people for open carry. That isn't going to make an inflamed situation any better.

One of the murdered people that sparked the protest was murdered over legal concealed carry.

This is completely irrelevant considering one of the murdered people that sparked the protest wasn't murdered by Dallas PD or even in Texas. You're generalizing millions of cops across the country because of what one cop did. Just because some cops harass people for open carry doesn't mean Dallas PD or every other cop does.