Law Enforcement Reaction Times and Resisting Arrest
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Great video and explanation for a rational thinking person. Problem is, we aren't dealing with rational people when we have discussions about the quick decisions our law enforcement officers are required to make.
Very enlightening. Unfortunately, it takes a little common sense too understand. Stuff the left has little of.
Excellent. Thats why, when I get pulled over, I always keep both hands in plain view, usually with license in one hand and registration and insurance card in the other. If its dark and Im SURE its legit police I flip in the dome light. Make him comfortable and things usually go much better.
At every interaction with a PO there is a gun present.......the one the PO is carrying.
The public thinks "Why don't they just wrestle?"
Well if the PO loses the capacity to secure his gun bad things happen....
Chesna responded to the threat but a lucky rock throw incapacitated him.
If there is a problem in any of this I fault those that have received no scrutiny.........the elected officials.
They allow the revolving door CJ system to operate.
If there is anything lacking in police training it's firearms.
Sure everyone gets their yearly qual shooting at a milk bottle but where is the threat recognition, shoot/no shoot scenarios, situations to determine if you react to "bias" or if you evaluate facts, stress inoculation through passing through a "House of Horrors" with real threats and immediate feedback.
They won't pay for it.
The public thinks "Why don't they just wrestle?"
Well if the PO loses the capacity to secure his gun bad things happen....
‘An awful day in Weymouth': What we know about the fatal shooting of police officer Michael Chesna and a local woman
Weymouth police officer Michael Chesna’s shift on Sunday was almost over when he was killed.Working midnight to 8 a.m., he responded with his fellow officers after the Weymouth Police Department began searching the area around South Shore Hospital for a suspect who had been spotted leaving the...
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Chesna responded to the threat but a lucky rock throw incapacitated him.
If there is a problem in any of this I fault those that have received no scrutiny.........the elected officials.
They allow the revolving door CJ system to operate.
If there is anything lacking in police training it's firearms.
Sure everyone gets their yearly qual shooting at a milk bottle but where is the threat recognition, shoot/no shoot scenarios, situations to determine if you react to "bias" or if you evaluate facts, stress inoculation through passing through a "House of Horrors" with real threats and immediate feedback.
They won't pay for it.
I really have come to hate the term common sense.
It is very fucking uncommon when interacting with the vast majority of sheeple.
It is very fucking uncommon when interacting with the vast majority of sheeple.
When I am confronted by law enforcement, I punch myself in the face and make loud squealing noises. That immediately puts them at ease and defuses a tense situation.
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