Indeed, the fact that officers in the US only get half a year's worth of training before they hit the streets is absolutely incomprehensible to me.

Becoming an officer over here is literally getting a Bachelor's degree, and takes at least three years.

same here... and one of the hardest jobs to get.

@JadenFrostwolf I was agreeing that the cop was not ready for active duty. He asked for the guy to give him info, so he was getting his info. The cop freaked out that the dude was slowly reaching for his info and started to scream don't reach for "it", and it was clear to both parties that "it" meant the gun and the driver said "I'm not". This cop was clearly not in a good state of mind to be out on patrol.

Yeah, I read that convo, it was more just a general statement than specifically addressed to you, sorry. lol

It was a generalized 'you', not a *you* 'you.'

*Checks to make sure that makes sense.*

..yeah..

Well this is interesting. http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/04/07/ala-teen-turns-down-25-year-plea-deal-gets-sentenced-to-65-years-instead-and-laughs.html

TL;DR:4 people break into house, cops show up, one robber starts shooting at the cops, cops fire back, killing him. Now one of the other remaining 3 is being sentenced to 65 years for the robbery and a count of murder... Of the robber killed by the police.

Was he the leader of the group?

I learned in class that they'll sometimes pin any other crimes committed by the others on the ringleader, but I don't remember that applying to the police.

An accomplice law that basically said anyone who participated in a crime could be held accountable for murder should a death occure.

Why just one of the teens, though, and not all of them?

Oh, 'cause he didn't take the plea bargain. I guess the other two did.

Idk, my assumption is that this guy just got the largest sentence so I would guess that the other 2 might have.

Would have to look into the records for the other two.

Says the others have not been sentenced yet so that's why

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so you guys ready for world war 3?

didint really think it would start on my birthday

whats happened now?

we just killed some russians

https://twitter.com/spectatorindex/status/983159920395665408?s=19

we killed some russians in syria not too long ago

they were firing at our troops so they got a face load of bombs.

https://twitter.com/Joyce_Karam/status/983153786893029377?s=19

https://twitter.com/Partisangirl/status/983158044300226560?s=19

i like this guy https://twitter.com/BaruchSandhaus/status/983160423414484994

@Arch-Fiend we killed 7 russians last time

and a whole load of syrians

one small step for man, one giant leap for the 4 horsemen

at some point they will think its a good idea to retaliate

it won't lead to anything, syria is just another proxy war.

you cant just keep punching the kid with the most nukes in the school in the head every day during lunch break and not expect to ever face reprocussions

you think that kid doesn't punch you in the head with equal frequency?

how often do russian missles from russian boats land in our alleys military bases while our people are cought up the the crossfire?

russia and american are the two sides of the same coin and have been for a while.

actually weve been at war with ourselves for the most part in the middle east since the 2000's

supplying weapons to the same people we kill

this situation is a bit different