General Police body cams in here
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Not at all, Tennessee vs Garner has established case law on this as well as Graham vs Connor. Call came in a Dude was attempting an armed robbery with a knife, then charged the Trooper when he was giving commands. Trooper was 100% justified in stopping the threat to the public as he was fleeing.
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@buddie thoughts? That's what I am seeing.
Completely agree. Failure to obey, agitated, and crossed the magic line. Less than lethal had just failed.
I could justify shooting him in the back too based on dispatch information and what was encountered upon arrival. Not saying I'd necessary do that, would depend on what she was running towards.
I could justify shooting him in the back too based on dispatch information and what was encountered upon arrival. Not saying I'd necessary do that, would depend on what she was running towards.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1l9_lelGw2c
Redding, California — On September 12, 2024, 38-year-old Fredrick “Rick” Phillips, was stopped by an officer with the Redding Police Department (RPD), on Bechelli Lane for a speeding violation. Phillips refused to identify himself as required by law for a traffic violation. Phillips was advised by the officer that he was being placed under arrest. Phillips became combative and refused to follow orders given by the officer. During the struggle, Phillips made several attempts to put his vehicle into drive. Phillips was ultimately taken into custody with the assistance of two citizens. RPD said that before being booked into the Shasta County Jail, Phillips was transported to a local hospital where he was cleared by a medical doctor. RPD said that misinformation around the arrest as well as allegations of excessive force the officer that spread online alleged that Phillips had been struck 10 times by the officer. RPD said the body cam footage shows that these allegations are inaccurate.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQfzJiuO29w
Jacksonville, Florida — On Wednesday, March 12, 2025, Officer A.C. Gaulding with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office was working a traffic deployment in the area when he attempted a traffic stop on the vehicle driven by the suspect, 33-year-old Brandon White. White was slow to stop, driving past several safe places, until he pulled into a driveway. White immediately began firing his handgun at Officer Gaulding, hitting the officer in his foot. Officer Gaulding fired his gun at White as Officer Gaulding moved towards a position of cover. White then grabbed a rifle and attempted to get out of his vehicle. Officer Gaulding again fired his gun, incapacitating White. That’s when additional officers arrived on scene and provided emergency medical care to White. White was taken to a local hospital where he died. Crime scene detectives determined White was wearing body armor when he shot Officer Gaulding.
Great job. Not to captain hindsight it but I bet he's like damn I ran past a solid brick shed to take cover behind a thin ass fence.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DtASKD4ixo
Fairfax, Virginia — On February 3rd, 2025, at 2:38 p.m., Fairfax County Police Officers responded to the 12800 block of Fair Lakes Parkway in Fair Lakes for a suspicious event. It was reported that an unknown caller made statements to the dispatch center that he had killed two people. While investigating the incident, the suspect, a 16-year-old male, ran toward an officer and immediately began assaulting him. During the assault, the teen stabbed the officer once in the upper body with a knife and was then taken into custody. The officer was transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and has since been released. It was determined that the suspect was the initial dispatch caller and the statements he made were false. The officer who was stabbed is a six-year veteran assigned to the Fair Oaks District. Detectives from the Major Crimes Bureau have charged the 16-year-old with Malicious Wounding, and he remains in custody.
He did a great job
Mom of bulletproof-clad police shooter and the possible target reveal stunning new details
Brandon White is identified as the man in a bulletproof vest who shot a cop before being killed by return fire. His Mother and a possible target talk.
www.jacksonville.com
black women are the most deluded of all women. "He dindu nuffin, he was a good boy" is always their standard response.He did a great job
Mom of bulletproof-clad police shooter and the possible target reveal stunning new details
Brandon White is identified as the man in a bulletproof vest who shot a cop before being killed by return fire. His Mother and a possible target talk.www.jacksonville.com
I can't imagine having to do policing in the US or having to deal with officers there.
The recipe for disaster is just so incredible.
Kudos to the good cops and good citizens for just being that way.
The recipe for disaster is just so incredible.
Kudos to the good cops and good citizens for just being that way.
The areas without large populations of blacks aren't bad, at all. But fuck being a COP anywhere there are a bunch of darkies.
America doesn't have a gun violence problem, it has a young black male violence problem.
stats are racist!
There was an analysis I used to post on the OG. Essentially murder rates of Africans are about the same as African Americans, latin people as latin americans, and European countries match European (white) Americans. Gun laws, culture, etc., all different but they have the same murder rates across the globe.
Women should not be field cops reason #282943
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Mjo-a4ODM&rco=1&ab_channel=PoliceActivity
Jacksonville, Florida — On December 13th, 2024, Police Officer S. Lowry conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle operated by 39-year-old Jason Arrington for running a red light. Officers A. Weippert and M. Cardwell responded to assist on the traffic stop. Arrington, who was cooperative during the traffic stop, informed Officer Lowry that he was armed with a firearm. Officer Lowry directed Arrington to exit his vehicle, and he cooperated. Officer Cardwell then attempted to remove the firearm from the waist of Arrington. While Officer Cardwell was attempting to remove the firearm, it discharged, striking Arrington in the leg. The bullet struck Arrington in his upper thigh and came out his inner thigh on his right side. The other officers tell Cardwell to put the gun down, and then they immediately call for paramedics, help Arrington onto the grass and administer a tourniquet to stop the bleeding in his leg. Arrington said the gunshot wound left him with lasting physical impairments that affected his ability to work as a crane operator. The Internal Affairs investigation resulted in a sustained charge of incompetence against Officer Cardwell and JSO has begun termination proceedings for Officer Cardwell.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Mjo-a4ODM&rco=1&ab_channel=PoliceActivity
Jacksonville, Florida — On December 13th, 2024, Police Officer S. Lowry conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle operated by 39-year-old Jason Arrington for running a red light. Officers A. Weippert and M. Cardwell responded to assist on the traffic stop. Arrington, who was cooperative during the traffic stop, informed Officer Lowry that he was armed with a firearm. Officer Lowry directed Arrington to exit his vehicle, and he cooperated. Officer Cardwell then attempted to remove the firearm from the waist of Arrington. While Officer Cardwell was attempting to remove the firearm, it discharged, striking Arrington in the leg. The bullet struck Arrington in his upper thigh and came out his inner thigh on his right side. The other officers tell Cardwell to put the gun down, and then they immediately call for paramedics, help Arrington onto the grass and administer a tourniquet to stop the bleeding in his leg. Arrington said the gunshot wound left him with lasting physical impairments that affected his ability to work as a crane operator. The Internal Affairs investigation resulted in a sustained charge of incompetence against Officer Cardwell and JSO has begun termination proceedings for Officer Cardwell.
They are always being steam rolled here in L.A county by people with meth strength.