Those are some think rose lens you've got in that spaceman helmet, Bug.Just what did the officer 'tell her'? Was she under arrest? Was she resisting that officer taking her into custody? Was she told 'If you attempt to enter this room you will be shot'? Was she warned in any way?
I think not. Compare that to how many warnings and chances to comply Jacob Blake received, while being visibly armed, in contrast to Ashli
The best interpretation that can be made is that someone considered a LEO, but who probably should be a meter maid, pissed his pants at the first real threat he had ever encountered in what he thought was a sinecure and shot someone unnecessarily - and the need to prop up the narrative that Jan 6 was a dangerous insurrection is getting in the way of him being held responsible for it
I don't see much difference between the murder of Ashli Babbit and the murder of Vicki Weaver. Supposedly skilled and trained individuals make bad decisions and are protected by the system, which is heavily invested in one particular narrative
A woman holding a shot in her doorway by sniper vs. the front of an angry charging into the Capitol. "You can do better than that", Bug.
Next thing you'll be trying to say is see just had to pee and was looking for the ladies' room, and all the people there on the 6th just wanted to sit and have a cup of tea with their congressman. The zip ties and crash helmets and tacticool vest were... what, filled with tea bags?