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Anthony · 07-19-2010, 09:41 AM

For what it's worth. This is the background on the Perp shot.

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Oakland police Officer Jeff Thomason said Collins had been arrested in the past for prior incidents of assaults on officers, terrorist threats and resisting arrest. Collins had also been placed in psychological evaluation at least once for his involvement in those incidents, Thomason said.

Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/articl...#ixzz0u9A1RX6B

Amputate Your Head · 07-19-2010, 09:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Anthony

For what it's worth. This is the background on the Perp shot.

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Oakland police Officer Jeff Thomason said Collins had been arrested in the past for prior incidents of assaults on officers, terrorist threats and resisting arrest. Collins had also been placed in psychological evaluation at least once for his involvement in those incidents, Thomason said.

Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/articl...#ixzz0u9A1RX6B

But they didn't know that at the time. He could've been an accountant for all they knew.

Anthony · 07-19-2010, 09:49 AM

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But they didn't know that at the time. He could've been an accountant for all they knew.

An accountant lunging at you with a knife in each hand is equally as dangerous as a loony lunging at you with a knife in each hand.

No difference.

Except the accountant could probably do your taxes better.

The point I'm trying to make, you have a split second to react. Do it to live.

Amputate Your Head · 07-19-2010, 09:51 AM

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An accountant lunging at you with a knife in each hand is equally as dangerous as a loony lunging at you with a knife in each hand.

No difference.

Agreed. That's why his being mentally ill or having prior incidents is irrelevant at this point. They didn't know it before, and now that he's dead it doesn't matter. You're just trying to demonize the guy after the fact by posting up his priors.

EDIT: What I mean is, his past is irrelevant because they weren't aware of it at the time of the shooting. For all they knew at the time, he could have been a day trader or something just having a bad day. And because there's no video, do we really even know that he was "coming at them" with a knife? Maybe he was pulling it out to put it down. Maybe he was staggering from the two taser shots, versus "coming at them".

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We'll likely never know anything other than what the police tell us, and as we know, that could literally be anything.

Anthony · 07-19-2010, 09:57 AM

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Agreed. That's why his being mentally ill or having prior incidents is irrelevant at this point. They didn't know it before, and now that he's dead it doesn't matter. You're just trying to demonize the guy after the fact by posting up his priors.

Not at all Amp, I'm trying to make the example that you don't know what you are going up against, and if he's lunging at you with a knife in both hands, it doesn't matter if he's a loony, accountant, or priest.

He's coming to kill you, and let's face it, he brought knives to a gun fight, and HE'S STILL COMING AT YOU. To me, that means he's got nothing to lose and will take me if not someone down with him.

I will shoot till he isn't attacking anymore.

Anthony · 07-19-2010, 09:57 AM

Doc, btw there's no ammo shortage around my parts. 9mm, .40, .45 anyways.

Sly · 07-19-2010, 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Amputate Your Head

Agreed. That's why his being mentally ill or having prior incidents is irrelevant at this point. They didn't know it before, and now that he's dead it doesn't matter. You're just trying to demonize the guy after the fact by posting up his priors.

He was a man walking around an urban center with a knife that concerned others, he resisted arrest, and he charged the officers with a knife. You're right, we don't need to know his past to demonize the guy.

Ross · 07-19-2010, 09:59 AM

Why would you pull out 2 knives and charge at Cops, Cops that you KNOW are armed and can VERY easily take you down??

Amp I get all your arguements, I read them all, but seriously man think about it for a second. Someone calls the Cops on this guy, ok he might not have done anything wrong, but as far as the Police are concerned they get a call about an armed man.

So they catch up to him and he takes off, instantly the Cops are thinking he has something to hide, not ideal but its the way human nature is unfortunately. So they try to subdue the suspect to get him under Police control, doesn't work. Then he pulls out not 1, but two knives and begins to run towards armed Police officers.... Tell me if you were a Cop, what would you do in that situation? The guy could have been harmless, but why is he walking down the street with 2 knives?

Sorry but I side with the so called sheep on this one, if I were a Cop with a family at home, last thing I need is my kids growing up without a daddy, the guy is going down. That coming from someone who doesn't agree with Guns and all citizens being armed btw.

Amputate Your Head · 07-19-2010, 10:00 AM

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He's coming to kill you, and let's face it, he brought knives to a gun fight, and HE'S STILL COMING AT YOU. To me, that means he's got nothing to lose and will take me if not someone down with him.

I will shoot till he isn't attacking anymore.

Yes, but this assumes that we take the police version as fact. What if he was just not fully cognitive anymore from the tasers and they misjudged his movements as an attack. They'd never admit to that, so the story from the cops is to be taken for what it's worth.

Anthony · 07-19-2010, 10:03 AM

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Yes, but this assumes that we take the police version as fact. What if he was just not fully cognitive anymore from the tasers and they misjudged his movements as an attack. They'd never admit to that, so the story from the cops is to be taken for what it's worth.

