October 7, 201610 yr No. By all those that jump to conclusions without knowing the facts. Yeah, because the bad cops out there disgracing the good majority of the police have nothing to do with it.
October 7, 201610 yr Yeah, because the bad cops out there disgracing the good majority of the police have nothing to do with it. It's not even a tenth of one percent of cops. It's the media and the looters and rioters that keep it going. How many of the ones that were rioted over were proven false? Just about every one of them. Let's not let that get in the way of a reason to go loot and riot though.
October 7, 201610 yr I'm protecting myself. I'm firing. To Hell with the media. Same here. It's like she took a beating to try and prove a point.
October 7, 201610 yr Same here. It's like she took a beating to try and prove a point. I agree. Like the old saying, "Better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6".
October 8, 201610 yr There would be an investigation, as there should be with all officer involved shootings, and she'd be cleared of any wrong-doing. Tell that to Darren Wilson (Ferguson police officer who shot Michael Brown). He was cleared but had to quit and move because he feared for his life...and he did nothing wrong. His life was basically ruined...
October 8, 201610 yr That's a good assessment, however what do you think would be happening right now had she shot and killed this person? People would be saying the same things they are saying now... "she shouldn't be a police officer if she can't handle the job" "needs to find a new line of work" "she needs to quit the force" "She showed poor judgement" and "If she can't handle one unarmed man without shooting him, she shouldn't be a cop" "Evidently she wasn't trained properly" "Why did she have to shoot him, all he did was punch her a couple of times" "Must have been scared or a coward, for her to shoot an unarmed man"
October 8, 201610 yr This officer needs to find a new line of work. We can't have an all male police force, or are you saying she should have shot him?
October 8, 201610 yr Police Officers often have to make split second decisions. If they hesitate, they could get themselves killed. Make a hasty decision and they may shoot someone who does not deserve to be shot. It's a thankless, dangerous job that is just getting worse each and every day.
October 8, 201610 yr There would be an investigation, as there should be with all officer involved shootings, and she'd be cleared of any wrong-doing. Before or after the riots?
October 8, 201610 yr It's the natural evolution. Before cell phones the bad cops were free to do what they wanted with impunity. Now they cannot do so as easily. You then have the good officers who make bad decisions (possibly the case in Tulsa). The fact they're good officers doesn't absolve them from their deadly bad decision. Officers will do what they've always done if they're good, strong officers. The others will have to be weeded out. Wow. I really don't want to live in your world.
October 8, 201610 yr What world is that? Apparently one where bad cops are called out and removed from the job.
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