Dayton3
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By the way, when I say "tanks" I don't mean that law enforcement agencies in the U.S. have actual main battle tanks like M1 Abrams. I was just saying "tanks" instead of "armored vehicles" because "tanks" sounds much cooler and gets the point across. I don't mind the occasional very specialized law enforcement unit having armored vehicles as part of very specialized SWAT teams, but the sheer number of these teams and their specialized weapons is very troubling to me and I think their presence can't help but encourage their use.
"capability in search of opportunity".
For example in my own state there is no where you can't get to from Little Rock in three hours or less (rough estimates). I think the only SWAT teams in the state with the only armored vehicles should be based there and all others disbanded.
"capability in search of opportunity".
For example in my own state there is no where you can't get to from Little Rock in three hours or less (rough estimates). I think the only SWAT teams in the state with the only armored vehicles should be based there and all others disbanded.