Like I said earlier Amp, I can't comment on that, as I wasn't there, and we both know there's 3 sides to every story.

But to comment on your post, pulling out knives after being tasered twice isn't something a sane person would do. Don't you agree?

Amputate Your Head · 07-19-2010, 10:04 AM

Meh... this is all just speculation anyway. We'll never know for certain what went down. But there's a lot of good-good feedback and points-of-view in here for sure. If he really did actually go after them with his knife, then sure... I suppose he got what is to be expected. If he didn't, he's dead just the same. They've already moved on to shooting other people, so time for me to move on too.

Anthony · 07-19-2010, 10:06 AM

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Meh... this is all just speculation anyway. We'll never know for certain what went down. But there's a lot of good-good feedback and points-of-view in here for sure. If he really did actually go after them with his knife, then sure... I suppose he got what is to be expected. If he didn't, he's dead just the same. They've already moved on to shooting other people, so time for me to move on too.

Yep, thanks for a great debate, and more people should think the same way. Question everything.

Personally, I think the Police have way too much power and not enough oversight.

Amputate Your Head · 07-19-2010, 10:07 AM

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Like I said earlier Amp, I can't comment on that, as I wasn't there, and we both know there's 3 sides to every story.

But to comment on your post, pulling out knives after being tasered twice isn't something a sane person would do. Don't you agree?

Well, he had endurance, that's for sure. Might be a stretch but after two taserings, sanity is probably out the window by then already.

mizmiz · 07-19-2010, 10:44 AM

I know it sounds stupid but what the fuck is a BART COP ?

Anthony · 07-19-2010, 10:45 AM

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I know it sounds stupid but what the fuck is a BART COP ?

Bay Area Rapid Transit. Back in the early 90's, I loved riding it. It was clean, and the best way to go see an A's game.

TheDoc · 07-19-2010, 10:49 AM

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If you actually hunt bird with a bow, what kind of arrow do you use? I have tried a couple out but not really gotten comfortable with any of them.

I was taught at the age of 17 how to hunt bird with a bow. The type of arrow, I don't recall the brand/name, however depending on the bird the arrow head was flat with a stopper, like a punch or a small protruded tip with a stopper on bigger birds. I couldn't really recommend anything to you.

However what I learned with this is being steady, dealing with the dump of adrenaline to stay steady... knowing you have the shot, taking one shot because that's all you have, and committing to the line you selected.

It's not easy... but when your already in the ready, it's just about committing to it. A gun, makes it that much easier and more sure of it too.

mizmiz · 07-19-2010, 10:51 AM

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Bay Area Rapid Transit. Back in the early 90's, I loved riding it. It was clean, and the best way to go see an A's game.

Fuck you motha fucker

brassmonkey · 07-19-2010, 10:54 AM

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Fuck you motha fucker

he answered the question its public transit.

mizmiz · 07-19-2010, 11:00 AM

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he answered the question its public transit.

I thought he was laughin at me. Im taking another dose of lamicital.

Anthony · 07-19-2010, 11:00 AM

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I thought he was laughin at me. Im taking another dose of lamicital.

No worries.

ottopottomouse · 07-19-2010, 12:03 PM

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Personally, I think the Police have way too much power and not enough oversight.

What goes on after they have shot someone?

Over here if they fire their gun they then seem to get taken off duty while someone decides if they right to do so. Is having to shoot someone such an everyday thing over there that it's just ask for a few new bullets next time you go on duty and carry on?

Amputate Your Head · 07-19-2010, 12:07 PM

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What goes on after they have shot someone?

Over here if they fire their gun they then seem to get taken off duty while someone decides if they right to do so. Is having to shoot someone such an everyday thing over there that it's just ask for a few new bullets next time you go on duty and carry on?

It's a case-by case thing. With the Oscar Grant killing, the guy resigned and took off for Nevada. The shooting on Saturday of the knife guy was multiple cops, so I'm sure they just got ammo refills and carried on. Same with the freeway shootout yesterday.

TheDoc · 07-19-2010, 12:47 PM

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Then you are talking pure anecdotal evidence. One shot, one kill only applies to Snipers, and every defensive and tactical firearm course I've taken, the myth of one shot, one stop is abused and laughed at. You keep firing till you are safe, especially with 9mm. Empirical data fully supports this training in this manner.

The FBI uses one scenario where a Perp is shot twice center mass, fires back and kills the police officer. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/m...3/ai_n7577583/

There is a plethora of evidence of police officers unloading their clips and only hitting once. I remember my first firearms instructor telling me he got into a fire fight inside of an elevator, less than 5 feet from each other and they both missed before he could disarm the other guy.

Basing how a firefight would unfold without knowing the variables, behind your monitor, that's crazy. And frankly I'm surprised that you would post what you did considering you've been in combat and know if anything can go wrong, it will.

