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There is no dispute regarding the fact that Deputy Michael Macdonald
shot from a point blank range of five to seven feet directly at Clive
Boustred with the intent of hitting Clive Boustred. Deputy
Macdonald has admitted to this fact in his police report and on multiple
occasions while under oath, both in preliminary examinations and in
trial. MacDonald's police report is show opposite. Other than
admitting to shooting at Clive, the report is full of blatant lies and
utterly impossible claims. MacDonald was fully aware that the children
were in the car before he shot at Clive: "I could see as the children
were staring at me from the back of the vehicle".
Opposite Clive's vehicle is show in the position it was when Deputy
MacDonald attempted to murder Clive. The red arrow shows where the
round struck. The light blue arrow illustrates where Clive sat,
the next blue arrow where William sat, the dark blue arrow where Richard
sat. The image below show where the round struck the vehicle door
just below Clive's shoulder. The impact knocked a 12mm hole in the
door.
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The weapon MacDonald used is referred to by MacDonald as "Les
Lethal". The weapon is designed to knock down a man on drugs from
100ft, from five to seven feet the weapon is absolutely deadly.
Had the round struck half an inch higher, the window would also have
shattered, spraying Clive and his children with glass shrapnel also with
a high chance of causing a fatality. Had the round hit Clive in
the head which was the only part of Clive's body that was fully exposed
it would have killed Clive. Had the round hit the children it
would most likely have killed them or blasted off one of their their
limbs. Deputy MacDonald is the Santa Cruz Sheriffs shooting
instructor, he would be fully aware of the deadly nature of the weapon
he chose to blow Clive's head off with. |
