I have no sympathy for anyone that is shot by the police
While going for a firearm
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QuixoticSoul · 41-45, M
@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout Instructions don't always make sense. Ever try crawling on the ground with your hands in the air and your legs crossed? Fucking that up got a dude shot in Arizona.
And sometimes they're weirdly loaded. A cop pulled a gun on me in Ohio when he asked if I have any ID and I interpreted that as a request to get it.
So yeah, not always that cut in dry in US. But it's a dangerous job for the cops here too, I can see being touchy.
And sometimes they're weirdly loaded. A cop pulled a gun on me in Ohio when he asked if I have any ID and I interpreted that as a request to get it.
So yeah, not always that cut in dry in US. But it's a dangerous job for the cops here too, I can see being touchy.
Xuan12 · 31-35, M
In rare cases I do. I heard of one guy who the SWAT team killed when he was holding his sidearm. Sounds bad, but as it turns out the SWAT team had hit the wrong house. The poor bastard probably just grabbed his sidearm because he heard the door bust down.
Harley4Life · M
@Xuan12 i can agree with that
ViciDraco · 36-40, M
@katielass the fact that it is becoming so is what is so terrifying. The fact that someone who has done literally nothing wrong has to stop and think that a cop may shoot for a behavior that is almost automatic to them is terrifying. Would you stop to ask the cop if you could breath or blink? If you are disabled long enough, these become automatic actions like that.
The police need better training. Training that teaches them to not fear the public they are supposed to serve and protect so much.
The police need better training. Training that teaches them to not fear the public they are supposed to serve and protect so much.