I wasn't a snipper, did do some training but I was SRT and police and military police trained, all times trained one shot, one kill. 9mm was just one type of gun we had, normally for gate/guard duty.

Law enforcement officers are trained to shoot until the threat is stopped, not to shoot to kill. You can look it up in any manual, training manual or motto used. One shot one kill is a training element, shooting 3 rapid bursts increase your chances of missing, greatly.

They train center mass due to stress, because when "you're being fired back at" you tend to panic... not because some guy is 20+ feet away that you already know has knives in hand.

I have a friend that got shot 16 times point blank with an AK47, maybe we should have cops shoot 17 times just to be sure the guy is dead?

Here is one reason why multiple officers should not be allowed to take multiple shots, we're in a huge ammo shortage in our Country - It's wasted rounds when one shot from a .45 will take down a horse, let alone a man.

If you stand 2 feet from a dart board you can't hit shit, doesn't make a diff how good you are - if you backup to 10 feet you can what you aim for. This wasn't a gun fight in a elevator, it was a stand off with police drawn down on him, in the ready... and on target.

Being trained, I can easily see what took place.

milambur · 07-19-2010, 01:07 PM

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I was taught at the age of 17 how to hunt bird with a bow. The type of arrow, I don't recall the brand/name, however depending on the bird the arrow head was flat with a stopper, like a punch or a small protruded tip with a stopper on bigger birds. I couldn't really recommend anything to you.

However what I learned with this is being steady, dealing with the dump of adrenaline to stay steady... knowing you have the shot, taking one shot because that's all you have, and committing to the line you selected.

It's not easy... but when your already in the ready, it's just about committing to it. A gun, makes it that much easier and more sure of it too.

That's what I have tried and a small game head as well. Think I'll just stick with a shotgun when it comes to flying birds, bow is too fucking hard.

Kiopa_Matt · 07-19-2010, 02:14 PM

Is it just me, or does it seem like transit cops are killing more people than SWAT teams these days?

sexdatesj · 07-19-2010, 02:21 PM

this thread is GAY and USELESS..

Anthony · 07-19-2010, 02:32 PM

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I wasn't a snipper, did do some training but I was SRT and police and military police trained, all times trained one shot, one kill. 9mm was just one type of gun we had, normally for gate/guard duty.

Law enforcement officers are trained to shoot until the threat is stopped, not to shoot to kill. You can look it up in any manual, training manual or motto used. One shot one kill is a training element, shooting 3 rapid bursts increase your chances of missing, greatly.

They train center mass due to stress, because when "you're being fired back at" you tend to panic... not because some guy is 20+ feet away that you already know has knives in hand.

Dont' get what you are arguing about, center mass is the largest target, and you keep shooting till he drops once the attacks happens. Adrenal dump is adrenal dump, and if you have your firearm unholstered and someone attacks you with knives you don't fire one and hope it stops him, you fire till he stops. This is common sense, and I have zero clue why you want to argue semantics.

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I have a friend that got shot 16 times point blank with an AK47, maybe we should have cops shoot 17 times just to be sure the guy is dead?

Red Herring and frankly makes no sense.

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Here is one reason why multiple officers should not be allowed to take multiple shots, we're in a huge ammo shortage in our Country - It's wasted rounds when one shot from a .45 will take down a horse, let alone a man.

With all due respect, if I was one of the cops and I had a guy coming at me with a knife in each hand, I dont' give a flying fuck what ammo shortage we're in. I'm going to live. This is a weak argument point you keep bringing up again and again. I'm sure anyone in fear of their live in this situation is going to stop and think about the alledged ammo shortage.

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If you stand 2 feet from a dart board you can't hit shit, doesn't make a diff how good you are - if you backup to 10 feet you can what you aim for. This wasn't a gun fight in a elevator, it was a stand off with police drawn down on him, in the ready... and on target.

Being trained, I can easily see what took place.

Again, no idea what your analogy means, and you took my example of "close quarters gun fight" severely out of context to further your agenda.

Being trained and being there are two different things. And frankly, I've lost some respect for you in this thread. You are arguing a loosing position and to bolster it you use anecdotal evidence.

charlie g · 07-19-2010, 06:32 PM

This is a poor example of the use of excessive force. The man was not randomly pulled over and harassed; someone called the police. He had 2 knives. Not even Davy Crockett carried 2 knives. He was still aggressive even after non lethal means were used to subdue.

For those with a beef with police brutality this case is not the one you should cite. There are plenty of other cases you could use to illustrate some cops are douche bags.

TheDoc · 07-19-2010, 06:57 PM

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Dont' get what you are arguing about, center mass is the largest target, and you keep shooting till he drops once the attacks happens. Adrenal dump is adrenal dump, and if you have your firearm unholstered and someone attacks you with knives you don't fire one and hope it stops him, you fire till he stops. This is common sense, and I have zero clue why you want to argue semantics..

