How come the driver's airbag---and for that matter, any of the airbags, didn't seem to go off? (I'm basing my comment on the appearance of the wheel in the aftermath; center cover doesn't seem blown off)

Larger view of the wreck. Also a bit more aftermath.

It’s funny. I’ve lived in the aftermath of a pretty major earthquake for nearly 8 years now. My city is still rebuilding and my house still has cracks in the walls.

And it barely registered on that animation.

Aftermath
https://youtu.be/bdRSfb9KrbI

Interesting narrative - and perspective on the aftermath of the removal of Saddam H. Would like to hear more - how does the society play out after the payback? Is the former ruling minority then suppressed by the newly empowered majority? or is there an ethical equilibrium achieved??? Or is Democracy just a euphemism for oppression by the majority?

Thanks.
Did you watch the aftermath video? It might even be better.

Other videos from the quake.

Aftermath from above https://twitter.com/jorge_guajardo/status/910213963203465217
and
https://streamable.com/q9uro

Another building collapse https://youtu.be/O5nVvkVCFfU

Building facade crumbling https://youtu.be/IJOJEfoWZvc

Human chain to help clear debris of building collapse https://streamable.com/tbn84

Canal/river during quake https://twitter.com/CarlosVinicioAR/status/910218738628157440

Much better viewed in slow mo(1/4 speed yt settings). Amazing those rockets could detonate so close to the guy in frame and he just walks away. That seems like pretty precision damage munitions.

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This video better shows the surroundings and the aftermath. https://youtu.be/w3TbqWWg26g

Well, I had it drycleaned....when are you taking me out?

No, opportunity is not the same as evidence, but is an important part of making a case.

I'm pretty sure there was body camera evidence of him saying he was going to kill the guy during the chase (maybe a different case), but none of the shooting or aftermath from any officer's body camera. This is the uselessness of a camera they control, it should be always on, live streamed to a secured server, not with an on off switch and no backup.

Remember, the only evidence we know of that he's a drug dealer came from the same suspicious search. Once the cop has opportunity to plant evidence, the case is blown because it's reasonable to think they might have, so any conviction is out.

Once he shoots, there's no reason he should have anything else to do with the case (unless he was alone, but that's not the case here). Allowing the shooter to be the investigator is a clear conflict of interest and allows a suspect to investigate himself and tamper with evidence. Normal procedure would be for him to let others take over immediately and surrender his gun pending investigation....so there is no legitimate reason for the killer to be in the car.........

Edit: and how to explain he cop DNA on the gun but not the victim's? It makes no sense unless it's the cop's gun never touched by the victim and placed afterwards, otherwise it would at a minimum have his blood on it and logically his sweat and fingerprints inside and out.

The cops had reason to search, on camera, but not the shooter with his body cam turned off.

Damn, those dudes were awfully calm after that.
Here is the aftermath video of the damage https://streamable.com/nkjsl
and the original video https://streamable.com/zg4yr

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I have seen still pictures of donkeys suspended in air like this, and they always looked like the aftermath of some ill judged overloading. Nice to see the rest of the story.