http://www.thedailybeast.com/article...kill-him.html;
If he attacked the cops that's one thing, if they shot him dead because he wouldn't drop the knife, they should be put in jail
http://www.thedailybeast.com/article...kill-him.html;
If he attacked the cops that's one thing, if they shot him dead because he wouldn't drop the knife, they should be put in jail
Stockholm, more densely populated than NYC - sturg
They killed a guy who killed himself?
thank you weso1!
Interesting.Originally Posted by weso1
"Yes, I did think Aldrich was good UNTIL I SAW HIM PLAY. "- thethe
Sorry for the title, tried to editorialize the title down from the longer one, obviously it didn't work
Stockholm, more densely populated than NYC - sturg
Sadly, yes.In a phone interview with Commander Chuck Mulligan of the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office, The Daily Beast asked if it was standard procedure to bring assault rifles, but not mental-health professionals, to a scene where someone is suicidal.
"For all his tattooings he was on the whole a clean, comely looking cannibal."
If he was actually alive before they killed him, the story will be whether he attempted to attack them or not. Of course the family thinks he didn't.
"Yes, I did think Aldrich was good UNTIL I SAW HIM PLAY. "- thethe
You never even ****ing read the article of course. Even the Sheriffs admit to have shot him. Stop being a twat.
Stockholm, more densely populated than NYC - sturg
Your reading comprehension is pretty bad.
"Yes, I did think Aldrich was good UNTIL I SAW HIM PLAY. "- thethe
Gun is a gun. Wouldn't have mattered once the officers decided to fire.
Ivermectin Man
My comment / disappointment has a lot more to do with the lack of mental-health professionals than the type of gun. On the latter, I largely agree that parsing calibre and automation can be an empty exercise.
"For all his tattooings he was on the whole a clean, comely looking cannibal."
Not sure how departments can afford one, but would be certainly nice to have.
"Yes, I did think Aldrich was good UNTIL I SAW HIM PLAY. "- thethe
Gosh, how indeed?
Don't understand how they couldn't !!
You would advise against bringing protection in responding to someone that is mentally unstable? I get your general point about wanting to bring in a mental health professional, but I fail to see how a mentally unstable person with a weapon shouldn't be considered a threat.
thethe (05-28-2015)
How's about he doesn't have a firearm weapon - methinks if
a) he didnt have a gun
b) we wouldn't need a team of good guys with guns then
c) we could afford a mental health specialist that specializes in suicide threats.
Speaking of flush with money
Wondering
a) how much it costs to arm and man a SWAT Team
b) how often does a community actually need a SWAT Team
c) are SWAT Teams really the most cost effective means of policing
"You would advise against bringing protection in responding to someone that is mentally unstable?"
I haven't seen anyone advocate not coming prepared for the worst. But a SWAT Team vs a suicide threat -- c'mon man
It was a Suicide by cop. The guy started to charge the cop who unfortunately had to protect himself.
Last edited by Krgrecw; 05-28-2015 at 10:18 PM.
Based on what evidence?
Stockholm, more densely populated than NYC - sturg
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