“Yeah, just write a check. $11,000, she was 26, she had limited value.” *laughs*

This was Jaahnavi Kandula, 23. She was a masters student in Seattle supporting a single mother in India. In January, she was killed by a police cruiser going 50 MPH through an intersection. Hours later, the VP of the police union was laughing about her death on a phone call.

My father in law is one of those tech workers from India with a master’s degree. His value is so high that he fundamentally transformed the global trajectory of his lineage forever. They can say what evil they want, but don’t you DARE say that she didn’t have value.

You can’t reform this

The fact the he calls her a "regular person" implies that there are some types of people where killing them doesn't merit any response.

These are the good guys in blue we're all supposed to support and protect though, right? Smfh Every single day we see and hear more evidence that points out there are no good cops, only moments where they might do good.

This is horrifying and heartbreaking. That man is a ghoul.

@DavKat43 This is what cops say when they don’t think anyone is listening , this is not some outlier, this is systemic in law enforcement.

Utterly reprehensible and irredeemable.

This is pure evil. The sheer arrogance. The ego. The indifference.

Let's pay this officer $11,000 and give him an early retirement. He has limited value.