Tazer = Deadly Weapon under Georgia Law

[2aguy]

I guess for police a police baton is a deadly weapon is civilian hands or not
but blacks will die, whites, not really at all.

Moron, more White people die at the hands of police than Blacks...you doofus.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

He is not. Fake News. Let’s see what happens. Your opinion is irrelevant. This is going to a court of law.

What makes your opinion relevant?

I am an American citizen

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

He is not. Fake News. Let’s see what happens. Your opinion is irrelevant. This is going to a court of law.

It will got to a jury that will see him shoot a man in the back... He's going down.

His partner is going to cut a deal to testify against him.

Your post is utter conjecture and according to his lawyer the last sentence is a complete lie.

 

[TNHarley]

But the tazer couldnt have been shot again. It was already shot twice.
But then again, he might not have been thinking about that. Body chemistry and all.
Its a tough one, imo.

 

[gmeyers1944]

He is not. Fake News. Let’s see what happens. Your opinion is irrelevant. This is going to a court of law.

What makes your opinion relevant?

I stated a fact

He is not. Fake News. Let’s see what happens. Your opinion is irrelevant. This is going to a court of law.

It will got to a jury that will see him shoot a man in the back... He's going down.

His partner is going to cut a deal to testify against him.

The perp is no less dangerous running temporarily away.

 

[JoeB131]

Your post is utter conjecture and according to his lawyer the last sentence is a complete lie.

wait and see, buddy. Wait and see.

The perp is no less dangerous running temporarily away.

The guy wasn't dangerous at all. The days when the cops can execute people for parking violations is coming to an end.

 

[harmonica]

....if they let him go, and he hurt some one, they would scream RACISM/cops bad
...if they let him go and he hurt himself, they would scream RACISM/cops bad
...if the cops offered him ice cream, they would only scream RACISM

 

[harmonica]

Your post is utter conjecture and according to his lawyer the last sentence is a complete lie.

wait and see, buddy. Wait and see.

The perp is no less dangerous running temporarily away.

The guy wasn't dangerous at all. The days when the cops can execute people for parking violations is coming to an end.

not dangerous----hahahahahahhahahahahahah

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

Your post is utter conjecture and according to his lawyer the last sentence is a complete lie.

wait and see, buddy. Wait and see.

The perp is no less dangerous running temporarily away.

The guy wasn't dangerous at all. The days when the cops can execute people for parking violations is coming to an end.

His lawyer said that was the DA or whomever the guy is lied. As did the other cop. Police officers are resigning and all because they receive poor training. 3 mos is not enough and they never go through stressful situation simulations post graduation. You don’t know what you’re talking about.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

Your post is utter conjecture and according to his lawyer the last sentence is a complete lie.

wait and see, buddy. Wait and see.

The perp is no less dangerous running temporarily away.

The guy wasn't dangerous at all. The days when the cops can execute people for parking violations is coming to an end.

You need to click on this thread. That’s the real problem. Being an HR guy you don’t know what the real world is like.

Police Departments need more funding not less.

Our media and politicians are idiots. I cannot express this enough. #1) Navy Seals train nonstop and train for 18 mos. to go on a 6-mos. deployment. They go through multiple scenarios and constantly test their members, especially the newer ones so that reactions become automatic and they don't...

www.usmessageboard.com

 

[JoeB131]

....if they let him go, and he hurt some one, they would scream RACISM/cops bad
...if they let him go and he hurt himself, they would scream RACISM/cops bad
...if the cops offered him ice cream, they would only scream RACISM

You realize there's a wide array of options between "Letting him go" and "Shooting him in the back", right?

You need to click on this thread. That’s the real problem. Being an HR guy you don’t know what the real world is like.

Actually, the problem is, we lavish all sort of money on the police. In Minneapolis, the MPD is 20% of the city budget.

No, the problem is that we make it too hard to get rid of bad cops. Unlike an HR department in any other company, you can rack up dozens of complaints as a cop, and the Police Unions make it impossible to fire you. Derek Chauvin had 18 prior complaints of excessive force, and not only did he still have a job, but amazingly, they had him out training rookies.

We also have the problem that police departments don't communicate about their rejects. So you have a guy like Timothy Loehmann, who as fired from Independence, OH's PD for mental instability, but Cleveland picked him right up and he proceeded to shoot Tamir Rice for playing with a gun.

 

[JoeB131]

His lawyer said that was the DA or whomever the guy is lied. As did the other cop. Police officers are resigning and all because they receive poor training. 3 mos is not enough and they never go through stressful situation simulations post graduation. You don’t know what you’re talking about.

