18461 pts ยท November 21, 2011
live photo... video?
reminds me of moonboots
-1 for duckface
The Air Force: When you want to be treated better than a teenager
The officer could be wrong, he could also have been very much exactly right. We can't mondy morning quarterback.
So you're saying you concur that context matters, but you're going to ignore it in order to assume that the officers are in the wrong?
all key info to the incident. We just see a few contextless seconds of soundless video
anyone who came near. She may have already assaulted another citizen
she may be a repeat customer and has a history of assaulting officers. She may have been yelling at the store that she was going to assault
She may have been threatening him in a dozen ways while he was telling her to calm down, stay back, etc. Her body language said she's comin
Keeps the subject from possibly taking the next step they are willing to when they see the need.
casual approach shows they are comfortable with their training and is also a way of not escelating the situation
use of physical restraint techniques and not Taser/OC spray says they knew it wasn't likely a deadly force scenairo
you cannot checklist respond to dynamic incidents where the subject knows their intent while the officer must prepare for countless unknowns
Use of force situations are to be looked at in that sense and not through the clarity of hindsight.
the Subject's Opportunity, Intent, & Capability paired w/ the tools the officer has, training, experience, and need to calm the sit 2/
I don't, which is why context is key. Jurisprudence says a resonable officer, in the moment, looks at the totality of the circumstances 1/
Well, you don't know the call, the woman's police history, or the verbal interaction.
following
Hufferfish?
I did, even if you didn't. I'm military, I'm a police officer. I work in a special duty and supervise firefighters. Forgotten Vets is sad.
know what'd give it that extra oomph? some shredded chicken or mahi steaks
yea, its the new "thing" to make it all formal. used to just happen
something like that. it's a cake smash photo shoot. the messier/funnier the better
Thank you for what you do. 2 minutes of silence at 4:30 today
Second served in Africa/Europe/or Middle East DURING the war. Last is just that they served during the war, could've been nearly anywhere
So the Occupation Medal (Germany) was someone who was in Germany in 45-50ish after the war.
No way to tell who earned them, so kudos for the intent, but I wouldn't worry about it.
Tens of thousands of people got those medals. Not the same as for valor, i.e. Silver Star, Distinguished Service Cross, etc
They are exactly as the medals read. US Army WWII service medals. They denote the time a service member was serving somewhere.
live photo... video?
reminds me of moonboots
-1 for duckface
The Air Force: When you want to be treated better than a teenager
The officer could be wrong, he could also have been very much exactly right. We can't mondy morning quarterback.
So you're saying you concur that context matters, but you're going to ignore it in order to assume that the officers are in the wrong?
all key info to the incident. We just see a few contextless seconds of soundless video
anyone who came near. She may have already assaulted another citizen
she may be a repeat customer and has a history of assaulting officers. She may have been yelling at the store that she was going to assault
She may have been threatening him in a dozen ways while he was telling her to calm down, stay back, etc. Her body language said she's comin
Keeps the subject from possibly taking the next step they are willing to when they see the need.
casual approach shows they are comfortable with their training and is also a way of not escelating the situation
use of physical restraint techniques and not Taser/OC spray says they knew it wasn't likely a deadly force scenairo
you cannot checklist respond to dynamic incidents where the subject knows their intent while the officer must prepare for countless unknowns
Use of force situations are to be looked at in that sense and not through the clarity of hindsight.
the Subject's Opportunity, Intent, & Capability paired w/ the tools the officer has, training, experience, and need to calm the sit 2/
I don't, which is why context is key. Jurisprudence says a resonable officer, in the moment, looks at the totality of the circumstances 1/
Well, you don't know the call, the woman's police history, or the verbal interaction.
following
Hufferfish?
I did, even if you didn't. I'm military, I'm a police officer. I work in a special duty and supervise firefighters. Forgotten Vets is sad.
know what'd give it that extra oomph? some shredded chicken or mahi steaks
yea, its the new "thing" to make it all formal. used to just happen
something like that. it's a cake smash photo shoot. the messier/funnier the better
Thank you for what you do. 2 minutes of silence at 4:30 today
Second served in Africa/Europe/or Middle East DURING the war. Last is just that they served during the war, could've been nearly anywhere
So the Occupation Medal (Germany) was someone who was in Germany in 45-50ish after the war.
No way to tell who earned them, so kudos for the intent, but I wouldn't worry about it.
Tens of thousands of people got those medals. Not the same as for valor, i.e. Silver Star, Distinguished Service Cross, etc
They are exactly as the medals read. US Army WWII service medals. They denote the time a service member was serving somewhere.