I’m glad I’m not the only one who notices it. Every time I see an OIS video from LVMPD, they’re doing really good work. As for the video, is this the first video footage of an OIS with a red dot? I remember one from a while back with an officer drawing down on a suspect using a P320 Romeo but wasn’t the one who fired the shot.
Post 1933.Originally Posted by Olim9
Second hand info based on my interaction with KCMOPD and IPD training cadre. The LVMPD training cadre wants to be there. Unlike many firearms units, it is not a dumping ground but rather a sought after and competitive assignment.
NOPD OIS
Article: https://www.nola.com/news/crime_poli...544a85761.html
Well, I'm pretty sure the average person watching mainstream media won't see or hear footage of a wounded officer screaming in agony very often. I wonder how many news channels actually played the video.
Article mentions they were dispatched to deal with suspected car burglars. Wonder if the gun the criminal used was stolen that night.
Possibly. We've had a real problem with burglaries lately in our locale.
This was just a few days ago:
https://www.nola.com/news/crime_poli...ff9053975.html
One of the gun stores they hit is only 5 minutes from my house. Approx 50 guns have been stolen in the last couple of months so you know a lot of those have made it into the wrong hands.
Good on that officer for staying in the fight after being hit and going down.
Seattle PD SWAT hostage rescue shot:
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle...-he-held-baby/
Saw this the other day. Very good work. Hard to tell on video, but that shot sounds veeeery quiet. They use .300 BLK in Seattle?
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