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Vol8188 said:
Continue to get your panties in a wad anytime someone asks a question about cops. I'm going to walk my dogs.
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Again, my panties aren't in a wad. I'm not the one that can't back up his claims.

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I think 8188 should join the police force.

I bet after a year or so, his attitude changes.
 
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1972 Grad said:
The Army didn't give it to him. FN 5-7 and .357 Magnum S&W revolvers aren't normally Army issue.
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He was allowed in the military. He had made pyschological issues and shouldn't have been in. It doesn't matter if it was his gun or not.

If a cop shot up his department with his own gun, it being his personal weapon would be the least important fact in the whole case.
 
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Vol8188 said:
He was allowed in the military. He had made pyschological issues and shouldn't have been in. It doesn't matter if it was his gun or not.

If a cop shot up his department with his own gun, it being his personal weapon would be the least important fact in the whole case.
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Did those psychological problems come after he joined or were they evident before?

And lest you forget, he was a psychologist...
 
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Vol8188 said:
He was allowed in the military. He had made pyschological issues and shouldn't have been in. It doesn't matter if it was his gun or not.

If a cop shot up his department with his own gun, it being his personal weapon would be the least important fact in the whole case.
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Gun free zones are the place to go to inflict maximum casualties.
 
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Grand Vol said:
Did those psychological problems come after he joined or were they evident before?

And lest you forget, he was a psychologist...
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Idk that. It could have happened before or after. Before an evaluation before he joined wouldn't hurt anything.
 
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Obsessed said:
I think 8188 should join the police force.

I bet after a year or so, his attitude changes.
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I honestly don't think it would. I imagine I would still feel the same. That most police officers are good people. But that there are a few who make them all look bad.

I'm just asking what are we doing to eliminate that element. And can we do more?
 
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Grand Vol said:
Okay, it's not a bad looking dog.

Rescue?
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Believe it or not, stray.

She had been staying at a friend's house for the past month and a half after they found her dirty, sleeping on their porch. You wouldn't think it. She's very well behaved and adjusted.
 
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Grand Vol said:
I always thought they were like a one size fits all deal.
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There are a couple of different types with a couple of different sizes in each type. I've fitted to the exact same one each time for about four years in a row but they still make me shave every year and do it.
 
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Vol8188 said:
It's like any other kind of filter, you'll loose a few good people. But overall its for the best because of the ones you keep out.
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I don't necessarily disagree with you. I worked EMS for almost 3 years and have encountered the majority of the police officers in this town at least once. There are a handful that are just complete garbage. It just makes me question the efficiency of the screening when some of those dingle-berries made it through and my buddy got disqualified.
 
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