Message from @DanielKO
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it is usually justified
even all these "high profile examples" they are usually justified
and some bullshit narrative is pushed about it being unjustified instead
It's the same spin the far left do with everything else.
Yes is rare, and things which affect people NEED TO BE addressed. Problem with BLM is that it goes about it from fully "Blacks are oppressed" perspective.
Us police just seems trigger happy
They aren’t tho
Let's play along
Some occasions could have been solved with a taser
Some not
It could end with the cop dead
@Deleted User
Yeah, some do
But to be honest people in US have chosen that it is good for people to have weapons so they must have a police which is twitchy when there is sudden motions in dangerous situations.
Idk, it just seems to me that sometimes they are quite eager to shoot someone
But, overall, they are fine
As i understand they are poorly educated, and that is before you go to sherifs and the like.
If a suspect tries to attack a police officer, armed or not, he needs to be taken down.
Yep
There is escalation of force which should be observed, but panic situation is a panic situation.
Sometimes there is no use of force, to prove my point, that Daniel something guy, the officer humiliated the guy, and shoot him before eveb seeing a weapon
Define “poorly educated”
That shooting was stupid and unnecessary
That one in the hotel?
I don't know the one you're referring to without a last name but you don't have to see a weapon before you shoot
@DanielKO
Yeah
If someone is reaching for something when you tell them not to, you aren't going to wait for them to point it at you, whatever it is (even if its a wallet)
Police was incredibly badly trained. But also, that idiot disobeyed the orders multiple times up to that point.
@DanielKO
He was drunk
And honestly? That's not a excuse to shoot someone
Donut did a good breakdown of the video.
Again, the officer didn't even saw a weapon
he doesn't need to see a weapon
He was brandishing a gun out if a hotel window, while drunk.
@DanielKO
Again, the officer didn't saw a weapon before shooting him
Sorry, that's Darwin Awards territory.
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```The length of time required to complete academy training averaged 21 weeks, or 840 hours, as of 2003, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics.```
http://work.chron.com/long-train-cop-21366.html