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If you noticed though, he fired at the armed suspect and killed it like normal. He waited for a murderer to have a weapon he considered "lower value" IE: The Knife, and decided to put on the attachment and do it. It's really all based on perception and the ability to comprehend a situation - if...

Generally because they did something defining to make them not worthy of being treated like a human. They have to re-earn that right and if they do they can be released I don't care. But it's not something you just freely give after they did something to make you put them in there to begin with...

You can't just say that over and over, it just makes you seem like you copy pasted it for another easy point score. We like intelligent conversations here, not just "No way cost efficient" twice over when I give a legitimate reasoning and point you to a second post.

They can hold it against you no matter how long it goes. Being safe and living is better than getting life-long injuries in a temporary brash/rash sense of "Justice" for fighting them. Plus, it just feels better to take the road of umbrage.

I have to agree with Bainsworth, they should both be locked up so they could realize they're not there for themselves they're there to provide an impartial (Judges end) verdict on how well the (Lawyer) speaks and presents his case. It should never escalate into violence. If it does, where is the...

I'm into the abolishing of this myself. It will only lead to both the police and occupant getting injured or at the very least, very pissed off enough to sue the district of (wherever) for invasion of home privacy, etc... it's a very legal-tangled road. Plus, if they're that concerned about...

That is a valid point, which is why I made another thread about cops being able to apply for grants for equipment. You should check it out; I don't believe cops to be any different when asking for money then a school kid for college, or for a surgery you need. People ask for money for everything...

I still don't feel weapons of any type should be allowed on any campus or school grounds. It sets a bad precedence for the youth to be desensitized at a young age. It'll only hurt down the road.

We don't have the death sentence in a few of the states here, mine not included. Which is where he is. So a trial would just put him in jail for awhile and he wouldn't get his help answered, would end up taking time and money we shouldn't fund into his stay (where he went) just to kill him in...

@Ringo, that was the proper usage of calling the cops. When threatened by a weapon in school grounds (or even not) it's wise to call in help even if they yell at for being the "Boy who cried wolf" (if nothing happened.) It's always better to be safe then sorry. I have helped people break up...

I doubt it too, at least WILLINGLY. Most mothers would defend their sons even if they committed murder, it's the parental feeling - EVEN if it is (and it is) wrong. This mother must have some pre-existing beef with her son if she didn't know he was already wanted.

Well hopefully he has a competent staff now, of properly trained and weighted people. My question is what does one qualify as "Overweight"? Does it have to be going the way of obesity before we call it overweight? I see plenty of "Chunky" cops that can still run down a perp plenty fine.

Indeed, it opens up eyes that were previously closed to this situation, myself included. Most people just brush this stuff off like "It can never happen to me" Newsflash It can. It's better to prepare now and ahead of time for when the time comes.

This. Or, they are in very PEAK physical conditioning, and you can tell they take their job WAY too seriously - trying to act all "Hollywood" cop on a situation that requires kid gloves. The worse stereotype is doughnuts, though. Everyone loves doughnuts, if you can eat them (and digest them...

I find if there isn't a type of mediator that the hostility will sit there unresolved and just boil over and then you'll have issues again down the line. If not be an immediate superior, than at least by fighting. And nobody should fight their brothers and sisters, when we need to be fighting...

I don't know how you manage to find some of the worst filth out there, but continue to do so. These need to be brought to light. These are creepy not only because they're true, but because people like this are doing this all over the world. This isn't the first time, just a highly documented...

Issues between officers should be handled by their immediate superior. Failing that, avoiding them is a good way to do it as well, tried and true method. But it solves nothing in the long run, so tradeoffs. I'd imagine you could handle on a per-person basis as everyone WILL be different in how...

This is the truth of it all. They should all just be used as a deterrent - a magic wand you can wave and it averts crises and situations. It's not to be used as it's proper self; a firearm. It's symbolic really. Don't use it unless in cases of self-defense as my teacher always said.

Shocked nobody has any input on this. Kids can file for student grants. Adults can file for go-back-to-school grants. Cops should be able to put in a request for a grant for better gear or cruisers. Perhaps enough funds to host a fundraiser and get some local donations (more realistic) but it...

I think we should find him and light him on fire for an extended period of time. Eye for an eye and all of that. He deserves it. And then some jailtime. STRANGER DANGER STRANGER DANGER Grab your Pal's Hand Don't accept funky candy Don't talk to weird men on the other side of fences.