THat might just be the dumbest thing I've ever seen posted anywhere.
An officer who got shot, went to hospital but had no injuries was released should be punished?
Are you completely ******* retarded? Go down to a police station ask them to take you to a firing range, put a kevlar vest on and let them shoot you, when you're winded, struggling to breathe and in a lot of short term pain and ask to be taken to a hospital, they'll all laugh at you and call you a ****.
er, he didn't actually get shot at all. He was lying.
It hurts getting shot, people get minor injuries from being shot all the time, bullet proof vests stop the bullet going through your skin, they don't stop the impact or the energy being absorbed, and its painful. How much can a paintball hurt through semi thick clothing, then think if it was a metal slug moving MUCH faster.
er, he didn't actually get shot at all. He was lying
Its a precaution, you get taken to the hospital, maybe you've broken ribs, maybe you haven't. Punish him, seriously, how completely stupid.
er, he didn't actually get shot at all. He was lying. his police mate shot his police radio after the event to try and back up the lie with the 'my radio saved me from the evil drug dealer who we then had to shoot' line. It was all very daft (what were they thinking .. this story jsut didn't stand a hope of remaining undetected! Tards!!). I think they should both be punished.
Why don't they wear camera's, because lots of coppers would be, unfairly, put in jail. You shove someone a little to hard, then also trip and cut themselves, lawsuit. Cops all with camera's = cops won't do anything to help anyone ever again.
The law might need to be changed to give the police more flexibility, but the people should be able to know the truth and form their own judgements. The police should not be able to work outside of the law
As for your opinion of the drug dealer and what he thought, unless you're a criminal, wanted, with previous convictions and I assume looking at a lengthy jail term, you don't know how he'd react.
That's right. but trying to outgun 23 machinegun wielding police officers with a single gun of my own (probably <23 bullets in the cartridge) .. well, I doubt thats the decision he made