bucs90
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No cop is expected to give up his life needlesslyWhat is wrong with withdrawing if the situation is not safe? Only on TV do cops rush into a shootoutLooks like they are being trained to fully assess the situation before they rush inNo I didnt. It's exactly what it says.
But....if a Baltimore cop is approaching a dangerous thug like....say....a Michael Brown...why escape? His job is to arrest him. Not run from him.
Baltimore is about to graduate a class of recruits literally being trained to run away from thugs when it gets dangerous.
Thugs are smiling at this news!
Yep....and to run away when it looks dangerous.
I hope someday a thug with a gun breaks into your home and is trying to harm you. And a cop is hiding behind a tree...across the street....waiting for lots of backup. Who are all busy on calls. But HEY...at least your attacker won't be unfairly harmed!!
In real life, they call for backup
WHAT??? Are you serious? You're saying...if someone is gunning down kids in a school...cops should wait for backup? Thats what they did at Columbine. And kids died. THAT'S WHAT'S WRONG. I'm sickened that you don't get that.
You say cops dont "rush onto a shootout" that it only happens on TV? WOW. That's flat out wrong. Cops go towards gunfire. Because gunfire means innocent people could be dying.
Virginia Tech.
9/11
Texas terror attacks
LA rampage
North Hollywood rampage
Aurora theater shooting
I can make a massive list of incidents where cops immediately ran into gunfire and/or terror attacks.
I guess you think they should pause and wait for backup. And hey....maybe a liberal professor to advise them on how to handle the situation too.
Only on TV and movies do cops rush in, guns a blazing, and rescue innocent citizens while they take out the bad guy with one shot
You cannot be serious. That statement is so absurd I'm not sure I can respond.