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Body camera footage shows suspect ramming police officer's vehicle

halfback20
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The video is insane. I'm not sure how the officer lived.

Serious question since when does the DOJ run local police forces ?

Are you saying the DOJ hasn't stated this?

 

My question as I stated, why is the DOJ trying to set rules for local LE?

Oklahoma City Local News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News | KOKH

 

Clyde says the DOJ recommends police don't shoot into vehicles.

 

What would they suggest this officer do...pray?

 

I clicked on that and didn't see the vehicle ramming the officer. It started with the officer yelling "do not move" and the crazy lady standing up through the sunroof.

My question as I stated, why is the DOJ trying to set rules for local LE?

 

I don't think they set rules. I think they have recommended guidelines.

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Are you saying the DOJ hasn't stated this?

 

No, you are the only person I've seen mention it here. That's why I mentioned you said it.

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I don't think they set rules. I think they have recommended guidelines.

 

Any idea what their guidelines would say to do here?

Any idea what their guidelines would say to do here?

 

So here's the link I found that showed the impact. WOW!

 

Body Cam Video Shows Stolen SUV Hitting Sand Springs Officer - NewsOn6.com - Tulsa, OK - News, Weather, Video and Sports - KOTV.com |

 

I do not think the guidelines I referenced in the other thread would apply here. They seemed to be talking about shooting into fleeing vehicles.

 

This is NUTS.

No, you are the only person I've seen mention it here. That's why I mentioned you said it.

 

Do you think I made it up?

I don't think they set rules. I think they have recommended guidelines.

 

Shouldn't local officials be setting guidelines for their police force? What if DOJ guidelines conflict with local guidelines .

 

We are getting off topic. Just seems weird.

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So here's the link I found that showed the impact. WOW!

 

Body Cam Video Shows Stolen SUV Hitting Sand Springs Officer - NewsOn6.com - Tulsa, OK - News, Weather, Video and Sports - KOTV.com |

 

I do not think the guidelines I referenced in the other thread would apply here. They seemed to be talking about shooting into fleeing vehicles.

 

This is NUTS.

 

I was working on a link. Slow phone...

Shouldn't local officials be setting guidelines for their police force? What if DOJ guidelines conflict with local guidelines .

 

We are getting off topic. Just seems weird.

 

Local officials are indeed setting policy. DOJ gives recommendations. Local police can follow or not follow.

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Do you think I made it up?

 

Not sure how else to say it Clyde...No.

 

You mentioned it here. That's why I mentioned you.

 

I don't think you are a liar.

 

I don't think you made it up.

 

Clear?

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