Want to be a burglar?

[Independent voter]

Question is, will the burglar have learned his lesson or will he be back on the streets burglarizing homes next year?

[Scyclone]

let me guess, American?
Because your nonsense doesn't apply to other countries' police training.
Disabling a suspect is priority #1, not killing.

Your semantics don't make a difference. I know it's called center mass. I used other words to showcase the difference more clearly..
And as for the law.. look it up yourself.. Court rulings do exist in that regard.

Hahahahahaha...

"Oh, its OK that I robbed a bank. I am in Russia, this police officer here won't use anything harmful to stop me like those horrible American police will."

Last words have been recorded on footage before subject was turned into a pile of jelly. Officer on duty complained that his clip emptied slower than expected.

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I am not sure what would have made the bigger story, this one or the one where a cop shoots somebody for burglary and gets away scot free for it (a made up one, this hasn't happened to my knowledge). I mean, yeah crime is bad and criminals are bad, but shooting them seems a little excessive when they are non aggressive and/or non threats.

And I guess it would actually count as assault, or use of unnecessary force.

[Dethh]

Since so many people (in the gun threads etc.) love to claim how aiming at extremities instead of lethal body center would be just a myth lol

How do you know he was actually aiming at his leg specifically?