I agree, 3 months is not enough training. Your average police academy program only lasts 21 weeks, or 840 hours. By comparison, when I was in the Army, my Basic Training was 8 weeks and my Advanced Individual Training was 8 weeks.

Doesn't take away from the fact that THIS cop was still kind of a fuckup.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/06/20/former-atlanta-officer-charged-with-killing-rayshard-brooks-reprimanded-pointing-gun-car-2016/

In what appears to be the most serious misconduct case previously lodged against Rolfe, the former officer was issued a written reprimand for pointing his gun at a fleeing car. The police department’s office of professional standards found the September 2016 chase, which hit speeds over 100 miles per hour, violated policy and culminated in unreasonable force against a 15-year-old suspect, who was black. One officer was arrested, while several others faced disciplinary actions. A sergeant retired before the investigation concluded.

 

[JoeB131]

Moron, more White people die at the hands of police than Blacks...you doofus.

But they represent only 13% of the population, but 32% of people killed by police. That's kind of messed up.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

You realize there's a wide array of options between "Letting him go" and "Shooting him in the back", right?



Actually, the problem is, we lavish all sort of money on the police. In Minneapolis, the MPD is 20% of the city budget.

No, the problem is that we make it too hard to get rid of bad cops. Unlike an HR department in any other company, you can rack up dozens of complaints as a cop, and the Police Unions make it impossible to fire you. Derek Chauvin had 18 prior complaints of excessive force, and not only did he still have a job, but amazingly, they had him out training rookies.

We also have the problem that police departments don't communicate about their rejects. So you have a guy like Timothy Loehmann, who as fired from Independence, OH's PD for mental instability, but Cleveland picked him right up and he proceeded to shoot Tamir Rice for playing with a gun.

Training. Training. Training. Training.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

I agree, 3 months is not enough training. Your average police academy program only lasts 21 weeks, or 840 hours. By comparison, when I was in the Army, my Basic Training was 8 weeks and my Advanced Individual Training was 8 weeks.

Doesn't take away from the fact that THIS cop was still kind of a fuckup.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/06/20/former-atlanta-officer-charged-with-killing-rayshard-brooks-reprimanded-pointing-gun-car-2016/

In what appears to be the most serious misconduct case previously lodged against Rolfe, the former officer was issued a written reprimand for pointing his gun at a fleeing car. The police department’s office of professional standards found the September 2016 chase, which hit speeds over 100 miles per hour, violated policy and culminated in unreasonable force against a 15-year-old suspect, who was black. One officer was arrested, while several others faced disciplinary actions. A sergeant retired before the investigation concluded.

Training. So you agree. Excellent. Training meaning more simulations with stressful situations.

 

[2aguy]

But they represent only 13% of the population, but 32% of people killed by police. That's kind of messed up.

And over 50% of those who commit murder..........

 

[harmonica]

You realize there's a wide array of options between "Letting him go" and "Shooting him in the back", right?



Actually, the problem is, we lavish all sort of money on the police. In Minneapolis, the MPD is 20% of the city budget.

No, the problem is that we make it too hard to get rid of bad cops. Unlike an HR department in any other company, you can rack up dozens of complaints as a cop, and the Police Unions make it impossible to fire you. Derek Chauvin had 18 prior complaints of excessive force, and not only did he still have a job, but amazingly, they had him out training rookies.

We also have the problem that police departments don't communicate about their rejects. So you have a guy like Timothy Loehmann, who as fired from Independence, OH's PD for mental instability, but Cleveland picked him right up and he proceeded to shoot Tamir Rice for playing with a gun.

hahhahahahahah
please, please--o please name the options

 

[JoeB131]

Training. Training. Training. Training.

Training is part of it.

So is getting rid of the bad apples.

Training. So you agree. Excellent. Training meaning more simulations with stressful situations.

I don't think any amount of training was going to fix guys like Rolfe or Chauvin.

 

[JoeB131]

hahhahahahahah
please, please--o please name the options

Chase him on foot.
You have his car and his ID, you know where he lives, you can pick him up later when he's sleeping it off.

There was really no excuse to shoot this guy in the back while he was running away.

 

[harmonica]

Chase him on foot.
You have his car and his ID, you know where he lives, you can pick him up later when he's sleeping it off.

There was really no excuse to shoot this guy in the back while he was running away.

damn---you just proved you don't understand/can't think/ and/or are racist:
..like I SAID-he could hurt himself or someone else if he's running away!!!
jesus f christ....
..he could hurt someone else going to his house!!!! big DUH!!!! pick him up AFTER he hurts someone---real nice--DUH