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\r\nCops are not above the law. They are supposed enforce it. Think about this......
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\r\nIf a normal citizen was in the place of the cop and shot that guy in "self-defense" 5 times, then walked up and shot him another 5 times, he just went from self-defense to murder. No different then if someone breaks into you house, and you stab the guy 20 times. It would be considered excessive force.
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\r\nSo why should a cop get away with it? After the first 5 shots, the guy was falling towards the ground and showed no signs of being a threat. Sure I agree with the first 5 shots but the 2nd set of 5 shots was overboard.\r\n
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Justified at a police academy. What a surprise. LOLQuote:
\r\n | \r\n \r\n \r\n Originally Posted by 330f4i\r\n \r\n  \r\n they were totally justified, we watched it last night in our police academy. \r\n \r\n | \r\n
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\r\nCops are not above the law. They are supposed enforce it. Think about this......
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\r\nIf a normal citizen was in the place of the cop and shot that guy in "self-defense" 5 times, then walked up and shot him another 5 times, he just went from self-defense to murder. No different then if someone breaks into you house, and you stab the guy 20 times. It would be considered excessive force.
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\r\nSo why should a cop get away with it? After the first 5 shots, the guy was falling towards the ground and showed no signs of being a threat. Sure I agree with the first 5 shots but the 2nd set of 5 shots was overboard.\r\n