Dallas police officer, Amber Guyger, was fired from the force days after shooting and killing Jean Botham, an African American living one floor above her, when she mistakenly walked into his apartment and thought he was an intruder. Last week she was convicted of murder and sentenced to 10 years in prison. What was the reason for this to happen?

No one knows the reason why this took place. The differing theories and the charges of racial motivation, police authoritarianism, and likelihood to lash out given the least excuse, and so on, are beside the point. Yes, she was a trained officer and the training included use of firearms when there was a threat to her life underway. What truly happened was she was influenced from within by spirit meddler attachments seeing this as an opportunity to activate within her the prior training by creating the impression as a thought within her mind. She was, in fact, seeing a life-threatening situation underway and was pushed over the edge by a growing inner panic they created by pushing all her buttons and confusing her judgment through obfuscating her thoughts. They are quite adept at suppressing restraints inherent within the being and ramping up impulsive thoughts to act which can be reckless in some circumstances when there are no brakes and the person throws caution to the wind. That confluence of manipulations was in full force here and conspired to cause her to fire her weapon without her realizing it was truly her upstairs neighbor and not a dangerous felon. So the entire saga is a double tragedy because there were two innocent victims, not only the upstairs neighbor who was shot without having done anything wrong, but the police officer herself whose reputation and career were shattered by what appeared to be not only a lapse of judgment but perhaps a prejudicial racist bias coming to the foreground and thereby tarring not only her, but the police force as well, and she was left with few friends and supporters because all could find a reason to hate her for what took place. This was clearly a win for the darkness although such wins are always temporary.