Benny, please read what I bolded on the post above where you quoted me. Wishing drug users would shoot at police is very Anti LEO IMO. What do you take it as, good training for police? Wtf? I am not saying I agree with what happened in the video, but honestly I dont know that I would have done much different.
Someone please tell me what response they would have taken since everyone is so critical of this officer? Please, do not say that I would not have used a no knock warrant to start, stick with the situation given.
Benny, please read what I bolded on the post above where you quoted me. Wishing drug users would shoot at police is very Anti LEO IMO. What do you take it as, good training for police? Wtf? I am not saying I agree with what happened in the video, but honestly I dont know that I would have done much different.
Someone please tell me what response they would have taken since everyone is so critical of this officer? Please, do not say that I would not have used a no knock warrant to start, stick with the situation given.
Benny, please read what I bolded on the post above where you quoted me. Wishing drug users would shoot at police is very Anti LEO IMO. What do you take it as, good training for police? Wtf? I am not saying I agree with what happened in the video, but honestly I dont know that I would have done much different.
Someone please tell me what response they would have taken since everyone is so critical of this officer? Please, do not say that I would not have used a no knock warrant to start, stick with the situation given.
Should the police officer on lead allow the man to bash his head in with a golf club, because the man was confused? I am in no way advocating the use of no knock warrants on a regular basis, however I do I think they have their place. I think the requirements for no knock warrants should have to meet certain factors before one can be issued, but this is a legislative issue not an LEO issue. I heard Police searchwarrant very loud and clear twice while kicking in the door, not to mention the numerous others yelling searchwarrant.
yep, and search warrant isnt the same as POLICE. and anyone can shout police after they kick in my door. someone better be showing some ID fast.It took five seconds from the first shout of "Police Search Warrant!" until the first shot.
The first two seconds they were yelling outside the door. The door opens, they yell "Search Warrant" and two seconds later they shoot.
The guy looks like he was coming from another room. It's likely he didn't hear what they were yelling outside.
This makes me wonder, if I run into your home while it is dark, with a tac light on my gun pointing it at you, yelling "Police, search warrant"...
You should do what?
Lay on the ground, and put your hands on your head?
You definitely better not be armed, even with a golf club, because for all you know I might be the police.
That video was very anti-Non LEO.
That was horrible training; he was standing in the ****ing doorway with a golf club and everyone was armed and wearing helmets.
I don't think it's wise for citizens to "start shooting back" and wouldn't "wish" it, but I'd be OK with that guy being alive and the shooter dead.
explain to me how he is charging the police in this video when he is an batters stance???
Please read this thread, the post you quoted from me about being ANTI LEO was directed at a member who stated he wished that drug users would start shooting at police. MY COMMENTS from that post are directed towards that members comments. My comments made to you address that members comments also, NOT the video.
Thanks
My training comment was directed at the member who wished that drug users would shoot at police, NOT the video.
What do you take it as, good training for police? Wtf?
As a retired LEO I believe that what I saw in that video was a clearly defined case of premeditated murder.
Something tells me that jurors in a lawsuit will see the same thing.
As a retired LEO I believe that what I saw in that video was a clearly defined case of premeditated murder.
Something tells me that jurors in a lawsuit will see the same thing.
He did stop, I agree, my mistake. However, please tell me what you do when you are in a batters stance? Could it be reasonable to assume that he is in a postion preparing to hit something?
As a retired LEO I believe that what I saw in that video was a clearly defined case of premeditated murder.
Something tells me that jurors in a lawsuit will see the same thing.
I read the thread and knew exactly what you were talking about. In this situation, it's too bad that he didn't have a firearm to defend himself from those murderers.
If that is the case, I'm not sure what you were trying to say...
What does this mean?