JakeStarkey
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The police are trusted with a sacred responsibility to protect and serve.
We now have a national dialogue on the limits of deadly force by some officers who are under trained or have gone rogue.
Anyone who suddenly points what appears to be a deadly instrument at a policeman is asking to be lawfully shot.
But saying "no" is no grounds for it. Backing a vehicle at under 3 miles an hour and the police officer is in no danger is no grounds for it.
Ex-South Carolina police chief indicted in 2011 shooting death of unarmed man - Yahoo News
We now have a national dialogue on the limits of deadly force by some officers who are under trained or have gone rogue.
Anyone who suddenly points what appears to be a deadly instrument at a policeman is asking to be lawfully shot.
But saying "no" is no grounds for it. Backing a vehicle at under 3 miles an hour and the police officer is in no danger is no grounds for it.
Ex-South Carolina police chief indicted in 2011 shooting death of unarmed man - Yahoo News
