How Media Helped Demonize Tre'shun Miller, Killed by Police - Part 3 of 3

Tre'shun Miller was born in 1998 in Heidelberg, Germany to a U.S. military family serving a stint in Darmstadt. He was a brilliant young athlete who played high school and college football. That is just the beginning of who Tre'shun really was. But thanks to media's police-driven narrative, the public has yet again been duped.

The Root Cause of Tre'Shun Miller's Murder: It's never what "they" tell you, part 2 of 3

“Until you realize how easily it is for your mind to be manipulated, you remain the puppet of someone else's game.”

― Evita Ochel

This is part two of a three-part series of articles related to the murder of Tre'shun Miller. Part one identifies main stream media's narrative. To recap, the following is a condensed summary of that narrative:

Good cop stopped bad driver. Good cop smelled marijuana. Good cop called for backup to search. Bad man-passenger tried to get away. Two good cops chased bad man. Bad man had a gun and injured a good cop. The other good cop shot and killed bad man.

The Root Cause of Tre'Shun Miller's Murder: It's never what "they" tell you, part 1 of 3

I've created a database to enter officer-involved shootings that result in the death of suspects. The task has been exhausting mentally and emotionally, to say the least.

Seven Officers Killed in the Line of Duty in the First 13 Days of Jan 2019: Should we be concerned?

The short answer is GOD NO, and here's why.

Very rarely is a cop killed because he or she was doing something heroic or virtuous. As I've reported in the past, the vast majority of on-the-job cop deaths are due to their own bad driving habits and often as a result of violating the laws they enforce on the rest of us.

So let's take a closer look at these so-called "7 officers killed in the line of duty," posted on Facebook by Officer Daniels.

Chad Erik Roberts, 35, Killed by police, January 1, 2017

Chad Erik Roberts

Video Article Narration.

Chad Erik Roberts 35 was shot to death by two police officers in Kennesaw, Georgia.