@Murray_N @realcaseyrollins @freemo
"But the might run away or destroy evidence!"
For the first, you surround the place with enough people there isn't a way to escape amd for the second, if you hear or see actions that directly indicate guilt or attempts to destroy evidence, that is probable cause to then barge in.
But that would be more work than murdering people in their beds at 2 am.
"But the might run away or destroy evidence!"
For the first, you surround the place with enough people there isn't a way to escape amd for the second, if you hear or see actions that directly indicate guilt or attempts to destroy evidence, that is probable cause to then barge in.
But that would be more work than murdering people in their beds at 2 am.
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Agreed, most excuses by police are pretty weak "I have to shoot them the moment they reach cause they could have had a gun and my safety is important so im justified to shoot and kill and ask questions later"....
"Sounds reasonable, we will just give you a pay cut".
@freemo @teknomunk @Murray_N @realcaseyrollins
> I have to shoot them the moment they reach cause they could have had a gun
that's a real thing. the window of time to determine if someone is about to become a huge problem is very short, definitely nowhere near long enough for a lot of critical thinking to happen. and the cost for getting it wrong is heavy on either decision arm.
> I have to shoot them the moment they reach cause they could have had a gun
that's a real thing. the window of time to determine if someone is about to become a huge problem is very short, definitely nowhere near long enough for a lot of critical thinking to happen. and the cost for getting it wrong is heavy on either decision arm.
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As long as I as a citizen can shoot an officer dead the moment he has a hiccup and that logic is applied equally in both directions its fine with me.
So long as the cops can say "I was scared for my life" and I cant, then we have a problem.
@freemo @Murray_N @realcaseyrollins @teknomunk funnily enough i read about the "board of rights" they made for LAPD as a final oversight on police shootings and disciplinary actions. because it was mentioned in The Rookie.
the funny part about it?
its comprised of ex-cops and select civilians. the ex-cops tend to deny appeals based on improper use of force (bad shoots.) the civilians tend to care only about paperwork.
the funny part about it?
its comprised of ex-cops and select civilians. the ex-cops tend to deny appeals based on improper use of force (bad shoots.) the civilians tend to care only about paperwork.
@icedquinn @teknomunk @Murray_N @freemo Is #TheRookie an accurate cop show?
because of this exact modern problem of people in martial professions being judged by people who have never been in fights. and people think weird shit like you get to choose a fight or flight response (you don't) and therefore its reasonable to just decide which response ie legal (ex. duty to retreat states.)