I'm not arguing, I'm telling you what was trained and taught to me. We are trained, told and taught to shoot to stop the threat, and not shoot to kill. Those are very different things. The reason is very simple, your job is to protect the people 'first' - that includes the crazy ones.

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With all due respect, if I was one of the cops and I had a guy coming at me with a knife in each hand, I dont' give a flying fuck what ammo shortage we're in. I'm going to live. This is a weak argument point you keep bringing up again and again. I'm sure anyone in fear of their live in this situation is going to stop and think about the alledged ammo shortage.

That's called regulations and it's one of many officers often have to deal with. It is something to think about, because they put in at least 5 rounds to many into a person, rounds that could be used to actually save a cops life that was in danger at another time, rounds other stations throughout our Country could have used.

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Again, no idea what your analogy means, and you took my example of "close quarters gun fight" severely out of context to further your agenda.

Wouldn't giving such an example of a close quarters gun fight actually further your agenda to try and make this situation relate to your view point?

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Being trained and being there are two different things. And frankly, I've lost some respect for you in this thread. You are arguing a loosing position and to bolster it you use anecdotal evidence.

Exactly, these people train for this situation, and these weren't beat cops - chances are they have gone through similar situations before along with the training. Probably like the several I have personally been through, being that most Military bases allow knives but not guns. But no reason to discuss those, we have different rules.

I never asked for your respect... I haven't given any out, so no reason to take any in.

Helix · 07-19-2010, 07:02 PM

I would have shot him too.

Anthony · 07-19-2010, 07:17 PM

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I'm not arguing, I'm telling you what was trained and taught to me. We are trained, told and taught to shoot to stop the threat, and not shoot to kill. Those are very different things. The reason is very simple, your job is to protect the people 'first' - that includes the crazy ones.

That's called regulations and it's one of many officers often have to deal with. It is something to think about, because they put in at least 5 rounds to many into a person, rounds that could be used to actually save a cops life that was in danger at another time, rounds other stations throughout our Country could have used.

Wouldn't giving such an example of a close quarters gun fight actually further your agenda to try and make this situation relate to your view point?

Exactly, these people train for this situation, and these weren't beat cops - chances are they have gone through similar situations before along with the training. Probably like the several I have personally been through, being that most Military bases allow knives but not guns. But no reason to discuss those, we have different rules.

I never asked for your respect... I haven't given any out, so no reason to take any in.

I'm actually tired of debating a moot point with you. After reading back to fathom why you would continue to attempt to construct any type of rationale behind your argument, I noticed that might not happen as I disagreed with your mate.

Enjoy your day.

TheDoc · 07-19-2010, 08:25 PM

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I'm actually tired of debating a moot point with you. After reading back to fathom why you would continue to attempt to construct any type of rationale behind your argument, I noticed that might not happen as I disagreed with your mate.

Enjoy your day.

It helps if you don't twist the view points so many times that you lose sight of the original argument, it helps to keep on track basically.

The rationale on my argument is very sound, I think they used more force than what was needed. The guy had a history of mental problems, if anything the police failed to the job correctly.

Odd thing is, you would think you would respect me more - being that I would put my life on the line to save another mans life, all by simply shooting 2x2 left.

Anthony · 07-19-2010, 09:23 PM

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It helps if you don't twist the view points so many times that you lose sight of the original argument, it helps to keep on track basically.

Yer kidding right?

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The rationale on my argument is very sound, I think they used more force than what was needed. The guy had a history of mental problems, if anything the police failed to the job correctly.

To you it would seem so. Every professional firearms instructor I know would disagree. That's from DEA to former SAS and all the other acronyms I've trained with.

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Odd thing is, you would think you would respect me more - being that I would put my life on the line to save another mans life, all by simply shooting 2x2 left.

What's there to respect about Monday Morning Quaterbacking?

TheDoc · 07-19-2010, 11:36 PM

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Yer kidding right?

My first reply back to you was about a surprise attack with a knife, something that didn't happen. Then you talked about the caliber of the bullet and police procedure, an elevator and so on. We covered your view points of various situations that did not related to what happened. By time we go through them, you were frustrated.

That's twisting situations that do not relate to the situation, so the subject matches your view point... so no, I'm not kidding.

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To you it would seem so. Every professional firearms instructor I know would disagree. That's from DEA to former SAS and all the other acronyms I've trained with.

I highly doubt you have ever discussed with federal agents what they do when a known mental history person is on the loose, has a weapon (knives) hasn't hurt anyone (very important) and is confronted and goes nuts, runs away... is this really a subject that comes up on the mat?

Ask them how they would deal with a person in this situation, when they approached him again. The answer they give you will enlighten you as to why I feel the police used too much force in this situation.

