LE UOF Video thread

[TheNewbie]

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

Ouch.

I believe that is the case.

[Wingate's Hairbrush]

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

Ouch.

That's what I saw, too, and prompts the FTO's multiple "STOP!" commands, which remain perplexing.

Why "ouch"?

[HCM]

Body Cam: Bar Murderer Suspect Fatally Shot in the Act By Officer. Long Beach Police Department, CA

Marksmanship matters. As I recall LBPD issues a railed SA 1911, a version of the MC Operator modified for them.

@JHC

[blues]

Fatal funnel...

Well done by the officer.

[JHC]

Body Cam: Bar Murderer Suspect Fatally Shot in the Act By Officer. Long Beach Police Department, CA

Marksmanship matters. As I recall LBPD issues a railed SA 1911, a version of the MC Operator modified for them.

@JHC

Seems to illustrate “assessment” speed splits

[BehindBlueI's]

That's what I saw, too, and prompts the FTO's multiple "STOP!" commands, which remain perplexing.

Why "ouch"?

Likely because of the question of if deadly force was still reasonable at that point. Each shot requires it's own justification, and he'll need to be able to articulate that it's still a deadly force situation. Was the suspect still armed? Was he still a threat? What besides getting up was the suspect doing? I'm sure the investigation is going to want those answered.

[BehindBlueI's]

Body Cam: Bar Murderer Suspect Fatally Shot in the Act By Officer. Long Beach Police Department, CA

Marksmanship matters. As I recall LBPD issues a railed SA 1911, a version of the MC Operator modified for them.

@JHC

Good communication, good shooting. Nicely done.

[paherne]

Likely because of the question of if deadly force was still reasonable at that point. Each shot requires it's own justification, and he'll need to be able to articulate that it's still a deadly force situation. Was the suspect still armed? Was he still a threat? What besides getting up was the suspect doing? I'm sure the investigation is going to want those answered.

Considering the passenger officer was suffering from a closed-head injury that required surgery, I THINK he will be ok with his decision making. But, you never know because it's San Francisco and the cops are the bad guys, according to he people in power.

[voodoo_man]

Ten years ago, rookie officer likely would have no issues.

Now a days? I'd be surprised if he kept his job, unless there something we are all missing.

[BehindBlueI's]

Considering the passenger officer was suffering from a closed-head injury that required surgery, I THINK he will be ok with his decision making. But, you never know because it's San Francisco and the cops are the bad guys, according to he people in power.

I think you're right on all counts, and geography did influence my answer as well.