Yes Mr. Kim you are right, they should be held accountable but only after the investigation is over. The entire profession should not be held accountable for the actions of so very few though. I cannot find any reason to support this officer's action as of now but unless I am on a jury in his trial it is not my job to judge him. If the woman killed had been a black person we would be hearing from BLM and everyone on the left about how evil the police are.

The guns are not the reason this woman is dead. Just because we still possess guns in the states does not mean we are dangerous. I live in Arkansas and we have been able to openly carry a firearm since 2013 and it has cause very little anxiety among the people or the police. I have been openly carrying for over a year now and carried concealed my entire adult life and since I have been doing so openly I have only heard 2 comments about it. One was a "good on ya" comment from a man leaving Wal-Mart when I entered and the other was a child telling his mother "that man has a gun" and the mother replied "it's ok he is allowed to". It is not the guns that are the issue, it is people's attitudes toward those guns guns that is the issue. Here in the south we are used to gun and are not afraid of people carrying them. The left and right coast and the north not so much. It seems that they are so used to people telling them what to do and how to act that they don't really have much experience with guns or people who use them. Don't start with "Little Rock has one of the highest death rates in the nation" bologna. Yes it does but it is not because of guns, it because of so many issues and even if guns magically disappeared they would still have a high death rate. The fact that people kill people is never going to change even if one method was removed. It is a fact that humans are a very hostile species and the method we use to kill is not the reason we kill each other.