Anthony · 07-20-2010, 02:43 PM

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My first reply back to you was about a surprise attack with a knife, something that didn't happen. Then you talked about the caliber of the bullet and police procedure, an elevator and so on. We covered your view points of various situations that did not related to what happened. By time we go through them, you were frustrated.

That's twisting situations that do not relate to the situation, so the subject matches your view point... so no, I'm not kidding.

I highly doubt you have ever discussed with federal agents what they do when a known mental history person is on the loose, has a weapon (knives) hasn't hurt anyone (very important) and is confronted and goes nuts, runs away... is this really a subject that comes up on the mat?

Ask them how they would deal with a person in this situation, when they approached him again. The answer they give you will enlighten you as to why I feel the police used too much force in this situation.

The problem with you is your comprehension. Or lack of.

That's a great world you live in, do you bedazzle the S on your chest? That's rhetorical, don't answer.

TheDoc · 07-20-2010, 03:48 PM

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The problem with you is your comprehension. Or lack of.

That's a great world you live in, do you bedazzle the S on your chest? That's rhetorical, don't answer.

Sweet, you don't disagree with the statement I made then, you did twist topics - good man!

I agree with you btw, reading comprehension was always one of my lacking skills, I tend to get bored and wonder off in the mind when I'm forced to read gibberish.

One thing I can comprehend is... you didn't answer the questions, you twisted it to nothing again, and gave your own perspective, again. This is exactly what I was talking about, and a great example to use.

So, is that a no..? You don't really talk about unique police procedures with your acronym friends? Very understandable, it wasn't something police generally talked about either, for sure not during different training.

But... maybe I'm wrong...would you like to clear any of this up?

DirtyDanza · 07-20-2010, 05:07 PM

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Correct, if cops pulled up and ordered me to do something, at gun point - I'm going to 100% of the time do it. If he asks me questions or 'orders' me to do anything, I'm not going to take off running - for the sake of my ass, I'm going to do what they say.

If they're wrong - it's not a fight I can win at that time, only a fool enters a fight that is impossible to win. If I'm alive, I live to fight another day... if I die, game is over and I lost.

spoken very well....

agreed 110%...

you know like I know that a cop just might shoot you if he's nervous.. so I comply yes sir no sir a cop is not who you argue with.. the judge is...

DirtyDanza · 07-20-2010, 05:10 PM

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But they didn't know that at the time. He could've been an accountant for all they knew.

thats my point in the other thread ....

you don't know .. you treat everyone weather they are 21 and on roids or 85 and on oxygen.. cause you just don't know... how the fuck can you make a statement like that then bitch about the cops shooting some criminal... shoot the criminals seriously.. offer the public to shoot criminals ill be first in line.. we don't want them or need them to breed more idiots like you

DirtyDanza · 07-20-2010, 05:17 PM

doc are you serious about all the cops shooting him? dood.. you must not have friends and I sure as shit don't want you in my foxhole if your not going to help your buds out....

your telling me since I have a bit more training with handguns than you do that I should be the only one to take the shot and I need to make it a headshot?

fuck that.. I was FR and my partner is a 27 year navy seal (ret) and only in certian situations were we ever trained to reserve our ammo and take only kills shots... but in urban situations unless we were 2 weeks in on an all foot hike and low on ammo...

for cops? like anthony said.. and every firearms instructor for civilians and LEO always teach shoot til the threat is gone... even if I got a headshot off on an intruder in my house im still dumping 2 more in his fucking brain and 5 more in his chest... im in no shortage of ammo at home...

and gat damnit if im under fire or about to be attacked I want everyone on (my team) to shoot that fucker before he gets me.. don't you agree?

or would you like to be front line and just watch your brothers get shot?

again I understand your statement on 1s1k but understand this is urban and urban warfare is a tottally different ballgame... you shoot til the threat is gone and 40rds in someones chest is a good way to elimnate the threat

Amputate Your Head · 07-20-2010, 05:20 PM

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thats my point in the other thread ....

you don't know .. you treat everyone weather they are 21 and on roids or 85 and on oxygen.. cause you just don't know... how the fuck can you make a statement like that then bitch about the cops shooting some criminal... shoot the criminals seriously.. offer the public to shoot criminals ill be first in line.. we don't want them or need them to breed more idiots like you

You missed the point entirely.

The point was, you can't say they dealt with him the way cops deal with scumbags because they didn't know he was a scumbag. Which means..... what? It means they dealt with him the same way they would deal with YOU having a bad day. Finding out his priors after the fact and THEN labeling him a "criminal" or whatever name suits you this week is retarded and fruitless. The larger picture here is that the cops deal with all people this way.

And you think that's a good thing? Let me 'splain you how fucked up this can be.

