It's because of your..... avatar :uhoh:
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Police Officer Fires Gun In Wal-Mart Parking Lot
- Thread starter Blk97F150
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It's because of your..... avatar :uhoh:
Aknazer
Regular Member
Because lethal force shouldn't be authorized for someone driving off outside of exenuating circumstances? And SHOOTING, even at a tire, is still lethal force. Plus there's the whole issue in regards to the discharge of a firearm depending on where one is (though I know cops don't have to follow the laws like the rest of us).
ryan7068
Regular Member
Originally Posted by peter nap
It's because of your..... avatar :uhoh:
OMG - the pointy finger thing again - H.....E....L.....P......!
ryan7068
Regular Member
The Point
Maybe the cop should have pointed at the man to threaten him and prevent him from driving off :shocker:
Maybe the cop should have pointed at the man to threaten him and prevent him from driving off :shocker:
Where'd I put that noose...er ...tar bucket:uhoh:
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Sure. Because I disagree with yout opinion that the police should be able to shoot at a fleeing vehicle for 'any ol' reason' that they may have stopped them.
Keep after them. I expect they'll ignore it.
One of my favorite techniques to force them to respond is to FOIA the FOIA.
Send them an FOIA telling them they are in violation of Va FOIA and demand the time and date it was received, where it was sent for processing and the name of the person charged with responding. CC the County Attorney.
Originally Posted by peter nap
Keep after them. I expect they'll ignore it.
One of my favorite techniques to force them to respond is to FOIA the FOIA.
Send them an FOIA telling them they are in violation of Va FOIA and demand the time and date it was received, where it was sent for processing and the name of the person charged with responding. CC the County Attorney.
FOIA the FOIA... I like that!!
Hoorah! Nap's bag of [strike]dirty[/strike] tricks..
Update: My wife called me at work today and apparently I received an envelope with the 'Use of Force' policy for the Lebanon Virginia Police Department in it! Kudos to them for their response! I had expected them to send it to me via email (or at least reply to my emailed request....)... but I guess they wanted to respond via USPS, which is fine.
If I can, I'll review it tonight and post a few snips (I can probably scan the whole thing on Monday).
If I can, I'll review it tonight and post a few snips (I can probably scan the whole thing on Monday).
That's great news!
Not only did you get it, which surprises the hell out f me, I also know the folks there are still honest!
T Dubya
Campaign Veteran
I'll go first. Why the posting of the Lebanon ppg on use-of-force?
It is suppose to go here and kept kicking me out with the attachments:
http://forum.opencarry.org/forums/s...ice-Officer-Fires-Gun-In-Wal-Mart-Parking-Lot
Rather than move/merge the thread detailing their Use of Force policy, I'll just link it here. It is quite long.
http://forum.opencarry.org/forums/s...non-use-of-force-policy&p=1746688#post1746688
http://forum.opencarry.org/forums/s...non-use-of-force-policy&p=1746688#post1746688