Off-duty police officer goes home to wrong apartment, kills man inside

An off-duty Dallas police officer shot and killed a man after walking into the wrong apartment in her building just south of Downtown Dallas.

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[foxnews]

The arrest affidavit for Dallas Officer Amber Guyer has been posted

[AmeliaAcres]

Makes ZERO sense. Was she that out of it that she didn’t recognize the inside was not her own apartment once she opened the door??

[banitohills]

Wait so you go to an apartment that's not yours, doesn't use a key to open the door, gets inside and the furniture and everything looks exactly the same as yours and then u see someone inside and shoot them because you thought they were in your apartment. Please someone that's not on drugs explain this to me

[alexm]

Witnesses reportedly heard her beating on the door yelling( let me in let me !) Then after the shots a man's voice saying (why did you do that ) this was not an accident

[artwallace]

Listen carefully to the voice in the background, "she lives on the ground floor and he lives on the second floor?" Listen again!

[SuperTakeoff]

How she get inside the the wrong apartment?

[movingforward]

I'm waiting for her to explain this BS

[katricecassita]

How the hell do u go to the wrong apartment

[Mariokingskillz]

this shows exactly how cops are trained, no civility, no de-escalation, the moment you feel threatened or scared you shoot And to them black people are the most threatening and scary.

[freedom]

I know when i go to work, its hell trying to remember where i live when returning

[rogeriomaria]

Stop saying tragic mistake I call it murder

[ancienthippyrebel]

Talk about trigger happy! Shoot and THEN think? BS.

[movingforward]

If it wasn't her apartment how did she get in

[kingoftheearth]

She had to be drunk high theres details being left out to cover up

[ugkbrown]

Since when do you shoot to kill. When someone who is harmless. Meaning you have a walkie talkie a gun, taser, spray.

[RobertPorter]

The questions keep piling up. Because of the time wasn't the door locked? Was the furniture inside exactly the same as hers? How come civilians are not legally allowed to use deadly force unless they fear for their own safety, but this coward cop can? And lastly, according to the news in 2017 she shot another person. So did she just commit a premeditated murder against a neighbor she did not like?

[mskaymart]

So her key worked for another apartment? 🤔

[blaqsuga]

They better have the same key, have the same furniture, doors directly beside each other, got the same dog name rex. I mean everything better be exactly the same for her to get in someone else's house and kill them.

[Musicmakers]

This was a GATED community and HER opened HIS apartment door?! This story stinks to HIGH HEAVEN!! Hopefully the TRUTH will be told eventually!!

[sylviawebb]

She wasnt that tired, i hope she have a good reason why this had to happen.