@NevadaLiberty64@CollinRugg And you also won’t become the next Derek Chauvin, begging for mercy, while being stabbed over and over. Poetic justice. He was as big a thug as Floyd.
@KingTruth059@VCradier A lot more people are bitten, and carry life-long scars. This is especially true of children. I—and most states—support the use of deadly force if attacked by an aggressive dog, but this seems a bit over the top.
@SoterMt@YALiberty True, but maybe police need a better vetting process. We don’t need cops who are THAT jumpy. That’s how many innocent men get killed. Cops have a dangerous job, but they MUST be held accountable when they make SERIOUS mistakes.
@SOLibertarian@YALiberty Supposedly served 2 tours in Afghanistan or Iraq, but saw no combat. As in any war, a large percentage of people who are legitimately ID’d as combat vets never actually engaged anyone in combat. Example: Most combat vet dentists never saw combat.
@trueElDerecho@YALiberty If he had, in fact, been in possession of a weapon inside the patrol SUV, I would have fired him for a half-ass pat down search. If they suspected a weapon, their pat down should have been EXTRA thorough. Of course, no weapon; cop overreacted.
@Maddmedik78@YALiberty Correction! He wasn’t shooting at air, by any means. He was shooting at—and hitting—his patrol car, with a handcuffed and unarmed man in the back.
@JoeyMannarinoUS I don’t know if the sergeant did something to provoke this woman, but I want that other cop on my team!!! In all fairness to sarge, don’t call him a wimp. You can plainly see he was going in to stop her, but the other cop dropped her at the same time.
@JoeyMannarinoUS It is interesting. Don’t get the “risk of being Derek Chauvined” comment, though. As long as he didn’t sit on her for 9 minutes, he wouldn’t be Derek Chauvined. That part of your post made no sense, but thanks for the video.
@RadioGenoa@Hetherz808 I applaud her willingness to be a pioneer. It isn’t always easy. Hopefully her statement about the Finns is just an observation & not a complaint. Of course there are more Finns.
@BhaktSanatani_@RadioGenoa Glad he didn’t punch her, like so many guys do. I don’t know what happened that led up to this, but we generally shouldn’t but putting our hands on women (or anyone else). He risked fracturing her skull with the leg sweep.
@757Cam@ianmiles Not completely, because the cops didn’t know who else could be in there. If the woman shot at them, or attempted to, I would agree with you. I can’t see laying down that kind of firepower when you have no idea of what the situation is.
@wcat30 @noahb2406@thesavvybox@_bukason@PicturesFoIder Hurling bodily fluids on people can also potentially lead to transmission of different diseases. In some states it can be classified as a felony, especially if it gets in the mouth, eyes or open wounds.