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- Thread starter $kully
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Stop whining. Here's the quote in context
"It is 100% guaranteed that if they had been given some space they would have carjacked at least one more vehicle, selected for being more nimble and less conspicuous than the UPS truck, and that when cornered they weren't going to give up."
The reason it's 100% guaranteed is because they had already demonstrated their intent by doing it.
Stop sniveling
"It is 100% guaranteed that if they had been given some space they would have carjacked at least one more vehicle, selected for being more nimble and less conspicuous than the UPS truck, and that when cornered they weren't going to give up."
The reason it's 100% guaranteed is because they had already demonstrated their intent by doing it.
Stop sniveling
Florida has a version of the Felony Murder Rule. A fact which I know you weren't aware of but which may possibly end up being of effect on the outcome of this investigation.
Bear in mind, this happened in Florida, not San Francisco. In Florida they ended up going after the Deputy at the Stoneman/Douglas High School shooting for exercising too much caution and restraint and not engaging the shooter on the ASAP basis.
Bear in mind, this happened in Florida, not San Francisco. In Florida they ended up going after the Deputy at the Stoneman/Douglas High School shooting for exercising too much caution and restraint and not engaging the shooter on the ASAP basis.
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To not give them the opportunity to take more hostages.
I don't know whether or not the carjackers took a shot after they stopped, but if they did then that presents a direct threat to the civilians nearby which cannot be allowed to continue.
I don't know whether or not the carjackers took a shot after they stopped, but if they did then that presents a direct threat to the civilians nearby which cannot be allowed to continue.
So kill the hostage in order to avoid more hypothetical hostages being taken?
That's the official police protocol?
Fascinating insider facts.
I've got far more basis for the assumptions the cops would have been compelled to make that the rempage could continue than you do that it couldn't have continued. Their previous actions being significant to that equation.
If they could have they would have.
I don't know why everyone can't just sit back and wait for more information to come out. What's the rush? I don't know all the facts so I don't know how it's going to play out. But I do know there were other considerations in play that several of you weren't aware of and hadn't considered prior to coming to a conclusion.
I don't know why everyone can't just sit back and wait for more information to come out. What's the rush? I don't know all the facts so I don't know how it's going to play out. But I do know there were other considerations in play that several of you weren't aware of and hadn't considered prior to coming to a conclusion.
There's no rush. Nobody knows "all" the facts but we know a lot of facts.
We're discussing the facts that are obvious to anyone who actually watched the video.
That's the pot calling the kettle black.
AGAIN, How do you know that the cops killed the hostage, idiot?
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Actually, under Florida law it may be determined that the suspects are responsible for his death. After all, we are talking about a "stand your ground" state here; not a hug-a-thug state. Or, it may end up going the other way. Too soon to tell.
One other very distinct possibility is that the fallout from this event may prompt changes in the FL laws or changes in the jursidiction's policies WRT what the cops are and aren't allowed to do.
One other very distinct possibility is that the fallout from this event may prompt changes in the FL laws or changes in the jursidiction's policies WRT what the cops are and aren't allowed to do.
The suspects are responsible for the deaths and actions by the police .
Still I think
if they did not pursue and corner them something less could have happened .
Observe from a distance and wait for a better time to apprehend them .
Still I think
if they did not pursue and corner them something less could have happened .Observe from a distance and wait for a better time to apprehend them .
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So when you see a thug holding a hostage you shoot them both and that's thug's fault?
Cool.
