October 17, 2019

Strange, that the next door neighbor was not in bed asleep, nor was his sister across the street from the shooting, and neither was the problem house who was playing a game with her nephew – ~2:30 a.m.?

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CNN’s article is only trying to cause trouble for the community which is Zucker/CNN’s paying job to increase the tension in U.S. communities – continuing Obama’s deep state effort to destabilize our country since the coup didn’t work – part of the One World Order crowd.

Even more questions. Why was this neighbor so interested on what was going on in this house? Why would the Police investigate a front door being open? Why didn’t this caller neighbor check on the neighbor or call her?

Authorities are looking into what former Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean and his partner were told before arriving to Jefferson’s home.

“The information came from the neighbor to the call-takers and while it was relayed to the dispatch, it was determined to be an open structure call,” Fort Worth interim Police Chief Ed Kraus told reporters on Tuesday.

Experts say that classification escalated things beyond a welfare check, and meant the officers would respond differently.

As we know, the officer has resigned and was arrested pending investigation.

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Fort Worth shooting: Officers weren’t asked to do welfare check. Here’s how it changed things/

By Nicole Chavez, CNN

When Atatiana Jefferson’s neighbor called police, he says he expected them to go check and see if she was OK.

But the officer who shot her in her own home was sent on a call that police often handle as a potential burglary.

Authorities are looking into what former Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean and his partner were told before arriving to Jefferson’s home.

“The information came from the neighbor to the call-takers and while it was relayed to the dispatch, it was determined to be an open structure call,” Fort Worth interim Police Chief Ed Kraus told reporters on Tuesday.

Experts say that classification escalated things beyond a welfare check, and meant the officers would respond differently.

It could have been a burglary or other crime

Many times a welfare check involves a medical emergency, an elderly person living alone or a relative who is difficult to get ahold of.

For those calls, police officers usually knock on someone’s door and wait for an answer. But the mindset of a police officer changes when they hear it’s an “open structure” or “open door” call.

Michael “Britt” London, president of the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association, said officers have a more cautious approach and run through multiple scenarios in their heads. They could be presented with a simple case of a door left unlocked, an abandoned home, or a burglary in progress.

“You are at a higher sensitivity to what is going on with that house,” London said. “You have to be ready for anything. You are taking more of your environment in consideration to be ready for a surprise if there’s one.”

The first thing that comes to mind is often a burglary — that’s why officers search for signs of forced entry like a broken window or a damaged door.

Body camera footage from that night shows Dean, 34, peering through two open doors and walking around the perimeter of the house. He then pointed his weapon at a window and yelled “Put your hands up! Show me your hands!” seconds before he opened fire, striking Jefferson.

He resigned from the department on Monday, and was arrested and charged with murder. His attorney, Jim Lane, told CNN the former officer is remorseful.

“My client is sorry and his family is in shock,” Lane said.

‘They never have both doors open’

Jefferson’s neighbor told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram that he was worried to see a front door open late at night, so he called a non-emergency police line. But he didn’t mention a potential burglary.

“Well, the front doors have been open since 10 o’clock. I haven’t seen anybody moving around. It’s not normal for them to have both of the doors open this time of night,” Jefferson’s neighbor said, according to audio of the phone call released by authorities.

“OK, do you know if anyone is inside?” the police call-taker asked him.

“I’m not sure. Both of the cars are there,” he replied.

The neighbor went on to describe the vehicles and also confirmed his name and phone number.

“Are they usually home at this time?” the call-taker later asked him.

“They’re usually home but they never have both doors open,” the neighbor told her. “The lights are on, I can see through the house. My sister woke me up, she lives across the street from them. I live on the opposite side of my sister.”

Officer’s behavior was ‘extremely concerning,’ former chief says

Jeff Halstead, a retired Fort Worth chief of police and police consultant, said there was nothing in the body camera footage released after the shooting suggests there was a crime happening.

“They were standing literally at the front door, they could see whether the door was kicked on or not. The lights were on, there was evidence that people were living there, there were toys,” Halstead said.

“Why they advanced to an extremely dark backyard area without at least ringing the doorbell or checking the entrance? That’s extremely concerning.”

Dean’s experience as a police officer could have factored into how he acted during the call, Halstead said.

“Some officers, younger officers, think every call is an extreme risk or high profile call,” he said. “With seniority, maturity, experience, you can customize your mindset in approaching a lot of different calls.”

Dean was hired in August 2017 and commissioned as a licensed officer in April 2018.

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October 13, 2019

Was this done to make more trouble for the Police?

This was a needless killing and my heart goes out to the family.

“Something doesn’t add up?”

On Saturday at 2:30 a.m., Jefferson was playing Call of Duty with her 8-year-old nephew. Who knew that Jefferson was playing Call of Duty, etc. Why would they be playing a game at 2:30 a.m. instead of being asleep in the bed?

Her neighbor called a non-emergency number to ask someone to check on the home in the 1200 block of East Allen Avenue because the front door was open, which he said was not normal. How did the neighbor know this wasn’t normal?

Why would a neighbor (because a neighbor’s front door was open call the Police? That is about as asinine as you can get. But, the next question is – Why would the Police go to that house because the front door is open? There has to be more to it than this.

About three minutes later, two officers parked around the corner from the house, went into the backyard and, when Jefferson looked out the back window, one of them shot her.

Former Fort Worth Police Officer Aaron Dean was charged with murder Monday evening. Police said they do not know why Dean and the other officer did not announce themselves at the house or go to the front door.

About an hour before Dean was identified, Jefferson’s family held a news conference in Dallas about her death. On Sunday night, they stood next door to their home where Jefferson was shot; they were joined by several hundred people who chanted Jefferson’s name at a vigil in her honor.

At the news conference and vigil, the family and their attorney described Jefferson as a kind, nurturing woman who loved her family.

Jefferson attended Xavier University in Louisiana, where she majored in biology. She was considering going back to medical school, her family said.

The person who initially called is now sorry that he made the call. There has to be more to this story. Since when does the Police go to a house because the “front door is open?”

Now give us the “Start to finish story?” Something is missing.

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