Video of police officer defending him self

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i don't think that was right. where was the suspects firearm? if he's not going to stop, stay in your car and disable it. no need to kill him.

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blue ash? is that not the place where the officers shot the little dog?

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don't know about the dog ... haven't lived there since 1994 ... been rural in Ok where they shoot at snakes in bird houses and kill 5-year-old-boys fishing with grandpa ...

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Tazered and then shot three times! Must have been one tough Chihuahua-mix!

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=0bd_1244652909

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SWEEEEEEEEEEEEET, one less rap fan. not a bad thing.

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All I saw was a Cop riding the hood shooting at a suspect. I saw this because, in all of the video i never saw where an officer was in any dirrect danger, i.e. when did the suspect "turn violent?"

You may say when the cop was on his hood, but I disagree.

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Anytime a suspect engages a high speed pursuit and attempts to ram a cruiser, that is a violent act. I believe the officer acted accordingly.

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DonTreadOnMe wrote:

Tazered and then shot three times! Must have been one tough Chihuahua-mix!

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=0bd_1244652909

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I'm sorry but I laughed at that vid.



It's just so sad and crazy, there's nothing else I can do.:cuss:

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Nikki_Black wrote:

Anytime a suspect engages a high speed pursuit and attempts to ram a cruiser, that is a violent act. I believe the officer acted accordingly.

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I never saw an attempt to ram anything. I heard the officer say, he attempted to ram me, but enver saw anything of that nature. So that emans that everytime someone pulls to far in front of a stop sign, did they try to ram the other person??

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Just that fact that the suspect engaged in a high speed pursuit or even fleeing in any way is a violent act because the car that the suspect is driving becomes a deadly weapon.

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Nikki_Black wrote:

Just that fact that the suspect engaged in a high speed pursuit or even fleeing in any way is a violent act because the car that the suspect is driving becomes a deadly weapon.

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A deadly weapon that was enacted by police. There are more chases called off because when a cop entices a suspect into a high speed pursuit, it endangers everyone's saftey. So the question is, would they run if the police did not chase them?

This is what a supervisor has to consider: what is the offense that the officer is pulling someone over for, what is the proximity to schools and hospitals and other pedestrian trafic, and what would be the gain of the chase?

So if an officer pulls 2 black kids over for driving 60 in a 55, has no probable cause to search the vehicle, no cause to arrest them, but the kids are scared, they're 15 and 13 and took their mom's suv for a spin. if the cop chases them, what is the harshest punishment than can come about?

You see what i'm getting at?And quite frankly, this video has shown nothing to allow a person to form a judgement, because all we see is the chase itself, nothing before.

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Alright, you make a good point. I bow to your logic, my good sir. haha

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The police are taught in training NOT to get in front of a vehicle.

I have seen recently the police deliberatley getting in front of a vehicle and then if the vehicle goes an inch forward the police then shoot.

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wow that was intense... rule one never run from the cops, rule two never threaten a cops life, rule three don't be stupid.

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The thread that wouldn't die, in spite of the fact that it really needs to.

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DonTreadOnMe wrote:

blue ash?  is that not the place where the officers shot the little dog?

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I believe that was Cincinnati proper, but they're not far off. The intersection where he was shot is no more than 5-10 miles from downtown.