FatHobbit;1279392 wrote:Unless it was an electric wheelchair, I'm not buying that a one armed man advanced on officers with something in his hand that they couldn't see.
I'm sure it was something like this...
"Watch out! He's got a colostomy bag!
FatHobbit;1279392 wrote:Unless it was an electric wheelchair, I'm not buying that a one armed man advanced on officers with something in his hand that they couldn't see.
I absolutely agree with this.Steel Valley Football;1279362 wrote:Not sure if you're being facetious or not, but what you stated is correct.
The problem is the patient was mentally unstable and either not able or not willing to comply. Better officer training would have helped them to more quickly make that decision.
True. Obviously they missed the "1-armed guy with a knife in a wheel chair" scenario.Steel Valley Football;1279362 wrote: Better officer training would have helped them to more quickly make that decision.
Hey, a 1 armed man killed Dr Kimble's wife.gut;1280206 wrote:True. Obviously they missed the "1-armed guy with a knife in a wheel chair" scenario.
I think it's more about cops making poor choices under pressure. You could try to screen for that, but then you might end-up with a shortage of qualified cops.
And where's the accountability for the mental health professionals supposedly trained and equipped to deal with these people/situations?
It's all good. Glad you did. I never heard about this.bigkahuna;1730237 wrote:Yeah, I'm so bored, I'm resurrecting old topics.
Sick bastard.BR1986FB;1730230 wrote:This is the first I heard of this story. Had they subdued him and this had gone to trial, he wouldn't have had a leg to stand on. Ok, maybe one....sad story still.
If he was a girl, I'm sure her name would have been Eileen.BR1986FB;1730230 wrote:This is the first I heard of this story. Had they subdued him and this had gone to trial, he wouldn't have had a leg to stand on. Ok, maybe one....sad story still.
Or Peg.wkfan;1730246 wrote:If he was a girl, I'm sure her name would have been Eileen.