Lol, cops dont risk their lives on a daily basis. That's such BS.
OT Did yall see where the Faulkner County deputy shot
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You gotta be joking. We just had a cop in tonitown get shot at during a routine traffic stop.
I know what he said. Maybe it was a poor choice of words on his part.
By statistics, being a cop is one of the safest professions in the country.
I took it as none exist in the situation. I don’t take it as a blanket statement because we know that isn’t true.
I’d be interested to see these stats.im sure there are more dangerous professions, but I have a hard time believing it’s one of the safest.
Because you missed the meaning, everybody else seemed to get it
Per the dictionary
Thug: a violent person, especially a criminal.
It is neither sex specific nor race specific, nor religious specific... it says, “a person”
Dont try to make it into something it is not.
Speaking as someone whose had a gun drawn on them once for a bad tail light bulb and one again for "fitting the description". Let's not try and simplify dangerous police encounters in anyway.
Hmmmmmm, so being armed makes you safer, yet a certain segment of the government would love to have your weapons. Interesting
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Not sure why you want to introduce politics into the discussion unless you just want to inflame people.
They don't want to take them, just make them tougher to get. Not the same thing as going around to search your house to collect firearms.
The guy wasn't breaking any law. It wasn't even his dog, it was one that was dumped in the neighborhood as a pup and the neighborhood kind of adopted it. It weighed 9 freaking pounds and never bit anyone.
The cop knocked on the guy's door and asked him to step outside. The guy said it wasn't his dog and he didn't have to step outside. He was correct. The cop told him if he didn't come out he would shoot the dog. The dog was not a threat to the cop at all, and as a former K9 cop, he knew it. After telling the guy again to come out and the guy refused, the cop pulled out his gun and shot the little dog in the face, shattering it's jaw. The cop was the definition of a prick. Demanding a private citizen exit his house when said citizen isn't even a suspect is arrogant punk with a badge BS.
I'm not singling you out and don't necessarily disagree. But the term thug is thrown around mighty loosely these days. I've heard the word thug used to describe MA basketball players but not much on the football team.
Even though the cop was being “nice” to the guy it doesn’t mean the cop has the right to shoot the dog.
Haven’t watched the video because I like dogs. I’m assuming he didn’t do things according to protocol if he got canned.
So there are close to 7k cops in state, gets shot AT and now they are risking their lives every day? I laughed.
Roofers and Taxi drivers jobs are worse.
https://www.bankrate.com/finance/personal-finance/10-most-dangerous-jobs-us-1.aspx
Love this. Calling the guy a prick because the cop asked him to come outside and he refused. **** you dude, go eat a damn doughnut.
You mean like the Supreme Court decision?
https://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/28/...ot-have-a-constitutional-duty-to-protect.html
Or this?
https://www.insidesources.com/police-not-protect-supreme-court-side/
Please stop being a sheep.
The ultimate goal IS to take them. Has been for years. The first step is to make obtaining them as difficult as possible and then progress from there. There is a large faction in this country that dreams of a gun free private sector, except of course for the criminals that not only don't care if carrying a gun is illegal, but would profit nicely from the black market guns would creat if they were outlawed.
He(and you and I) has every right to be a prick if somebody who is not invited knocks on his door and demands he comes out when he has done anything wrong. It doesn't matter if the guy is a cop or not, a private citizen has every right to do as he pleases, especially at his own house. If you though I was calling the guy(private citizen) a prick, you misread. He was nicer to the cop than I would have been under the circumstances. I hate cops that think they have authority over me when I haven't done anything. That is not their job or their place.
Yeah, I was referring to the "The cop was a prick, the guy in the house seemed like one as well." Post 3-4 posts in.
This cop clearly has terrible judgement, and that’s dangerous in his line of work.
Not trying to broadly generalize based on this one incident, but too many cops assume non-compliance as evidence of something illegal or suspicious.
I understand complying with cops is usually the best way to navigate an interaction, but it seems more and more cops assume they deserve respect they haven’t earned and take the stand of being beyond reproach of everyday citizens.
Not trying to broadly generalize based on this one incident, but too many cops assume non-compliance as evidence of something illegal or suspicious.
I understand complying with cops is usually the best way to navigate an interaction, but it seems more and more cops assume they deserve respect they haven’t earned and take the stand of being beyond reproach of everyday citizens.
I've never said the cop was in the right. I was trying to find out why the cop was there to start with. Very odd he just stopped at a random house and asked the homeowner to step outside. The dog shouldn't have been shot but I feel like were not getting the whole story .
Why was the cop there in the first place? You seem to know a lot about it. Did he just stop at a random house and ask the homeowner to step outside?
Yes.. ALWAYS do your best to aggrivate, disrespect, annoy, and just in general piss off the police.
Are you always so advisarial? With your wife, emoloyees, supervisor, clients, children, Teachers, administrators, etc?
How is that working for you?
Dude hates a human being over a tailgating spot, do the math
Read the article in the Conway paper and watched the video. Apparently the neighborhood crazy lady had been walking through the neighborhood with a gun threatening the local dogs that run free around there. When neighbors complained that she was pointing the gun at their pets, she went inside and called the sheriff's dept and complained of a vicious dog in the neighborhood. When the deputy got there, he found the yippy neighborhood stray in a front yard and went and knocked on the guy's door and told him to come outside. Things got ugly from there.
Yeah, dumbass, the overall condition of the program had nothing to do with it. Stupid little sack sucking punk.
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