Originally posted by: BigJ
Originally posted by: Doboji
Originally posted by: BigJ
Originally posted by: Doboji
Originally posted by: BigJ
Originally posted by: Doboji
Cops were waaaay out of line shooting 120 rounds at a suspect. Even if that screech was his tires, once he was rolling slow like that all firing should have ceased. It didnt.... the cops are the criminals in this instance. Period.
Stop defending criminals... noone in their right mind can look at this incident and say... :thumbsup: cops... good job... you shot up the whole neighborhood, and it was warranted.
Dumbfvcks stop being the status quo fanbois....
How fast does it take to cover 15 feet in an SUV?
You're telling me that since it was rolling slow they should've stopped firing? So you can't go from a slow roll to running down several police officers?
Yes I am saying that you don't have to fire 120 rounds at an SUV in a neighborhood. If you watch the video... they're still shooting at the SUV long after the car is no longer moving. At that point get out of the path of the SUV and make the arrest. There is absolutely NO reason 120 rounds were needed here... and there's no excuse for 11 shots hitting surrounding houses and other officers. Sorry mr. fanboy... the cops were criminal here. Period.
I'm not "mr. fanboy" but to say that you should stop firing at a suspect when they are still in control of a deadly weapon is extremely stupid. You see him throw it into drive and reverse a couple of times AFTER it had come to a complete stop, so obviously he was still capable of controlling the vehicle even after the slow roll and stop. And that meant he was still capable of running over police officers. The suspect was not fully incapacitated and the officers had authority to continue firing until he was. Note: fully incapacitated does not mean dead.
And if some kid had been hit by a stray bullet you'd still be singing this asinine tune?
The officers handled the situation incorrectly, everybody knows that.
If some kid had been hit by a stray bullet, then that would've been dealt with by the police department on a separate level.
But you advising that officers approach the vehicle and more than likely at least attempted to be run down (which is why the officers started shooting in the first place, and we constantly see the suspect changing gears and moving), and simply stop shooting after the initial acceleration and stop is simply idiotic. I'm not living in or addressing on the "how they should of done things," I'm simply talking about what actually did happen.