Cop shoots partner: Proof that US police are incompetent

[P for Pancetta]

I gotta stay away from this site. It's userbase is fucking straight up autistic lol

The trick is to look at it from a different angle, think of it as going to the zoo. You can browse and just look at all the animals, but you can also take the more adventures safari zone route by posting yourself. But never forget you're dealing with wild animals here lacking any form of sense or sophistication and therefore it is important to keep your limbs inside your vehicle at all times.

[Deeth]

You just can’t make this up

https://www.yahoo.com/gma/indiana-po...opstories.html

Indiana cops shoots partner due to very poor gun handling and a mystery dog.

*Insert Race Here* shoots person of same race: Proof *Race* is incompetent.

[Snakehead]

For every video like that you link, we can link one hundred samples of archived dashcam footage of police interactions that went normally. You sound like one of those people who thinks Islam is a violent religion because of occasional terror attacks.

Islam is a religion of peace

Just like Christianity there are a miniscle few that commit atrocities

Don’t bring Islam into disrepute to further your agenda

[ParanoiD84]

So one misstake = every cop is incompetent? lmao.

[Stardrift]

The trick is to look at it from a different angle, think of it as going to the zoo. You can browse and just look at all the animals, but you can also take the more adventures safari zone route by posting yourself. But never forget you're dealing with wild animals here lacking any form of sense or sophistication and therefore it is important to keep your limbs inside your vehicle at all times.

That is a better way of looking at it. Thanks!

[Snakehead]

Divide the number of police interactions per year with the amount of "incompetent" cases you are spouting off about.....yeah.

Does it matter if it’s .1% of the population when the reality is the police “accidentally” shoot people and change their lives forever

A bullet fired from the gun of an incompetent (killing or injuring a civilian) paid to protect the public is a real issue

[kail]

Islam is a religion of peace

Just like Christianity there are a miniscle few that commit atrocities

Don’t bring Islam into disrepute to further your agenda

Islam is a religion, plain and simple. They have their isolated cases of nutjobs just like our police force.

[Snakehead]

So one misstake = every cop is incompetent? lmao.

But it isn’t one mistake, one incident

There are hundreds each year

The training is inadequate and these armed civilians are incompetent

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Islam is a religion, plain and simple. They have their isolated cases of nutjobs just like our police force.

A religion of peace

How many innocent black folks fear for their lives when they encounter a Muslim?

How many innocent black folks fear when they encounter the police?

[KOUNTERPARTS]

You sound like one of those people who thinks Islam is a violent religion because of occasional terror attacks.

well now...

[Mister Cheese]

Why hasn't this dumpster fire of a thread been locked yet?

[Snakehead]

Why hasn't this dumpster fire of a thread been locked yet?

Illustrating just how poorly trained the armed civilians that wear badges are in the United States is something that bothers you?

Privilege much

[Mister Cheese]

Illustrating just how poorly trained the armed civilians that wear badges are in the United States is something that bothers you?

Privilege much

There is nothing constructive to discuss.

[Snakehead]

There is nothing constructive to discuss.

Nothing constructive?

How about questioning and bringing awareness to how undertrained these armed civilians are.

[RickJamesLich]

Nothing constructive?

How about questioning and bringing awareness to how undertrained these armed civilians are.

Have you considered that there are some practical limits to training and that this type of thing will inevitably happen by accident from time to time regardless of how much training an officer has? For example, most high schools in the US warn about the danger of drug usage. Your typical health class will discuss this type of thing, but there's also programs in schools that make people aware of the negative consequences of drug usage. Despite this, some people still use drugs.

[Snakehead]

Have you considered that there are some practical limits to training and that this type of thing will inevitably happen by accident from time to time regardless of how much training an officer has? For example, most high schools in the US warn about the danger of drug usage. Your typical health class will discuss this type of thing, but there's also programs in schools that make people aware of the negative consequences of drug usage. Despite this, some people still use drugs.

Huge differences

A) a drug addict hurts/kills themselves unless there’s folks out there injecting hundreds of people with illegal drugs
B) drug addicts don’t get paid because it’s not their job again unless there’s businesses out there paying people on the streets to take illegal drugs
C) what class in high school ever talks about safe gun practices?

[RickJamesLich]

Huge differences

A) a drug addict hurts/kills themselves unless there’s folks out there injecting hundreds of people with illegal drugs
B) drug addicts don’t get paid because it’s not their job again unless there’s businesses out there paying people on the streets to take illegal drugs
C) what class in high school ever talks about safe gun practices?

I did not mention drug addicts though, mainly because you don't have to be an addict to use drugs. I realize I'm "taking the bait" by talking to you, but the concept of "more training" is impractical in many situations, naturally in the field of police work that's one of them, where working on the job you will often learn far more than you would in a class room, for example.

As for your third point, that has nothing to do with the subject matter lol.

[Socialhealer]

Yet even with all that training you still get videos of cops not being able to handle one person.



There are plenty of bad examples from every country.

except it's safe when European police do it, our officers aren't called Judge Dredd and execute everyone for not complying.

so what it took 5 or 11 officers, no-one was killed, we could arm our officers and put a bullet in his head but killing every criminal is not the answer.

[Snakehead]

I did not mention drug addicts though, mainly because you don't have to be an addict to use drugs. I realize I'm "taking the bait" by talking to you, but the concept of "more training" is impractical in many situations, naturally in the field of police work that's one of them, where working on the job you will often learn far more than you would in a class room, for example.

As for your third point, that has nothing to do with the subject matter lol.

The third point is the strongest against your argument (not the main subject just you)and here’s why:

A) you equate high school health safety class as the vehicle for teaching the perils of drug use well what about a gun safety class to warn about the perils of using guns
B) again back to high school if you’re caught using drugs they have programs to help you what about programs to help people obsessed with guns you know the type the ones that “need” 5 or more guns for “home protection”

[Big Thanks]

Ive seen worse.

Seen a video of Japanses policeman afraid of man with a brick in his hand.

[stevenho]

so what it took 5 or 11 officers, no-one was killed, we could arm our officers and put a bullet in his head but killing every criminal is not the answer.

I think what people are talking about is that if it was not 1 guy with a rock vs 5 Swedish chicks and a guy, but 2 guys wanting to send the Swedish police force to the hospital with broken jaws and knocked out teeth, they could do it within 3 minutes. With 1 minute being spent on destroying the car