[hion] tranny gets murdered by georgia tech campus police, liberals/whites chimp out
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depends on the area and other things, but some do get paid pretty well
$60k isn't really getting paid 'pretty well'...especially when you consider that a bulletproof vest is a normal part of the uniform...for a reason.
yes...the cops in Dirtdick Iowa are doing pretty well. However the cops where there is indoor plumbing and colleges, not so much
Average Police Officer Yearly Salary in Georgia. Police Officers earn a median salary of $38,430 per year. Salaries typically start from $27,360 and go up to $53,720.
Doesn't matter that the salaries are adjusted for the cost of living in different areas... the point stands. The pay they receive is no where near enough to expect these people to risk their lives over some raving fucking lunatic or someone brandishing a weapon and refusing to comply.
Expect gun shots every time.
Doesn't matter that the salaries are adjusted for the cost of living in different areas... the point stands. The pay they receive is no where near enough to expect these people to risk their lives over some raving fucking lunatic or someone brandishing a weapon and refusing to comply.
Expect gun shots every time.
Dangerdoggie
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Cops had too much patience, should have dropped him after the second noncompliance of a verbal command.
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It's not? You know military soldiers make even less, right? Or maybe you didn't know that...
I tend to side with the police the majority of the time in these situations. If they thought the suspect was able to use deadly force (knife) then it made no sense for them to use non-deadly force (taser, baton). Doesn't seem like anything illegal happened, based on that video.
A couple things generally about these kind of events...most people on this board, myself included, have no idea how they would react in a situation like this. If you say you do, you're lying or deluding yourself. Unless you've dealt with violent people or the mentally ill regularly, your opinions are moot.
NPR did a recent story about autistic persons and the police. They are MUCH more likely to be confronted by police and arrested than your average person. They simply don't act normally, which is suspicious, and they don't know how to effectively communicate with the police. It was an interesting piece and something I had never really thought about. With our society's push toward inclusion, these interactions are only going to become more common.
Certainly our police are inadequately trained to deal with this, but that training is going to be expensive and possibly not all that effective.
A couple things generally about these kind of events...most people on this board, myself included, have no idea how they would react in a situation like this. If you say you do, you're lying or deluding yourself. Unless you've dealt with violent people or the mentally ill regularly, your opinions are moot.
NPR did a recent story about autistic persons and the police. They are MUCH more likely to be confronted by police and arrested than your average person. They simply don't act normally, which is suspicious, and they don't know how to effectively communicate with the police. It was an interesting piece and something I had never really thought about. With our society's push toward inclusion, these interactions are only going to become more common.
Certainly our police are inadequately trained to deal with this, but that training is going to be expensive and possibly not all that effective.