Not exactly true.... The Police have no duty to protect the individual citizen. Big difference.
Police release body camera videos of college students being pulled over at gunpoint
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Not exactly true.... The Police have no duty to protect the individual citizen. Big difference.
holdover
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holdover
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holdover
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They should ignore the complaint and go back to the doughnut shop?
Doc8404
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Does the shop normally throw out the half eaten donut? Save it? Or give you fresh ones when you return?
@GOPerfect @Airborneguy @Truebeliever
Correct.
I would never leave a partially eating morsel of food. I am going to complete my meal before leaving.
Doc8404
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Thanks. I always wondered.
Now ABG will tell us he doesn’t eat donuts as they conflict with his Adonis body.
Hahahahaha LMAO.
I occasionally eat half a donut when we get them for free. I never buy them.
holdover
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Should they have ignored the shoplifting complaint too?
Shadow2
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What Victim? the imaginary one along with the imaginary gun? Todays policing is a farce and i can only hope someday Terry vs Ohio gets kicked to the curb. Either a crime is happening or its not ... the suspension of rights because something may be happening is a dam joke.
6/half.
If endangering more lives is their response then yeah, pass. They've shown time and time again they can't handle the authority.
In this case, the Police were investigating a possible crime. As soon they ascertained there was none, the guy was let loose.
holdover
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Problem is Darth, the situations are never black and white, Lots of grey areas , situations change and become fluid. things can get complex quickly
Marine Cpl
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And they kept searching for a gun that didn't exist. They probably wouldn't have responded otherwise. I've seen it before with shoplifting.
Yeah, people get shot by trigger happy cops almost daily now.
So reacting to a wild shoplifting claim with guns drawn is probably "not a good idea."
Sure it all turned out to be a load of crap, but it COULD have been an ICBM.
Holy shit, an ICBM, we would all be fucked at that point.
holdover
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Well I agree , the training can use some improvement . but they drew weapons on suspect who was allegedly armed .
Marine Cpl
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And if he didn't they would have anyway because they would have probable cause for a crime that isn't supposed to be a crime as per the Constitution.
Shadow2
6.5 Creedmoor
Tactical answer would be stop being a bitch treat the person as innocent until FACTS say other wise. Its an amazing concept that existed served us well for 200 years.
You know what it takes to be "allegedly armed?"
The same amount of evidence it takes to have allegedly raped a chick at a high school party 30 years ago.
If I pointed a gun at an allegedly armed person in an "oppsie", I wouldn't be here right now,I can tell you that much.
And we as non cops are actually MORE responsible for our own safari safety.
Scary stuff.
holdover
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Your answer is for the police is to ignore calls involving guns.
The facts can be easily determined once a bullet passes through your head. The police don't have that kind of luxury.
The facts can be easily determined once a bullet passes through your head. The police don't have that kind of luxury.