simmonsjoe
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really? Seems pretty straight forward to me. I'm surprised (but happy) he didn't taze the shit out of him before cuffing him. I am always shocked to see a lone officer like this holster and cuff an individual (which it appeared he did at the end). I'd be too concerned and paranoid to chance that. I think I would wait for assistance to arrive.
Please note I am not a cop.
I just can't fathom how you can twist that to be excessive force. The fact is this could have turned out VERY different for the cop. He had his back to a perp who used that opportunity to attack. Thankfully the cop responded quickly and the perp didn't appear super determined or go for a gun grab. The cop wasn't excessive, he was fortunate.
On a side note, notice how difficult a time he has holstering. This is a trained officer! It illustrates what happens to the body when you get the endorphins pumping. Anyone who does any training should take this as a big hint that just shooting at the range is barely adequate. You need to get the heart pumping and the stress level UP. (see Nutnfancy's channel on youtube, esp. his 'sledgehammer' series)
really? Seems pretty straight forward to me. I'm surprised (but happy) he didn't taze the shit out of him before cuffing him. I am always shocked to see a lone officer like this holster and cuff an individual (which it appeared he did at the end). I'd be too concerned and paranoid to chance that. I think I would wait for assistance to arrive.
Please note I am not a cop.
I just can't fathom how you can twist that to be excessive force. The fact is this could have turned out VERY different for the cop. He had his back to a perp who used that opportunity to attack. Thankfully the cop responded quickly and the perp didn't appear super determined or go for a gun grab. The cop wasn't excessive, he was fortunate.
On a side note, notice how difficult a time he has holstering. This is a trained officer! It illustrates what happens to the body when you get the endorphins pumping. Anyone who does any training should take this as a big hint that just shooting at the range is barely adequate. You need to get the heart pumping and the stress level UP. (see Nutnfancy's channel on youtube, esp. his 'sledgehammer' series)