Agreed. While not perfect, in the end, all is well that ends well. The officers seemed to communicate well. In my experience, both on the street and in training scenarios, teams that communicate well generally perform well.
Agreed. While not perfect, in the end, all is well that ends well. The officers seemed to communicate well. In my experience, both on the street and in training scenarios, teams that communicate well generally perform well.
https://www.police1.com/patrol-issue...sz4axCmaBSI5R0
Man clobbers Fla. cops with brick during video livestream, police say The man had propped up his cellphone to record the attack
ORLANDO, Fla. — A man this week used a brick to attack a group of Orlando police officers. The incident was captured on video because the suspect had propped up his cellphone to live-stream the assault, police said.
The video shared by Orlando PD shows a man crouching behind a police car with something in his hand. The man then strides over to a group of officers and starts hitting them.
According to CBS 12, at least two officers were injured, one of them more seriously than the other.
Police said it took four officers to get the man under control, according to the report.
They should've ended his miserable life.
There's nothing civil about this war.
Belarusian State Security Committee raid team vs an IT worker. Not only do the LEOs have video, but the subject of the raid also records it on his end, along with his wife thinking it'd be cool to get some footage of a gunfight. Subject and one officer killed.
Hosted on Funker, so you've got to go there to watch it (I can't embed it here).
https://funker530.com/video/nsfw-kgb...larus/?ref=app
"Are you ready? Okay. Let's roll."- Last words of Todd Beamer
I don't really know much about Belarus but my impression of the political situation is that the raid subject (who was a well-paid worker for a US company) knows he's going to die one way or another once the KGB shows up. Wife was probably not recording for funzies.Originally Posted by TGS
https://youtu.be/J6q-47byKkk
Greenfield, WI shootout after a pursuit. One officer shot multiple times.
That was just awful to watch on so many levels.
There's nothing civil about this war.
This isn’t the first video incident I’ve seen where side-curtain airbags have proven to be a big problem for police trying to figure out what someone in a crashed vehicle is doing.
im strong, i can run faster than train
In the interest of being professional, I'll comment that CALEA standards and the opinion of the ACLU would have prohibited using the fat jerk in the white shirt as a ballistic shield to approach the suspect vehicle. I don't know about these CALEA standards. Obviously, the fat guy knew what the cops shoulda/woulda/coulda done.
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