You know, we simply don't know everything that happened on that scene. We don't know that the FBI agent didn't tell the two passengers in the vehicle to keep their hands in view at all times. We don't know that the passenger didn't make a quick movement to undo his safety belt. We don't know that the agent didn't specifically tell him to reach across with his right hand and undo the safety belt and he did it with both hands. See where I'm going? I'm trained in felony traffic stops. They are very tense situations. You assume the worst, that you are going to get shot at, period. Until you've participated in the training for one, or actually participated in a live one or two (as I have), you can't realize the stress that you are under. When it's your life or someone else who you've believed has committed a violent crime, guess who's life carries less weight under the circumstances. Now go ahead you bleeding heart asses and shoot me down for placing lesser value on a human life, but fact of the matter is, you murder someone or seriously injure someone for personal gain of some kind, you are a lesser human and deserve to be treated as such.
Oh, if you disagree with that last statement, I consider you to be a lesser human for simply trying to say that lesser humans aren't lesser humans when they really are lesser humans. Did you get all that?