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Records reportedly show that Ochoa joined CBP in 2018 as a border patrol agent, while Gutierrez began working for the agency in 2014.
So it's almost like years of training and experience had no effect on being trigger happy.
Dems seats wanting more money for ice training that would have prevented these executions.
-we all knew it was bullshit. But now we have receipts.
Good's killer was also a long serving ICE agent. Dems want visibility on the hint that they could be doing something, maybe. They don't care about the actual facts on the ground. They need a third way, no matter what.
OK, now start the prosecution. I don't understand how a murder, covered in detailed video from every angle, from the build-up to the trigger pulling, needs much of an investigation. Everyone saw what those murderers did.
This is exactly when an investigation is useful: when all of us armchair experts already know the answer.
Get real ballistics and forensics experts in there. Get police with 20 years' experience.
Real world example of AI fucking shit up royally. The "Justice for Alex" sign on the bike is the MSNBC image they altered with AI.
While MSNBC did retouch the picture, this comparison went the other way and purposefully squeezed the original picture vertically to look worse.
That's what makes you confused that the picture on the bike is fake. That one is actually the original.
After looking at that article, I think the photo on the bike is the original, not the AI version.
I went back and forth. The face looks squished vertically, but the lens shows the side of his head whereas in the AI one, it doesn't. All that said, I don't think it's the same version as the MSNBC one, but it looks different to the original.