To Protect and to Serve II

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Seriously... What kind of a piece of trash human being does it take to say something like that after being involved in the death of an innocent man?

And how is the POS douche that said that still employeed as an officer of the law? Like that’s a serious question. Can somebody give me a legitimate answer?
 
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So a civilian crosses the yellow police tape and clears a suspicious backpack of its contents to prove it is not a bomb... and the cops attack him.

No good deed goes unpunished...

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1wxJifKv6U[/youtube]
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
So a civilian crosses the yellow police tape and clears a suspicious backpack of its contents to prove it is not a bomb... and the cops attack him.

No good deed goes unpunished...

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1wxJifKv6U[/youtube]
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He’s luck they didn’t shoot him
 
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It is stupid as hell that we’ve come to a point where a damn backpack on a sidewalk calls for all that nonsense. Was there any reason to believe it was a bomb, or anything other than a random backpack? Maybe there was I don’t know.

With that said the guy’s an idiot and I don’t really feel bad for him. It was mostly like a massive over reaction but it’s not like they were abusing their power or trampling anybody’s rights. He probably should’ve simply walked around it and moved on. I can only assume he wanted to get beat up and taken to jail.

They were definitely a little slow to punch though. If it had been a bomb and he was attempting to detonate it, they would’nt have stopped him.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
Sadly, that can be said after most interactions with United States LEOs...

Just curious, what would have been the justification used for shooting him? He proved there was no bomb present.
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They should've shook his hand and simply said thank you.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
So a civilian crosses the yellow police tape and clears a suspicious backpack of its contents to prove it is not a bomb... and the cops attack him.

No good deed goes unpunished...

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1wxJifKv6U[/youtube]
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He’s extremely lucky he wasn’t shot by a sniper as he approached the backpack.
The excuse would have been that they were afraid he was there to detonate “the bomb”.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
Sadly, that can be said after most interactions with United States LEOs...

Just curious, what would have been the justification used for shooting him? He proved there was no bomb present.
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The justification? I don’t know. How about attempting to set off a bomb? Clearly the cops would have been wrong but that wouldn’t matter. The dumb ass, and I hope we can all agree he’s a dumb ass, on the bike would be dead.
 
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n_huffhines said:
Fug that. There was no reason to spear him. There was obviously no bomb by the time they assaulted him. They got brave because he revealed that there was no danger
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It amazes me how you expect the cops to not only know the future regardless of what they see but also risk the lives of innocent people around the situation by not acting in a potential deadly situation.

This isn't minority report starting Tom Cruise. we dont get a heads up. What if this guy meant to plant a bomb or harm someone or that's where something deadly was? The area wasnt roped off for decoration. We can't excuse his blatant stupidity just because we have the benefit of hindsight.

If you're an officer and you see this clown go through the tape, you can safely assume he isn't some innocent bystander passing by. He put himself in the spotlight and they have to figure out why given the fact of a suspicious backpack. Its not hard.
 
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utvols88 said:
It amazes me how you expect the cops to not only know the future regardless of what they see but also risk the lives of innocent people around the situation by not acting in a potential deadly situation.

This isn't minority report starting Tom Cruise. we dont get a heads up. What if this guy meant to plant a bomb or harm someone or that's where something deadly was? The area wasnt roped off for decoration. We can't excuse his blatant stupidity just because we have the benefit of hindsight.

If you're an officer and you see this clown go through the tape, you can safely assume he isn't some innocent bystander passing by. He put himself in the spotlight and they have to figure out why given the fact of a suspicious backpack. Its not hard.
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This literally has nothing to do with the point i made. Charge him with whatever stupid law he violated, but there was no reason to **** him up. It was over
 
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n_huffhines said:
Fug that. There was no reason to spear him. There was obviously no bomb by the time they assaulted him. They got brave because he revealed that there was no danger
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While they could have done without it, I’m not gonna get too mad about it in this situation. What if that actually has been a bomb? I’m sure they let their emotions get the better of them. It’s not like he got tased or shot.
 
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utvols88 said:
It amazes me how you expect the cops to not only know the future regardless of what they see but also risk the lives of innocent people around the situation by not acting in a potential deadly situation.

This isn't minority report starting Tom Cruise. we dont get a heads up. What if this guy meant to plant a bomb or harm someone or that's where something deadly was? The area wasnt roped off for decoration. We can't excuse his blatant stupidity just because we have the benefit of hindsight.

If you're an officer and you see this clown go through the tape, you can safely assume he isn't some innocent bystander passing by. He put himself in the spotlight and they have to figure out why given the fact of a suspicious backpack. Its not hard.
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Could you imagine doing a job that involved life and death while having people critique every split second decision you make.
 
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volbeast33 said:
Could you imagine doing a job that involved life and death while having people critique every split second decision you make.
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Sorry but just because someone lacks the intelligence, critical thinking skills, compassion, and spine to rationally analyze a situation before reacting (often in the most extreme possible way) doesn’t mean that doing so wasn’t possible and/or necessary.
 
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volbeast33 said:
Could you imagine doing a job that involved life and death while having people critique every split second decision you make.
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Split second? What video did you watch?

If it takes you 3" to realize what you thought was dangerous is obviously not dangerous, you don't have what it takes to handle these situations.

He literally dropped the bag, threw his hands up in disgust, and took 3 steps walking away from it before they tackled him.

You/they should be less worried about arm chair QB's critiquing them and more worried about the law suit tax payers are going to pony up for.
 
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volfanhill said:
The justification? I don’t know. How about attempting to set off a bomb? Clearly the cops would have been wrong but that wouldn’t matter. The dumb ass, and I hope we can all agree he’s a dumb ass, on the bike would be dead.
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So what are we arguing about?

And if anything, we need more guys like him. He's the real hero in this scenario. Just pizzed off and fed up with all of this bogus nonsense... over a backpack.
 
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n_huffhines said:
Split second? What video did you watch?

If it takes you 3" to realize what you thought was dangerous is obviously not dangerous, you don't have what it takes to handle these situations.

He literally dropped the bag, threw his hands up in disgust, and took 3 steps walking away from it before they tackled him.

You/they should be less worried about arm chair QB's critiquing them and more worried about the law suit tax payers are going to pony up for.
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Facts
 
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