video of police officer shot three times point blank range "Tell my family I love them"

[Loveshiscountry]

Originally Posted by Maccabee 2A

Any expert will tell you that a person can draw and shoot you before you even realize it.

Again. Any expert will tell you to make sure it is a gun before shooting.

It's a rule that takes priority over anything you've said and will say.

[Maccabee 2A]

Originally Posted by Loveshiscountry

Again. Any expert will tell you to make sure it is a gun before shooting.

It's a rule that takes priority over anything you've said and will say.

That only holds when that's the only factor. Officers operate on reasonable suspicion and probable cause. The officer had probable cause that he was pulling a gun.

[Loveshiscountry]

Originally Posted by Maccabee 2A

That only holds when that's the only factor.

No it doesn't. It always holds.

Originally Posted by Maccabee 2A

Officers operate on reasonable suspicion and probable cause. The officer had probable cause that he was pulling a gun.

Why because he said so? lol He didn't adhere to what I just posted.

That officer made a very bad mistake, He used poor judgement. He didn't even bother to take cover, just opened fire.

This wasn't the time to play it "safe' the officer wasn't in no mans land.

[Maccabee 2A]

Originally Posted by Loveshiscountry

No it doesn't. It always holds.

No it doesn't. The requirement is you must have every reason to believe that hehe's holding a weapon or about toto. You don't have to positively ID he has one.

Why because he said so? lol He didn't adhere to what I just posted.

That officer made a very bad mistake, He used poor judgement. He didn't even bother to take cover, just opened fire.

This wasn't the time to play it "safe' the officer wasn't in no mans land.

He had every reason to believe he was about to pull a weapon. This video illustrates how hard cops have it.


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FYSsCaUFexw