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[Beanflicker]

I don't have any fucks to give to guys who fuck around with the police like that, especially when they have a gun within arm's reach.

Driver played it right: put your fucking hands out the window.

[El Kabong]

How is it so difficult to follow instructions? You put your hands in plain view, you answer clearly, and if you even think for 1 split second that you are in legal trouble just say "I refuse to answer questions before I speak to my attorney" and just be polite....how difficult is that?

[brocktonblockbust]

How is it so difficult to follow instructions? You put your hands in plain view, you answer clearly, and if you even think for 1 split second that you are in legal trouble just say "I refuse to answer questions before I speak to my attorney" and just be polite....how difficult is that?

must be damn difficult.

[greynotsoold]

This one happened in Billings last year. They were looking for that guy pretty tough- he was on a bit of a spree. They had had something like 60 calls about him in a month, and he (the guy that got shot) had shot somebody either the day before or earlier that day.
Youtube : Dashboard video: Billings police shooting

[Spicoli]

Do they believe in street lights in N.J If I'm a cop there I install flood lights on my roof.

[Dia bando]

Again was the guy in the passenger seat stupid, the driver done as he was told were the passenger
had a problem with simple orders,! and ended up getting shot.
I can't for the life of me understand when your told by someone with a gun, which he is pointing at
you to do as you are TOLD.
You have to be a idiot what more can I say.

[brocktonblockbust]

its terrible though. god help us all.

[TitoFan]

Do they believe in street lights in N.J If I'm a cop there I install flood lights on my roof.

That was my first reaction. Too much darkness in what is already a very tense situation. The guy can't say he wasn't warned repeatedly. These cops are making damn sure they don't get shot while pulling someone over on a routine traffic stop. I'd probably be overly cautious too. The driver did what he was told... sticking his hands out the window. The other one didn't, and ignored repeated warnings. Maybe a taser right off the bat would've avoided the death.

[Andre]

Right or wrong it's still overkill, that amount of shots and one in the back too eventually,something is wrong.

I get the feeling cops now know that if the people are kept in the car, no video is going to see what the dude did or didnt do so no court will convict the cop.(like they do anyway ).Most times they get paid leave and at worse moved or dismissed.

Maybe a law should get passed that everyone pulled over has to have their hands out the window immediately. Or back up is called and its onto stage two where you know more drawn guns will be at your dumb fucking head.

Then "get out of the car, interlock fingers and put them on top of your head or for worse cases plastic cuff their legs and hands as well.

Then the cops get to go through your glove compartment themselves only if filming it.

Something like that, a set routine that is advertized country wide for a few months so everyone knows the stages of engagement and that has to be followed before the hell breaks loose.

Other than car chases, robberies or shoot outs then its what ever comes and you know you are into stage two already.

Seems like cops get to call when and where the shots go down most of the time, not sure thats a good idea to keep that going on the public when pulling them over, there are good and bad cops and some are chicken and some are brave too and on the other side also erratic or nervous innocent people and some disabled that need more time to react without further threat.

It seems like cops are pushing for time too and that causes anxiety in both vehicles so maybe a break down into stages is required.