seems like the officer did his job. well done.
Damn liberal arts majors.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fjMpn7JCJ0 pretty much shows how fast someone with a knife can attack, these are both professionals as well. Police officers are not experts with their weapons they may have put range time on them but they are not amazing marksmen.
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I would shoot him/her in the leg
but that's just me
hit & run posting lol
In most European countries you can't get guns, unless you have very hard to get licenses. (hunting, sport shooting)
It was even an offense if you used a baton if someone came at you with fists.
Like sticks < knives < gun.
They changed the laws in my country, so you can now kill someone if they threaten your life.
Before this change, if someone broke in your home and tried to murder you and you "accidentally" ended up killing him, you went to jail.
Seems that often when US cops shoot someone it's because the person on the receiving end of the pistol fails to follow directions, even being so stupid to walk towards the officer with a knife in hand.
Suicide by cop maybe?
Their photo wasn't proof enough?
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Life isn't a movie. Armed assailants aren't creeping towards cops at a steady walking pace while uttering exposition. At any moment, someone holding a knife can lunge and kill you before you can blink. If you don't want cops using their guns when someone is coming at them with a knife, when should they use them?
So he was not taking his medicine and no one was giving a shit?
Two small problems.
One, your source even allows for aiming center of mass.
Two, your statement was
Providing a single police agency source (and likely the most progressive government in Europe) as a source for being "common police procedure in European nations" is far from supporting evidence. As there are about 50 nations in Europe, I'll accept 15 or so of what you provided - without the clause that allows aiming center of mass - to support your actual statement.It's common police procedure in European nations to try wounding first (after non-lethal measures have failed) before going straight to killing people.
the truth is that the vast majority of police forces in the world understand that shoot to injure is just not smart - it's a good way for the officer or a bystander to end up severely injured or dead.