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The pepperball gun was stupid in this case, for sure. The only good thing about this outcome is the bad guy is out of the home, and will be in prison for a while. They did say, he was a repeat offender, in the case of domestic disturbances, so at least that has gotten put to an end, for a while.
They gave him plenty of opportunities to calm down. But my concern was the other occupants which they’re blessed this person didn’t use them as a hostage since his mind was gone. Hopefully he’ll get the help he needs first Jesus then other help.
Better approach for families facing these circumstances…leave the house, don't call the police. Contact the family member hours later and see if they've calmed down. Stay away from them until they have.
I think you need to be more aware of how important dogs (and other animals) can be to people in these situations. They aren't just "property" to many people. While working in Louisiana right before and after Katrina I met many people who would not evacuate if they couldn't take their pets. Some people had to be left, and some of them died. It's just a fact that as LEO's we have to take this into account in some situations. Often, people can't be talked into leaving a domestic abuse situation because they fear for what will happen to their pet. We know that facilities are more effective at getting people to leave a DA situation when the facility can accept (or place) the family pet. It's a reality, whether you want to acknowledge it or not. Belittling these people on your channel is not helpful in trying to get these people out of these situations, as it can serve to harden the old school mentality about people not being smart enough to leave an abuser. It's always complicated and there are many reasons at play here. I get the realities of life and death, and your feeling that human lives are more important, but many victims aren't in that same place. And as the officers on the scene, we need to be cognizant of it.
I think the pepperballs might have accelerated the attack, but didn't cause it. That guy was always going to attack, he made that very clear in his statements at the door, it was only a question of when. The pepperballs might be worse than useless, but I'm sure the officers were following their policy that required them to attempt less lethal before resorting to deadly force if at all possible. The police agency emphasis in their caption that the officers tried less lethal force prior to the shooting would strongly indicate the officers were doing what was expected of them. Should that policy change, maybe. But public perception might be against these officers who were doing a fine job, if they didn't make some attempt to use less lethal, no matter how pointless or even counterproductive it might be in reality. That's the world we live in. 😛
He doesn't need to worry about serving time if his local DA was financed by Soros. They'll let him out with little or no bond and sentence him probation or some BS. It's not his fault because of the "system".
Officers done pretty well with the situation at hand IMO. Don’t blame them for using less lethal or the outcome. I don’t think it was going to end any other way and the longer it lasted the more chances of someone else being hurt.
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The pepperball gun was stupid in this case, for sure. The only good thing about this outcome is the bad guy is out of the home, and will be in prison for a while. They did say, he was a repeat offender, in the case of domestic disturbances, so at least that has gotten put to an end, for a while.
Dogs are family, get that out your head. the law needs to change for that too.
Bro thought he was Leonardo
What was the deal with the dude keeping the garage door open?
Still amazes me that people call cops at all. Don't call cops to solve your problems.
he was pretty fast you gotta give him that. not faster than a bullet but still pretty fast. 😂
They gave him plenty of opportunities to calm down. But my concern was the other occupants which they’re blessed this person didn’t use them as a hostage since his mind was gone. Hopefully he’ll get the help he needs first Jesus then other help.
At least he survived and no one else got hurt!
Don't go back in for the dog? It's property in the eyes of the law? Unsubscribe.
whoever came up with the idea to sell a second door to people is a genius lol never underestimate stupid i guess lmao
Better approach for families facing these circumstances…leave the house, don't call the police. Contact the family member hours later and see if they've calmed down. Stay away from them until they have.
John, the fucking net gun
I think you need to be more aware of how important dogs (and other animals) can be to people in these situations. They aren't just "property" to many people. While working in Louisiana right before and after Katrina I met many people who would not evacuate if they couldn't take their pets. Some people had to be left, and some of them died. It's just a fact that as LEO's we have to take this into account in some situations. Often, people can't be talked into leaving a domestic abuse situation because they fear for what will happen to their pet. We know that facilities are more effective at getting people to leave a DA situation when the facility can accept (or place) the family pet. It's a reality, whether you want to acknowledge it or not. Belittling these people on your channel is not helpful in trying to get these people out of these situations, as it can serve to harden the old school mentality about people not being smart enough to leave an abuser. It's always complicated and there are many reasons at play here. I get the realities of life and death, and your feeling that human lives are more important, but many victims aren't in that same place. And as the officers on the scene, we need to be cognizant of it.
I've never seen a ceiling fan in a garage before until now 🥴
Is Jesus God or the son of God?
He survived so he's going to cost the public 5 million dollars over the next 10 years.
I think the pepperballs might have accelerated the attack, but didn't cause it. That guy was always going to attack, he made that very clear in his statements at the door, it was only a question of when. The pepperballs might be worse than useless, but I'm sure the officers were following their policy that required them to attempt less lethal before resorting to deadly force if at all possible. The police agency emphasis in their caption that the officers tried less lethal force prior to the shooting would strongly indicate the officers were doing what was expected of them. Should that policy change, maybe. But public perception might be against these officers who were doing a fine job, if they didn't make some attempt to use less lethal, no matter how pointless or even counterproductive it might be in reality. That's the world we live in. 😛
Pretty plain and simple….runnin at cops with multiple knives…..yeah. Kinda dumb.
Sorry…my dogs have never been property.
John,
What kind of weight loss have you participated in?
i mean, in germany. the police would get the dog instead of the family memember. cause he could get held hostage if he gets back inside
That's what you get for acting any kine!!!
Terrible situation all around for the officers and the family members having to just sit and watch
He doesn't need to worry about serving time if his local DA was financed by Soros. They'll let him out with little or no bond and sentence him probation or some BS. It's not his fault because of the "system".
His name is mcgilla the gorilla
cop did a horrible job protecting the innocents removed from the home tbh. he let the guy continuously go back into the garage. wow
Good job officers! You tried but he forced your hand. He needs to be in prison for a long time.
Always depressing when the violent offender makes it. Dems will let this guy out, for sake of argument, look at someone like Alvin Bragg for proof.
Officers done pretty well with the situation at hand IMO. Don’t blame them for using less lethal or the outcome. I don’t think it was going to end any other way and the longer it lasted the more chances of someone else being hurt.