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Topic	cop abruptly stops walking in front of protester so the protestor walks into him
MarqueeSeries 06/14/20 3:57:11 PM #129:	RadiantAdolin posted... MarqueeSeries posted... Honestly, imagine if cops were well trained and held accountable enough to actually protect and serve. He could have easily turned around, and had a talk with the dude. There was absolutely no reason to arrest him, much less for that many dudes to jump in Honestly, he could've just ignored it and moved on, too This as well. Determining when and when not to engage should be considered safety training for cops. I remember a story I heard about a vet that was making food for people at a park after some hurricane. Cop rolls up, tells him he's gotta go, what he's doing is illegal. The vet holds his hands out to motion to be cuffed, then puts them behind his back. The cop basically tells him that the guy taking over his shift might not be so understanding, and to just be gone by his shift change, and leaves. That choice saved his life, because the guy had a weapon in the back of his waistband, and would have killed that cop. Not every situation requires engagement. --- Posted with GameRaven 3.5.2 <cite>MarqueeSeries posted [p:940666784] in cop abrupt... [t:78770755]...</cite> <quote>RadiantAdolin posted...</cite> <quote>MarqueeSeries posted... </cite> <quote> Honestly, imagine if cops were well trained and held accountable enough to actually protect and serve. He could have easily turned around, and had a talk with the dude. There was absolutely no reason to arrest him, much less for that many dudes to jump in</quote>Honestly, he could've just ignored it and moved on, too</quote> This as well. Determining when and when not to engage should be considered safety training for cops. I remember a story I heard about a vet that was making food for people at a park after some hurricane. Cop rolls up, tells him he's gotta go, what he's doing is illegal. The vet holds his hands out to motion to be cuffed, then puts them behind his back. The cop basically tells him that the guy taking over his shift might not be so understanding, and to just be gone by his shift change, and leaves. That choice saved his life, because the guy had a weapon in the back of his waistband, and would have killed that cop. Not every situation requires engagement. --- Posted with GameRaven 3.5.2</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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