November 25, 201411 yr Aome other news. Ravens are up 14 with 2 mins left which means for the first time in NFL history that all teams in a division were 3 games over .500 now back to your regularly scheduled looting.
November 25, 201411 yr Idiots in New York throwing fake blood on Police Commisioner why isn't Al Sharpton arrested yet?
November 25, 201411 yr Now I am really confused JW. You are OK with the cops executing someone because they committed a terrible crime (but when not in danger) but are NOT OK with the cops defending themselves in a situation where they feel they are in danger. Wow... No. My point is that if a 12 year old with a BB gun is a threat who can't be taken any other way, for safety of the officer, than by lethal shooting (and despite the callers' claims that even drew the officers to the situation in the first place), then I don't understand why you'd say that someone like the guy in Aurora is not a threat because he'd 'surrendered'. Ever think that the guy who was on a suicide mission and had planned far enough ahead to wear armor and booby trap his apartment knowing that investigators would go there isn't someone you really want to just take their word for? When someone is on a suicide mission like that, the police probably aren't really "out of danger" until he's been killed.
November 25, 201411 yr Aome other news. Ravens are up 14 with 2 mins left which means for the first time in NFL history that all teams in a division were 3 games over .500 now back to your regularly scheduled looting. Is this the first time a division has every team 3 games under .500 too (NFC South)?? I am waiting for a 6-10 team to get in and an 11-5 team (Packers, Lions, Cowboys or Seahawks or Eagles) not get in.
November 25, 201411 yr Is this the first time a division has every team 3 games under .500 too (NFC South)?? I am waiting for a 6-10 team to get in and an 11-5 team (Packers, Lions, Cowboys or Seahawks or Eagles) not get in. I don't know. That would be interesting to know also.
November 25, 201411 yr You are ignoring a lot that I've already pointed out. 1.) They didn't know how many people he killed. 2.) They didn't know about the apartment when they arrested him. 3.) They didn't know about the gas when they arrested him. So in all of the commotion, the fact that gas was used or that a vast number of people were injured was just unmentioned? If that's so, then I really feel bad for the officers who have to respond to that. I'd imagine that theaters had cameras and that there was a tactical response team that was trying to get all of the information that they could before going in.
November 25, 201411 yr No. My point is that if a 12 year old with a BB gun is a threat who can't be taken any other way, for safety of the officer, than by lethal shooting (and despite the callers' claims that even drew the officers to the situation in the first place), then I don't understand why you'd say that someone like the guy in Aurora is not a threat because he'd 'surrendered'. Ever think that the guy who was on a suicide mission and had planned far enough ahead to wear armor and booby trap his apartment knowing that investigators would go there isn't someone you really want to just take their word for? When someone is on a suicide mission like that, the police probably aren't really "out of danger" until he's been killed. Every argument you make is as if the police responding know ahead of time everything about the suspects and their intent and whether or not they have play guns or real guns etc. If if you were ever a police officer you would know you never know everything going into a situation. Do you honestly think the officers in Cleveland knew the kid has a BB gun and decided to kill him anyway? In everyone of your incidents you talk about you act as if the responding officers knew everything about the suspects and their intentions that wasn't fully known for months afterwards through investigations were completed. It doesn't happen like it does on CSI Miami and everything is solved in 30 minutes.
November 25, 201411 yr So now the Little Caesars Pizza is on fire? That location is taking the "Hot and Ready" pizza concept to a whole new level.
November 25, 201411 yr So in all of the commotion, the fact that gas was used or that a vast number of people were injured was just unmentioned? If that's so, then I really feel bad for the officers who have to respond to that. I'd imagine that theaters had cameras and that there was a tactical response team that was trying to get all of the information that they could before going in. Again you watch too many movies. So if there is a gunman in the theatre shooting peoe you think they have time to get the video tape and watch it before going in to stop the gunman, not to say the video tapes are INSIDE the theatre so they would have to enter anyway.
November 25, 201411 yr No. My point is that if a 12 year old with a BB gun is a threat who can't be taken any other way, for safety of the officer, than by lethal shooting (and despite the callers' claims that even drew the officers to the situation in the first place), then I don't understand why you'd say that someone like the guy in Aurora is not a threat because he'd 'surrendered'. Ever think that the guy who was on a suicide mission and had planned far enough ahead to wear armor and booby trap his apartment knowing that investigators would go there isn't someone you really want to just take their word for? When someone is on a suicide mission like that, the police probably aren't really "out of danger" until he's been killed. Did James Holmes charge the officers? Did Holmes reach to his waistband where a gun was located? Did you answer no to both those questions? If so, that makes the Aurora case very different than Ferguson or Cleveland.
November 25, 201411 yr So now the Little Caesars Pizza is on fire? That location is taking the "Hot and Ready" pizza concept to a whole new level. Do they still have 5 dollar pizza? Fire Fire!
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