Hands up Dont Shoot activist put in a cops perspective...

[gilesfan]

http://bearingarms.com/hands-dont-shoot-activist-guns-unarmed-man-thankful-experience/

 

[goldfly]

all of them can be done without lethal force

not shocking that people that have no training don't know how to act in those scenarios

 

[Krgrecw]

also not shocking that people that arent cops, and don't have to deal with the crap they deal with on a daily basis can tell Cops how to do thier job.

 

[zitothebrave]

also not shocking that people that arent cops, and don't have to deal with the crap they deal with on a daily basis can tell Cops how to do thier job.

Well, correct me if I'm wrong, but Cops are public employees, the public can tell them how to do their jobs as they pay their salaries.

 

[gilesfan]

Well, correct me if I'm wrong, but Cops are public employees, the public can tell them how to do their jobs as they pay their salaries.

I think you failed gov't

 

[zitothebrave]

I think you failed gov't

No I think government failed us.

People always criticize public employees because that's where their money is going. Hell they do it with private employees too. I'm sure some here who're saying cops shouldn't be criticized criticize teachers despite never having taught a day in their life.

 

[goldfly]

also not shocking that people that arent cops, and don't have to deal with the crap they deal with on a daily basis can tell Cops how to do thier job.

so, what part do you disagree with either of my 2 statements to retort with that?

saying it is a hard job isn't good enough btw to me.

 

[gilesfan]

http://www.fox10phoenix.com/story/2...l-moments-before-man-killed-flagstaff-officer

Here is the body camera shot of a police officer.