MercyPercy
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In 2016, at least 64 police officers were killed in the line of duty nationwide, according to statistics from the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF). Cops killed more than 1,100 civilians over the course of the year, the vast majority in shootings, the open-source reporting project Killed by Police (KBP) found.
Cops have the advantage of a range to practice on.Who's really in danger out here?
Cop killers & killer cops: Lives lost in US officer-involved shootings in 2016
Who's really in danger out here?
Cop killers & killer cops: Lives lost in US officer-involved shootings in 2016
Deemed justified by whom? The cops? LOL...
That is not my argument. I posted the link and asked the question who is really in more danger? Who's most likely to die in a confrontation between cops and civilians?
"Confrontation..."
What are the circumstances, is there a weapon, is a weapon suspected to be on the subject, is he/she actively resisting, if so, how?
There are literally dozens of thousands of "confrontations" that DO NOT end up with someone dead.
I'll say this, politicians don't do cops any favors with all the stupid laws on the books.
The proof is in the pudding. The total number of cop deaths vs civilian deaths speaks for itself. The narrative that has been woven by the fake news media and cop apologists is that LE officers are dropping like flies out here.
I don't even have the numbers in front of me, but I bet more truck drivers were killed last year than cops.
Both of us have been saying that all along. However, the police unions and the officers themselves can do a lot to help their own cause by standing up to the lawmakers and not enforcing laws that are unconstitutional or nuisance/nitpicky.
Both of us have been saying that all along. However, the police unions and the officers themselves can do a lot to help their own cause by standing up to the lawmakers and not enforcing laws that are unconstitutional or nuisance/nitpicky.