My wife and I were sitting at home one night watching a movie. Out of the clear blue sky, the police are at the door. Someone called them and reported us as squatters on the property. So the fuzz showed up, searched my entire property without my permission, then demanded that I prove it was my residence by producing and showing them my mortgage documents. Failing that I was informed that I would be tased and arrested until they could sort it out.

Really?

What kind of fucking police state are we living in here? This particular incident happened years ago, but I guess I didn't get the memo that the police now have authority to go door to fucking door demanding proof of shit.

Fuck. The. Police.

DirtyDanza · 07-20-2010, 05:26 PM

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You missed the point entirely.

The point was, you can't say they dealt with him the way cops deal with scumbags because they didn't know he was a scumbag. Which means..... what? It means they dealt with him the same way they would deal with YOU having a bad day. Finding out his priors after the fact and THEN labeling him a "criminal" or whatever name suits you this week is retarded and fruitless. The larger picture here is that the cops deal with all people this way.

And you think that's a good thing? Let me 'splain you how fucked up this can be.

My wife and I were sitting at home one night watching a movie. Out of the clear blue sky, the police are at the door. Someone called them and reported us as squatters on the property. So the fuzz showed up, searched my entire property without my permission, then demanded that I prove it was my residence by producing and showing them my mortgage documents. Failing that I was informed that I would be tased and arrested until they could sort it out.

Really?

What kind of fucking police state are we living in here? This particular incident happened years ago, but I guess I didn't get the memo that the police now have authority to go door to fucking door demanding proof of shit.

Fuck. The. Police.

are you seriously brain dead or are you just putting on a show....

it's like you read what I am writing but you just don understand what im saying...

of course they treated him the same way as anybody.. then he fucked that up by acting the fool... here let me put it in little kid terms since your a fucking idiot it seems...

ok cops are like an arguement .. the louder you get the louder they will get.. the softer you talk the softer they are...

make sense or are you still retarded about it?

again...

if he had a knife on him he should have been spread angel on the ground with hand stretched as far as he could have them out.. his face as far in the ground as he could put it.... and not made one fucking movement ... shit at that point you should has to sneeze know what I mean...

funny part is.. you aint got a hair on your ass dood.. I give you 30sec with one of our cops here in vegas before you are calling him sir or you might just be that fucking retarded that you would be the next video of some idiot who argued with cops and ended up shot

Anthony · 07-20-2010, 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by TheDoc

Sweet, you don't disagree with the statement I made then, you did twist topics - good man!

I agree with you btw, reading comprehension was always one of my lacking skills, I tend to get bored and wonder off in the mind when I'm forced to read gibberish.

One thing I can comprehend is... you didn't answer the questions, you twisted it to nothing again, and gave your own perspective, again. This is exactly what I was talking about, and a great example to use.

So, is that a no..? You don't really talk about unique police procedures with your acronym friends? Very understandable, it wasn't something police generally talked about either, for sure not during different training.

But... maybe I'm wrong...would you like to clear any of this up?

Dude, if there's been any twisting it's been you quoting back what I say with anecdotal insight. Which in the world of facts, means nothing. Congratulations, you won and saved the honor of your mate by posting sheer disconnect.

"You never win arguing with an idiot, they drag you down to their level and beat you by experience."

Amputate Your Head · 07-20-2010, 05:32 PM

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Originally Posted by DirtyDanza

are you seriously brain dead or are you just putting on a show....

it's like you read what I am writing but you just don understand what im saying...

of course they treated him the same way as anybody.. then he fucked that up by acting the fool... here let me put it in little kid terms since your a fucking idiot it seems...

ok cops are like an arguement .. the louder you get the louder they will get.. the softer you talk the softer they are...

make sense or are you still retarded about it?

again...

if he had a knife on him he should have been spread angel on the ground with hand stretched as far as he could have them out.. his face as far in the ground as he could put it.... and not made one fucking movement ... shit at that point you should has to sneeze know what I mean...

funny part is.. you aint got a hair on your ass dood.. I give you 30sec with one of our cops here in vegas before you are calling him sir or you might just be that fucking retarded that you would be the next video of some idiot who argued with cops and ended up shot

You're right DirtyDanza. I submit. You win. Good luck.

DirtyDanza · 07-20-2010, 05:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Amputate Your Head

You're right DirtyDanza. I submit. You win. Good luck.

im just saying dood you are yet to show me a video or something where a cop shoots some innocent person just oblidging every command they make ..... it's always someone who wants to argue with cops...

TheDoc · 07-20-2010, 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Anthony

Dude, if there's been any twisting it's been you quoting back what I say with anecdotal insight. Which in the world of facts, means nothing. Congratulations, you won and saved the honor of your mate by posting sheer disconnect.

"You never win arguing with an idiot, they drag you down to their level and beat you by experience."

Sure.... let's take your word for it because you train with secret agent 007 that told you everything and no reason to consider what a trained police officer and military policeman has to say, it's just a bunch of hearsay evidence that is disconnected from reality.

