KnyghtFall posted...More precincts and training grounds need to offer programs that help people see both sides.
I participated in one called Commissioner for a Day.
They threw our group into several scenarios with our weapons and challenged us to resolve things peacefully. In one, it was pitch black and all you heard was loud cursing and furniture being tossed. You had to neutralize the threat yet, keep the girlfriend safe.
The next was a robbery attempt. Two people had a weapons. You just arrived and didnt know who the perp was.
The last? Guy was determined to suicide by cop. Did everything he could to reach that inevitable conclusion.
Lots of armchair detectives in here could use something like this. Until you make an attempt to see it from both ends, your judgement will always be clouded.
>"Why are people bringing up other scenarios? Let's stick to this case please"
>*uses other scenarios to defend unrelated scenario*