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The cop(s) were in the wrong. No doubt. And it is dificult to place responsibility on the deceased.
But part of one's duty in being a licensed operator of a vehicle is the ability to judge situations and react.
65-70 mph is not that fast. Given that 4 headlights were approaching the intersection, at any rate of speed, tells me the deceased either misjudged the speed of the oncoming cars or simply wasn't paying attention.
This may be part of the puzzle.
My reasoning is because I am a motorcyclist as well as car driver and if there is one situation where my spidey senses tingle riding or driving, it is left hand turns. Anyone who rides will back that one.
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