Eyewitnesses accounts in this police action shooting are not surprising;

[hunkgolden]

but refreshing none the less.

http://wishtv.com/2016/08/01/impd-officer-shoots-suspect-on-south-side/

 

[qazplm]

why are you arguing?

 

[kescwi]

but refreshing none the less.

http://wishtv.com/2016/08/01/impd-officer-shoots-suspect-on-south-side/

I always love the word "fear" when it comes to these things.

I'm not a cop, didn't serve in the military so I have no training in such things, but I've had plenty of people come after me in my years on this rock. I've had pool sticks swung at me, tools thrown at me, I had a guy I was firing come over my desk attacking me, once I had gun drawn and pointed at me, once my friends shoved me in a car saying a gun had been drawn and pointed at me and another time I stood beside a man I didn't know pointing a gun at another man I didn't know. Thing is I never felt "fear" I just reacted and there was no time to reflect on my emotions. But apparently police officers "feel" "fear" on a regular basis, it not a systemic shoot first ask questions later training problem, they're just feeling fear.

 

[TOKenBoiler]

I always love the word "fear" when it comes to these things.

I'm not a cop, didn't serve in the military so I have no training in such things, but I've had plenty of people come after me in my years on this rock. I've had pool sticks swung at me, tools thrown at me, I had a guy I was firing come over my desk attacking me, once I had gun drawn and pointed at me, once my friends shoved me in a car saying a gun had been drawn and pointed at me and another time I stood beside a man I didn't know pointing a gun at another man I didn't know. Thing is I never felt "fear" I just reacted and there was no time to reflect on my emotions. But apparently police officers "feel" "fear" on a regular basis, it not a systemic shoot first ask questions later training problem, they're just feeling fear.

You seem to be an unpopular fellow.

 

[hunkgolden]

I always love the word "fear" when it comes to these things.

I'm not a cop, didn't serve in the military so I have no training in such things, but I've had plenty of people come after me in my years on this rock. I've had pool sticks swung at me, tools thrown at me, I had a guy I was firing come over my desk attacking me, once I had gun drawn and pointed at me, once my friends shoved me in a car saying a gun had been drawn and pointed at me and another time I stood beside a man I didn't know pointing a gun at another man I didn't know. Thing is I never felt "fear" I just reacted and there was no time to reflect on my emotions. But apparently police officers "feel" "fear" on a regular basis, it not a systemic shoot first ask questions later training problem, they're just feeling fear.

You've NEVER felt fear? Um ok batman.