Asking for your opinion, but please keep your opinion respectable. ...... Early in the morning on October 31st, Ryan Miller of Louisiana, Missouri woke up to find his house in flames recently, and like any parent, he immediately headed for his toddler sons bedroom so he could grab him. However, flames and smoke prevented Miller from getting to his sons room; he ran out the back of the house so he could enter the home from the front and get to his childs room from a different angle. Miller got to the front of the house and kicked in the door in an effort to save his stepson, but he was quickly stopped. According to authorities, Miller had to be restrained after he became combative. According to a relative, a stun gun was used on Miller three times -- twice while he was handcuffed. The debate is about whether the police were right or wrong ? Some feel that they were right to do what they did, cause they may have prevented another fatality. Others feel that they were on a power trip, and using a stun gun (three times) wasnt necessary. Millers sister-in-law thinks that the police were heartless for not trying to save the boy themselves, instead choosing to stand around, waiting for the fire department. Sadly, firefighters werent able to save the boy, who was only maybe 12 to 15 feet from the front door. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family.
Posted on: Mon, 11 Nov 2013 01:55:55 +0000
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