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txinvestigator wrote:

stevie_d_64 wrote: Maybe her situational awareness was not tuned in as much...That right there surprises me...

I am always aware (and ready to react) of whats going on around me regardless of the situation when I am approaching my vehicle...

I know we ALL think we stay in Yellow at all times, but you would be really surprised. The more familiar a location is to us, the more likely we are to allow or minds to wander to other things.....

It doesn't make me more paranoid...

It does make me re-examine where my head is sometimes...

I agree, it gets tuned out/down from time to time, and this is a good lesson to apply when you are coming up on your vehicle in a situation like this...

I'm actually surprised as well she didn't get shot...

Maybe we'll see some details soon about how that happened...

How did they get that close, and in the car before she could react...

Maybe her situational awareness was not tuned in as much...That right there surprises me...

I am always aware (and ready to react) of whats going on around me regardless of the situation when I am approaching my vehicle...

As Gomer Pyle would say:

"Surprise, Surprise, Surprise..."

Good for her...

One thing though...Since she was off-duty, and she was involved in a shooting...

Does she have to ride a desk until the "investigation" is complete?

She wasn't involved in the shooting while on-duty, so would they do this to her???