To Protect and to Serve II

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Rasputin_Vol said:
Once again, the point isn't that it is new or old technology. The point I am making is that they do not need a warrant or to even stop you to infringe on your rights.
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Ya that's kinda a given. Unless they are required to type a search warrent number into the machine along with gps coords it's invasive
 
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Hoosier_Vol said:
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Sad story thats getting very little coverage.
 
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davethevol said:
I agree. The kid had a knife and the officer (right or wrong) did what he was trained to do. His adrenaline kicked in and he went in a zone.
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Maybe we’re talking about 2 different incidents. The person the Nashville officer shot was armed with a gun
 
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tim said:
Maybe we’re talking about 2 different incidents. The person the Nashville officer shot was armed with a gun
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I was referring to the Chicago incident. Turns out I was wrong and the officer was convicted of second degree murder.
 
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tim said:
Sad story thats getting very little coverage.
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They don't cover the good ones who did their job and end up dead. It's pretty much a travesty. We have some good police here who never get recognized for doing their job with compassion. I dropped a good comment on the web site about the officer that responded to my daughter's accident Monday. She was a blubbering mess and he handled it with grace and was kind to her. I don't think they hear they are appreciated enough. RIP to this officer and my thoughts are on his family and their healing.
 
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Not 100% on topic but:

For the past two years, Chattanooga Police and DAs have been trying to create an injunction within the city to prohibit individuals that they believe to be in a gang from doing otherwise legal activities in the East Lake area of Chattanooga.

I haven’t read the order yet but a Chattanooga Judge this week tossed the case saying DA hadn’t proven that the individuals it sought to enjoin were part of the problem.

East Lake is a terrible neighborhood and I feel bad for people who have to live amongst that. I also can’t blame “the man” for wanting to do something about it.

That said, if you look closely at the case you see a glaring problem with the idea of police gathering intelligence and assigning a status to certain individuals: they’re not good at it.
 
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