LE UOF Video thread

[blues]

Hope the K9 didn't get cut up on the glass.

[TheNewbie]

[GyroF-16]

Any context?
Looks like they recognized the guy as someone in a BOLO...
Was he carrying a knife when being chased around the street/cars?

[Yung]

Any context?

Weapon was a glass bottle. Note articles are taken from the first few results that appeared upon a duckduckgo search for the decedent's name, with the word 'shooting', and not necessarily in line with my own opinions.

https://www.sanfranciscopolice.org/n...n-hall-address

https://missionlocal.org/2019/12/the...d-unnecessary/
https://missionlocal.org/2019/12/vid...lting-officer/

[Wingate's Hairbrush]

Couple questions:

1) "Glove up and render aid" before cuffing the suspect?

2) Telling his partner to stop the second volley of shots even though the (been shot) suspect was getting back to his feel. Why?

[AMC]

This one just happened, and as a result is the subject of MULTIPLE ongoing investigations. Police IA, SF DAs office Independant Investigation Bureau (who are now primary on ALL serious use of force investigations, not just OIS), Department of Police Accountability, etc. It will also be reviewed at the Command Level by the Firearms Discharge Review Board at some point, and ultimately by the Field Tactics/Force Options Committee for an Interdisciplinary Use of Force Review (which will focus on the incident solely through the lens of training needs.....what worked, what didn't, should we do more?). This last committee consists of the Rangemaster, Force Option Supervisor, Defensive Tactics Supervisor, EVOC, CIT instructors, Basic Academy Coordinator, and Captain of the Training division. This is a new thing for us, and it remains to be seen if the recommendations will be followed.

This was an FTO and recruit team. Recruit was the passenger, who got a bottle of Grey Goose vodka broken across his face as soon as he exited the vehicle. Suspect had just committed a Hot Prowl Burglary, and the officers were looking for someone matching the description. Not much more I can say at this point, since this is an open investigation. I'm sure however, that's it's going to provoke a lot of discussion.

[GyroF-16]

This one just happened, and as a result is the subject of MULTIPLE ongoing investigations. Police IA, SF DAs office Independant Investigation Bureau (who are now primary on ALL serious use of force investigations, not just OIS), Department of Police Accountability, etc. It will also be reviewed at the Command Level by the Firearms Discharge Review Board at some point, and ultimately by the Field Tactics/Force Options Committee for an Interdisciplinary Use of Force Review (which will focus on the incident solely through the lens of training needs.....what worked, what didn't, should we do more?). This last committee consists of the Rangemaster, Force Option Supervisor, Defensive Tactics Supervisor, EVOC, CIT instructors, Basic Academy Coordinator, and Captain of the Training division. This is a new thing for us, and it remains to be seen if the recommendations will be followed.

This was an FTO and recruit team. Recruit was the passenger, who got a bottle of Grey Goose vodka broken across his face as soon as he exited the vehicle. Suspect had just committed a Hot Prowl Burglary, and the officers were looking for someone matching the description. Not much more I can say at this point, since this is an open investigation. I'm sure however, that's it's going to provoke a lot of discussion.

Thanks, that fills in some holes... as many as can be at this point.
I truly wish both officers well.

[UNM1136]

When you make multiple bad life decisions and you get to meet the fur missile.

That was a good boy....no hesitation all... in our local training group there is a woman who owns a company specializing in animal wrangling for the booming movie industry (our TD was in Sicario as a bomb dog handler). The Hollywood crowd wants a biting dog to not be wagging a tail, like he is enjoying his work.... this dog clearly wanted to work!

pat

[David S.]

https://www.cnn.com/2019/12/20/us/at...ted/index.html

A Texas grand jury has indicted a former Fort Worth police officer who two months ago fired through the window of a home, killing Atatiana Jefferson.

Early on October 12, Jefferson, 28, was playing video games with her nephew when Officer Aaron Dean and another officer arrived at her home.

A concerned neighbor had called the non-emergency police number after noticing the home's exterior doors were open at that late hour. As officers walked around the house in the dark, Jefferson heard a noise in the back yard, pulled out a gun from her purse and pointed it at the window, police said.

[voodoo_man]

Did the passenger officer take a single shot at the end after the guy stood bad up?

Ouch.