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BigNate said:
In most cases where the posts run along the "bad cop - bad shoot" lines I can see a clear counterpoint and reasonable justification for the shoot (the "lawful but awful" tag may apply). In this one - not so much. At a minimum that guy should not be a cop (sounds like this has already happened - thankfully) - and as sympathetic as I am to the difficulties of making split second decisions around this stuff - I'd have a hard time arguing against charges against him. The kid may or may not have been dirty - and he shouldn't have tried to drive away (assuming that he recognized that it was a cop opening his door) - but there really was no threat there which merited him shooting at the driver.

This pretty much seems to be the consensus amongst pretty much everybody that has seen this. Yeah, you don't have to be anti-cop to have a problem with it.
 
For the record ... I am not anti cop. Im actually pretty pro cop. But ... I dont think they are above the law and call it as i see it for or against.
 
Boriqua said:
For the record ... I am not anti cop.

Didn't mean to imply that you were (if this is pointed my way). I'll go out on a limb and say I'm VERY "pro cop" - but when they are wrong they are wrong.

Sadly - it seems to me that more and more good cops are leaving the force because the political climate combined with a lack of backing by leadership and governments leaves them worried that they'll end up jobless, or worse yet, incarcerated for doing the right thing - but doing it to someone who can be used for political gain. It seems to me that at least a majority of the "evil cop murders guy..." type videos fall into that category.
 
BigNate said:
Boriqua said:
For the record ... I am not anti cop.

Didn't mean to imply that you were (if this is pointed my way). I'll go out on a limb and say I'm VERY "pro cop" - but when they are wrong they are wrong.

Sadly - it seems to me that more and more good cops are leaving the force because the political climate combined with a lack of backing by leadership and governments leaves them worried that they'll end up jobless, or worse yet, incarcerated for doing the right thing - but doing it to someone who can be used for political gain.

Had three very close friends on NYPD back in the bad ol days. Tagged along with a PD motorcycle group back then too. I think they should get thier damn nightsticks back and be allowed to knock a few heads.

Having said that. Were i a cop I wouldnt want this banana anywhere near me and would be glad he was expelled. Dont want his dirt tarnishing my uniform. He should be in jail
 
BigNate said:
Boriqua said:
Suck My Glock said:
https://twitter.com/LPofDelaware/status/1577998706737029120

Read the story in a couple of places now and watched the video several times. Cop should be charged immediately with assault and attempted murder period.

Lastly some type of Discharge a firearm charge because we are all accountable for every round that leaves our gun and he is blasting away at the car from behind when it is clearly no longer any threat to him if it ever was one. Every one of those had the potential to kill a bystander and any one of us would be on the hook right now if we did the same.
In most cases where the posts run along the "bad cop - bad shoot" lines I can see a clear counterpoint and reasonable justification for the shoot (the "lawful but awful" tag may apply). In this one - not so much. At a minimum that guy should not be a cop (sounds like this has already happened - thankfully) - and as sympathetic as I am to the difficulties of making split second decisions around this stuff - I'd have a hard time arguing against charges against him. The kid may or may not have been dirty - and he shouldn't have tried to drive away (assuming that he recognized that it was a cop opening his door) - but there really was no threat there which merited him shooting at the driver.

This is a case where 2 things can be true at the same time.

The kid is a complete dirt bag. At some point his prior history will come out, and he did intentionally reverse the vehicle and try to run.

The cop failed in his tactics and handled this incredibly bad which resulted in a shooting that didn’t need to happen. For a felony flight vehicle, don’t approach on foot but block the vehicle in the rear with the patrol vehicle. Only then approach the suspect vehicle.
 
https://www.reddit.com/r/CrazyFuckingVideos/comments/y1mero/hitmen_targeting_the_driver/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3
 
Beat on somebody's car with a stick and they might run you over.


https://twitter.com/acidentetransit/status/1579903837707853824
 
Suck My Glock said:
Beat on somebody's car with a stick and they might run you over.


https://twitter.com/acidentetransit/status/1579903837707853824

People often fail to think of a car as a weapon. 2000+lbs of movable steel is a great weapon.
 
Charged:

https://www.foxnews.com/us/san-antonio-teen-shot-police-mcdonalds-parking-lot-life-support-every-breath-struggle
 
Cop uses Taser on runner, who turns out to have gasoline in his backpack.

https://twitter.com/Doranimated/status/1583393804203462656
 
smithers599 said:
Cop uses Taser on runner, who turns out to have gasoline in his backpack.

https://twitter.com/Doranimated/status/1583393804203462656

Holy moly
 
https://www.wandtv.com/news/decatur-police-release-body-cam-and-dash-cam-footage-of-officer-involved-shooting/article_bed67024-4e2f-11ed-9e2b-1b365f5d9856.html

IS THIS THE SAME VID? DECATUR, IL.

COP THATS SHOT FINISHED THE JOB
 
smithers599 said:
What's with cops holding their Glock Fotays gangsta-style?

Situational awareness/greater visibility to see the subjects hands and other threats.

Take a handgun with a light, a red dot, and hold it in a two handed grip aimed high center mass. See how much of your field of view gets blocked at that distance. You loose the ability to see what they are doing with their hands and if they are holding a weapon.
 
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