Originally Posted by TC215
The grip on the glock and the finger on trigger too early. It appears he either sweeps or comes close to sweeping his partner with his finger on the trigger.
Not trying to put them down, it's a lesson for us all.
The grip on the glock and the finger on trigger too early. It appears he either sweeps or comes close to sweeping his partner with his finger on the trigger.
Not trying to put them down, it's a lesson for us all.
I noticed that as well. However, a positive takeaway from this video is the controlled cadence in which the second officer delivered rounds. Really impressive work.
Edited dash cam video showing the murder of Officer Darian Jarrott in Luna County, New Mexico:
Words fail me.
There's nothing civil about this war.
Lexington PD— officer accidentally hits fleeing suspect with vehicle:
Been there. Thought I'd killed him, but just knocked him out of his shoes and he was up and running again before I was fully stopped. Nothing came of it, but it was a terrible feeling at first.
Sorta around sometimes for some of your shitty mod needs.
All policing is regional. I've heard it outside LA but AFAIK that is a CA / west coast thing.
Great job communicating by the PIO.
"No free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms." - Thomas Jefferson, Virginia Constitution, Draft 1, 1776
LAPD OIS with a shotgun.
LAPD Cop Shoots Armed Man Outside The Olympic Community Police Station in Pico-Union
Houston PD, in Texas, too. We identified our vehicles my “shop number,” which is stamped on the keys, and, in the case of marked vehicles, is displayed in small numerals on a window. After a while, saying “Shop Number such-and-such” evolved into calling all PD vehicles “shops.”
Regarding LAPD and HPD both using the terminology, it could be parallel evolution, or, one copying the other’s jargon. For a while, LAPD was the glamour PD of the USA, so much copied by other PDs.
Retar’d LE. Kinesthetic dufus.
Don’t tread on volcanos!
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