Wow, you're insight is purely brilliant and twisting all in one, bravo!

Anthony · 07-20-2010, 11:03 PM

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Originally Posted by TheDoc

Sure.... let's take your word for it because you train with secret agent 007 that told you everything and no reason to consider what a trained police officer and military policeman has to say, it's just a bunch of hearsay evidence that is disconnected from reality.

Wow, you're insight is purely brilliant and twisting all in one, bravo!

Here you go Superman. http://www.fbi.gov/publications/leb/...eb.htm#page_15

I'm sure you know better than the FBI, Mr Has Been Police Officer disconnected from reality.

I'm sure you watched a lot of Cowboy movies.

Snipped from FBI Publication.

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THE MYTH

In many of the classic, albeit simplistic, cowboy movies from the early days of the American film industry, the stereotypical “good guys” wore white hats, whereas the “bad guys” donned black ones. After meeting in the middle of a dirt street in some small town, two shots would ring out. The bad guy’s bullet always missed, but the one from the hero in the white hat inevitably found its mark and freed the town of the criminal threat. With one shot from the good guy’s gun, the bad guy immediately dropped to the ground and became completely incapacitated.

In today’s films and television programs, Hollywood has varied not only the clothing of the actors but also their standards and demeanor, both the good guys and the bad guys. It now has become difficult to distinguish the protagonist from the antagonist. Unfortunately, however, this increased realism has not always carried over to the portrayal of gun battles. Many current shooting scenes continue to display unrealistic reactions and underlying expectations regarding ballistic effects. For example, one shot from a handgun often lifts the wounded person 2 feet off the ground and causes immediate incapacitation.

Even knowing that these are movies and television programs, some in the law enforcement community still expect one-shot drops in real-life shootings. In fact, few actual instances end this way.

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Actual Shootings

In the authors’ ongoing study of violence against law enforcement officers, they have examined several cases where officers used large-caliber hand guns with limited effect displayed by the offenders. In one case, the subject attacked the officer with a knife. The officer shot the individual four times in the chest; then, his weapon malfunctioned. The offender continued to walk toward the officer. After the officer cleared his weapon, he fired again and struck the subject in the chest. Only then did the offender drop the knife. This individual was hit five times with 230-grain, .45-caliber hollow-point ammunition and never fell to the ground. The offender later stated, “The wounds felt like bee stings.”

Now I've showed my proof that your full of shit, why don't you show me your proof that you shot someone with one round and stopped them in their tracks.

Anthony · 07-20-2010, 11:09 PM

This argument with THe Doc reminds me of Kung Fu guys who think they have the deadly martial arts, who get promptly taken to the ground and then beaten the shit out of.

Total disconnect from reality from watching tv and wanting to believe they are the deadly.

Anthony · 07-20-2010, 11:23 PM

I forgot to put in my fave line in that FBI Publication...

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Combat courses should necessitate officers shooting until they incapacitate the threat (target) or the threat ceases. This can help prevent, rather than encourage, psychological reinforcement and presumption that the threat will desist after firing a given number of rounds. If lethal force is warranted and appropriate under the circumstances, the officer must shoot until the threat ceases.

There you go Doc, I even maded it Bold and made it a bright color so you can see it sky high in that world in your head you live in where you know better than everyone else.

VikingMan · 07-21-2010, 12:04 AM

this guy asked for it

TheDoc · 07-21-2010, 03:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Anthony

Here you go Superman. http://www.fbi.gov/publications/leb/...eb.htm#page_15

I'm sure you know better than the FBI, Mr Has Been Police Officer disconnected from reality.

I'm sure you watched a lot of Cowboy movies.

Snipped from FBI Publication.

Now I've showed my proof that your full of shit, why don't you show me your proof that you shot someone with one round and stopped them in their tracks.

Are you really this slow, seriously? I'm fucking shocked you're trying to twist more stupid shit..

I never said shoot a person in the hands, I never said police shouldn't shoot a person multiple times, I never denied that they do, I never denied that it was okay or part of procedure.

What I did say (read this part again it's important) is the situation is different. The guy had a history of mental issues, police are given the situation details before they engage.

In this case, this shooting, this example, this article.... they police "used too much force" and could have stopped him with one shoot or as stated, other ways than shooting him.

Do you understand what my statement is? It's this "They used too much force in this situation." - This isn't about cowboy shooting, it's about force.

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Originally Posted by Anthony

I forgot to put in my fave line in that FBI Publication...

There you go Doc, I even maded it Bold and made it a bright color so you can see it sky high in that world in your head you live in where you know better than everyone else.

Thanks... looks like we will need your quote again to make sure you understand what it says.

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Combat courses should necessitate officers shooting until they incapacitate the threat (target) or the threat ceases. This can help prevent, rather than encourage, psychological reinforcement and presumption that the threat will desist after firing a given number of rounds. If lethal force is warranted and appropriate under the circumstances, the officer must shoot until the threat ceases.

