What the hell happened in Wisconsin?
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So a cop is responding to a disturbance call. He hears a commotion in the house or apartment. Opens the door. A scuffle ensues in which an 18 year old assaulted a police officer. The police officer shot the guy.
When are people going to understand that you can NOT punch, push, kick, slap, lick, or grab a police officers gun. This will be the end result.
Has somebody heard a different story than this?
When are people going to understand that you can NOT punch, push, kick, slap, lick, or grab a police officers gun. This will be the end result.
Has somebody heard a different story than this?
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Are you saying that pushes and slaps of officers should be punished with death?
There's a reason why there are no statistics on national deaths by police brutality. Cops have gotten away with it for this long, well, no more...
Whatever, man. Enjoy your screwed up view of the cops vs. the rest of us. I'm done talking to a wall.
Better safe than sorry... meaning: it's better the cop die or get severely hurt instead of some idiot that engages a cop in a fight at the scene of an investigation getting shot or killed.
Stupidity.
However there are some people on here who believe that all police officers are evil.
And if a cop defends himself and kills his attacker that cop must die a fiery death in hell.
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There sure is a lot of excuses for law breakers,terrorist and folks who don't control there own actions on these boards.ACCOUNTABILITY,people.
Why do we need to be binary about what police can or can't do? I'd rather say that we should dedicate our energy towards baking accountability into police jobs. With all due respect, I don't complain about a high car insurance premium because I'm a 25 year old man and my fellow 25 year old men are statistically more likely to be in car accidents. If there's a skewing of data suggesting police are abusing power and acting with brutality: sorry officers, you've earned the obligation of being subjected to public scrutiny with always-on evidence gathering tools. And if you have nothing to hide, why would you care?
EV
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EV
Toronto Film Festival 9/11/2007, '08 - Toronto 1 & 2, '09 - Albany 1, '11 - Chicago 1
It's easy to just scream about cops shooting people....what's the answer?
Of course I think it's USUALLY acceptable for a cop to shoot someone when they feel their life is in danger!
The problem is that there is no process which actually attempts to determine if their life was in danger or not. The investigations into these shootings are a show and nothing more in most cases, if they weren't, we would see cops losing their jobs more often.
There are plenty of answers, which we list frequently and then have to list again because cop defenders ignore them.
Train police better...much better!
Pay police better...much much better!
Body cameras
Non-lethal methods on unarmed suspects
Independent investigations of fatal shootings and allegations of excessive force
Remove from the fforce, or at least "street duty" individuals who unnecessarily kill unarmed suspects
That's a good start.
Prison guards don't just shoot to kill every time they get molested and somehow, they get on ok without being murdered cconstantly.
Also- don't prison guards not carry guns?
You have a SPLIT SECOND to decide if you or someone with you/around you is going to die. That is the reality that cops live in. A split fucking second. All because some dipshit is thinking "but I was just reaching for my phone when you told me to put my hands up! I was getting a TEXT, muthafucka!".
sorry, but in my eyes, you obey the police and their requests. everything else is on you. they do what they do to protect you.
in other scenarios, like being pulled over for no reason, yes, you have every right to question your constitutional rights and if they are being violated, but only do that in a normal, low-stress situation.
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And yes, I do hold them accountable for split second decisions...it's their job. An anesthesiologist is responsible for their split second dedecisions of life and death, many doctors are. Accountability is all around us, but not so much in the police force.
I don't know if people are always reaching for a cops gun. But in order to protect themselves, don't cops have to assume that? I don't know...I don't think there's a perfect solution