Good shoot or not?
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eagleridge357
.223 Rem
Witnesses confirm attack, turd did not heed cop's orders, charges 2nd cop, good shoot.
Doc8404
.450/400 Nitro Ex
I say yes. Although it looked like he was running to the sidebar or away from Deputy Bagodonuts.
And why is the first deputy’s just laying on the ground while he held his leg?
And why is the first deputy’s just laying on the ground while he held his leg?
Saltwater60
.950 JDJ
I have no clue why the first guy is just laying on the ground with his foot being held. If I were him I'd have pulled my gun after putting the asp away. Told the guy let go and step back. If he came towards me I'd have shot him.
I don't blame the second cop for shooting him. Dragging the other cop around could have banged his head and caused serious harm. Also he could have been going for the other cops gun. Can't wait until he grabs it to shoot. Don't listen and fight thisnis what happens.
I don't blame the second cop for shooting him. Dragging the other cop around could have banged his head and caused serious harm. Also he could have been going for the other cops gun. Can't wait until he grabs it to shoot. Don't listen and fight thisnis what happens.
HighlandLofts
6.5 Creedmoor
Most cop shootings are good shoots, if the average Joe was in the same situations as the cops are in there would be a whole lot more shootings.
dwa12479
.338 Win Mag
What in the holy hell was the first cop doing laying on the ground letting this guy hand onto his leg like that? Shoot that dumbass.
Good shoot from what I see.
Good shoot from what I see.
Nope
Sorry, no... I don't see a threat to life by holding a foot. And using deadly force to effectuate a command is problematic in some training circles. There is no weapon on the man and just because he's failing to obey does not constitute a deadly threat!. Worse is it could be argued the man disengaged the 1st office and was attempting to leave.
That all said, I wasn't standing there in the shit, so I'm nobody to judge, but the question was asked (OP).
My issue is the lack of training on how to handle a situation like this, in most instances, that could be resolved by using physical, but not deadly force. That officer laying on the ground wouldn't have a job if it were up to me! There are way too many that couldn't punch their way out of a paper bag and resort to escalating situations that ultimately involve using mire force than necessary (deadly). This guy should have gotten the piss knocked out of him with the added bonus of some time in jail.
That's all... Go ahead, flame away!
That all said, I wasn't standing there in the shit, so I'm nobody to judge, but the question was asked (OP).
My issue is the lack of training on how to handle a situation like this, in most instances, that could be resolved by using physical, but not deadly force. That officer laying on the ground wouldn't have a job if it were up to me! There are way too many that couldn't punch their way out of a paper bag and resort to escalating situations that ultimately involve using mire force than necessary (deadly). This guy should have gotten the piss knocked out of him with the added bonus of some time in jail.
That's all... Go ahead, flame away!