As I stated "Law enforcement officers are trained to shoot until the threat is stopped, not to shoot to kill."

As the the quote states: "Combat courses should necessitate officers shooting until they incapacitate the threat (target) or the threat ceases."

I did say if they need to kill them, so be it. But again, this situation in the article isn't a normal one. It's why I said "they used too much force."

I guess this proves my point, you haven't actually talked to any special agents about this situation. Thanks!

07-19-2010, 09:57 AM	#106
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07-19-2010, 02:14 PM	#125
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07-19-2010, 06:32 PM	#128
charlie g Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Center of the Universe Posts: 2,759	This is a poor example of the use of excessive force. The man was not randomly pulled over and harassed; someone called the police. He had 2 knives. Not even Davy Crockett carried 2 knives. He was still aggressive even after non lethal means were used to subdue. For those with a beef with police brutality this case is not the one you should cite. There are plenty of other cases you could use to illustrate some cops are douche bags. __________________ AlanAgus1 at gmail dot com -------------------------------

07-19-2010, 07:02 PM	#130
Helix Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Michigan Posts: 5,959	I would have shot him too. __________________ Free jscott !!! Free OneHungLo !!! Free Baddog !!!

07-19-2010, 09:59 AM	#108
Ross Ik ben een aap Industry Role: Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Traffic Force Towers, Canada! Posts: 18,874	Why would you pull out 2 knives and charge at Cops, Cops that you KNOW are armed and can VERY easily take you down?? Amp I get all your arguements, I read them all, but seriously man think about it for a second. Someone calls the Cops on this guy, ok he might not have done anything wrong, but as far as the Police are concerned they get a call about an armed man. So they catch up to him and he takes off, instantly the Cops are thinking he has something to hide, not ideal but its the way human nature is unfortunately. So they try to subdue the suspect to get him under Police control, doesn't work. Then he pulls out not 1, but two knives and begins to run towards armed Police officers.... Tell me if you were a Cop, what would you do in that situation? The guy could have been harmless, but why is he walking down the street with 2 knives? Sorry but I side with the so called sheep on this one, if I were a Cop with a family at home, last thing I need is my kids growing up without a daddy, the guy is going down. That coming from someone who doesn't agree with Guns and all citizens being armed btw.

07-19-2010, 10:04 AM	#111
Amputate Your Head There can be only one Industry Role: Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Somewhere else Posts: 39,075	Meh... this is all just speculation anyway. We'll never know for certain what went down. But there's a lot of good-good feedback and points-of-view in here for sure. If he really did actually go after them with his knife, then sure... I suppose he got what is to be expected. If he didn't, he's dead just the same. They've already moved on to shooting other people, so time for me to move on too.

07-19-2010, 10:44 AM	#114
mizmiz So Fucking Banned Industry Role: Join Date: May 2002 Location: Holly Place Posts: 1,168	I know it sounds stupid but what the fuck is a BART COP ?

07-20-2010, 05:17 PM	#139
DirtyDanza Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: BP4L.... Las Vegas, Posts: 8,369	doc are you serious about all the cops shooting him? dood.. you must not have friends and I sure as shit don't want you in my foxhole if your not going to help your buds out.... your telling me since I have a bit more training with handguns than you do that I should be the only one to take the shot and I need to make it a headshot? fuck that.. I was FR and my partner is a 27 year navy seal (ret) and only in certian situations were we ever trained to reserve our ammo and take only kills shots... but in urban situations unless we were 2 weeks in on an all foot hike and low on ammo... for cops? like anthony said.. and every firearms instructor for civilians and LEO always teach shoot til the threat is gone... even if I got a headshot off on an intruder in my house im still dumping 2 more in his fucking brain and 5 more in his chest... im in no shortage of ammo at home... and gat damnit if im under fire or about to be attacked I want everyone on (my team) to shoot that fucker before he gets me.. don't you agree? or would you like to be front line and just watch your brothers get shot? again I understand your statement on 1s1k but understand this is urban and urban warfare is a tottally different ballgame... you shoot til the threat is gone and 40rds in someones chest is a good way to elimnate the threat __________________ AVN Nominated Camming Couple

07-20-2010, 11:09 PM	#147
Anthony Keyboard Warrior Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: One of the outer rings of Hell Posts: 9,653	This argument with THe Doc reminds me of Kung Fu guys who think they have the deadly martial arts, who get promptly taken to the ground and then beaten the shit out of. Total disconnect from reality from watching tv and wanting to believe they are the deadly. __________________

07-21-2010, 12:04 AM	#149
VikingMan Exploiting human weakness Industry Role: Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: next to a salmon stream Posts: 6,505	this guy asked for it Last edited by VikingMan; 07-21-2010 at 12:05 AM..