Since when have cops (on the whole) acted humane recently?
Even so, the point is they should do. Surely you would agree?
Since when have cops (on the whole) acted humane recently?
Everyone should be humane period. But we're certainly not going to be able browbeat them into being remorseful either, are we? Not to mention, the courts aren't holding them accountable. They're not even getting a slap on the wrist for any of this.Even so, the point is they should do. Surely you would agree?
Kinda answered your own question there. :/-snip-
If hospital doctors & nurses can find the correct dosage for mentally ill or those in psychiatric wards then why can't police when it comes to restraining criminals.
Yes they've have to get the dosage right but i'm not seeing how a bullet would be better.
If it was you @DreadnoughtDT would you rather be shot with a bullet or tranq dart ?
Again, even as a rookie whose legal knowledge consists of what he learned from local attorneys and public records, I can tell you that Florida is... trigger happy when it comes to self defense.
@Malik Robinson
You missed my point, if doctors are trained to determine the right dosage then why not train law enforcement on it as well.
First off where do you think this is an argument or even bickering, stop assuming about something that isn't happening.
I'll add more LOLs if you like to make things clear to you i'm not arguing with you.
@Malik Robinson
You missed my point, if doctors are trained to determine the right dosage then why not train law enforcement on it as well.
Nice thought, but it might take a while to actually happen.@Malik Robinson
You missed my point, if doctors are trained to determine the right dosage then why not train law enforcement on it as well.
With training law enforcement could regulate dosage needed determining size & weight of the person threatening them.
Again, Florida's lenient self defense laws are to blame. I should probably bring it up, Florida has a license so that you can legally carry a concealed firearm on you, owning a handgun is one thing, hell, plenty of people keep handguns in their cars for self defense
But this is one that allows you to keep it on your person in public areas, keep in mind, this isn't like Texas where there is plenty of country and wide open range, this is Florida, a state that is urban for the most part.
Most of what you described are things that law enforcement already does, including the use of non-lethal weaponry and means of taking people down.
There's a thing where there's an incoming call from dispatch gives law enforcement a heads up on what to expect before arriving at the situation.
Just as animal control is alerted & given information before arriving at the situation as well as being trained to handle many situations without resulting in death of the animal, law enforcement could be trained to handle the situation quickly if & the need appears.
There's also non-lethal weapons besides tranq darts law enforcement has & can use as standard weapons such as stun guns, tear gas, etc.
Again, as I've said, this isn't even a gun control issue so much as it is Florida is so damn lenient with gun laws in general. As I've said, when it comes to criminal law, Florida is terrible, any self respecting attorney who doesn't live there will tell you that.Then really it should be code of practice to subdue anybody with any alternative method other than 'man has knife = blow his brains out'.
i'd much rather get shocked by a taser than shot with a bulletWell in the UK Cops are extremely Taser (Trigger)Happy.
They use them for the most flimsy reasons.
And even though UK cops are starting to be issued with vest mounted Cameras and Recorders they conveniently run out of Battery or knock the off switch "accidently" whenever questionable incidents occur.