Posted on Sep 23, 2016
LA Police Union: Police Commission Wants Cops To Run From Armed Suspects
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Let's play this out.
-Maniac presents gun.
-Cops retreat.
-Innocent bystander gets hurt or killed.
-City sued over and over again
-City goes bankrupt.
-LA becomes more of a sh** hole than it already is.
What could possibly go wrong?
-Maniac presents gun.
-Cops retreat.
-Innocent bystander gets hurt or killed.
-City sued over and over again
-City goes bankrupt.
-LA becomes more of a sh** hole than it already is.
What could possibly go wrong?
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SPC James Harsh
SGT Efaw (Mick) G. - I'm not versed in your reference however it looks that you are stating the same thing "the department and LEO's have tort immunity provided that thier actions were within legal scope." -just a friendly observence
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MSG (Join to see)
I'm aware of the case and actually cited it once before on a 2nd Amendment post a while ago. Any chance you are well versed on the political climate and litigious practices of the City of Los Angeles? they will pretty much settle with anyone who a member of the LAPD just happens to sneeze on and threatens with a lawsuit. SCOTUS precedent will not protect them from a fiscal chasm wrought from their moral cowardice.
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MSG (Join to see)
"Simply put, if police have nothing to hide then they should have no problem with being scrutinized to standards similar to which they themselves apply to the public."
That's the same weak argument / cheap tactic some cops use to coerce people to allow a vehicle search. "Mind if I search your car, I mean you don't have anything to hide do you?" Which is the same reasoning those who voted for the Patriot Act used.
Dangerous slope that one.
That's the same weak argument / cheap tactic some cops use to coerce people to allow a vehicle search. "Mind if I search your car, I mean you don't have anything to hide do you?" Which is the same reasoning those who voted for the Patriot Act used.
Dangerous slope that one.
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