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originally posted by: launchpad
originally posted by: Shamrock6
can you provide any sort of links or documentation that shows where they're being "trained" that way? like...can you name a police academy that teaches "shoot first, ask questions later" or anything?
Too many articles to list if you just type into the GOOGLE search bar "albq cops training shoot first"- if you can't manage that little bit but still insist i spend the time and energry to figure out how to embed the linkie dinkes you are probably too lazy to read the links if they were provided.
The results of said training around here absolutely apparent too seeing as it got federal attention to sweep it all under a carpet.
-LP
originally posted by: Jakal26
People need to quit repeating the rhetoric and realize that the police have no duty to "protect and serve".
Police do not have a constitutional duty to protect someone.
....Maybe if we'd all learn some basic facts, then we could go from there and see what can be done about changing that fact.
originally posted by: Shamrock6
so I googled "cops trained to shoot first" and lo and behold, the only place carrying anything about LEOs actually being TRAINED to shoot first was the Albuquerque progressive network, and I couldn't find anything about the actual policy. just comments saying that was the new policy. not quite as widespread as you make it sound....
originally posted by: Shamrock6
wow dude. slow down on the butthurt. so much angst over a simple request. no need for baby talk
so I googled "cops trained to shoot first" and lo and behold, the only place carrying anything about LEOs actually being TRAINED to shoot first was the Albuquerque progressive network, and I couldn't find anything about the actual policy. just comments saying that was the new policy. not quite as widespread as you make it sound....
originally posted by: joemoe
a reply to: jjkenobi
Lets get this straight, it is not the cops' job to protect you or anyone else. It is your job to provide protection for yourself and your family. They will investigate crimes, keep the peace and protect the "public" (lately that "public" seems to be more the "State".).
originally posted by: TorqueyThePig
a reply to: Shamrock6
(Braces for the inevitable "you're covering for another cop because your a cop.")
I can also say that I have never been taught or have seen agency policy that teaches to "shoot first."
If someone can produce said DGO or SOP that states that I would love to see it.
originally posted by: Shamrock6
originally posted by: Unity_99
Yes, that is what they're supposed to be doing. And alot of what is passing for bad isn't bad when the excessive violence by the bad cops is revealed. But the training to shoot first and ask questions later, is illegal, unlawful and violates all law with precedent in the nations and the constitution.
can you provide any sort of links or documentation that shows where they're being "trained" that way? like...can you name a police academy that teaches "shoot first, ask questions later" or anything?
originally posted by: boohoo
originally posted by: TorqueyThePig
a reply to: Shamrock6
(Braces for the inevitable "you're covering for another cop because your a cop.")
I can also say that I have never been taught or have seen agency policy that teaches to "shoot first."
If someone can produce said DGO or SOP that states that I would love to see it.
I answered this already. Its not a written policy, that would be unconstitutional. However, they can get around it by saying they were under "threat" or send in SWAT for misdemeanors because SWAT's purpose is to shoot first, not "wait and negotiate".