Crime DEI strikes again, female cop shoots complying man with his own gun

You goalpost shifting in real time is hilarious. You got zero likes on that comeback.

@Scerpi help him out, he's getting embarrassed again.
Zero likes?

Wow, the ultimate measure of sherbro approval or lack there of.

Hey look, you obsessing with me did manage to get you a like, but it was from the forum weirdo with an avatar of himself in a superman pajama.

Maybe the two of you could join forces against me like some sherdog justice league, and while you're at it see if you can help him find his dick in those tights.
 
I'd most likely comply to a command I felt was unlawful unless it was to hurt someone else. It's really our job to assess in real time whether a PO's command is lawful, and make compliance decisions based on that assessment. We should comply and use the mechanisms we have to seek redress if the command was not lawful. We've seen a lot of people hurt and killed for not following unlawful commands. In many cases even after they started complying, because now someones blood was up.

You don't have to convince me about women. I wouldn't scream if there were more female PO's. But we need to be careful not to fixate on the ratio. We simply need to do identify the optimal traits. And hire those with the optimal traits, man or woman, without preoccupation about how many are men and women. And there does have to be a balance of skills. It does not matter how good at de-escalating you are if you are completely helpless when things escalate.

This. Refusal to comply will usually escalate the situation to a point where you may commit an actual crime, even if the cop didn't have legal grounds to arrest you in the first place.

Keep calm, say as little as possible and make a formal complaint to the cop's superior as soon as you can. And make sure you have a lawyer with you during any interview.
 
This. Refusal to comply will usually escalate the situation to a point where you may commit an actual crime, even if the cop didn't have legal grounds to arrest you in the first place.

Keep calm, say as little as possible and make a formal complaint to the cop's superior as soon as you can. And make sure you have a lawyer with you during any interview.
Depressingly, it's against the law to resist wrongful arrest in Florida.
 
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