and we can only have 10 rounds here....imma guessing........imma gonna be dead first.Meridian police shoot suspect 20 times before the suspect drops the bat he was using to beat another person. I don't care to post the video but it's out there. The suspect must of been on pcp or something bludgeoning the victim repeatedly about the head. A pcp'd aggressor is your worst nightmare.
You gotta go for the light switch instead of the engine. Head shots end fightsand we can only have 10 rounds here....imma guessing........imma gonna be dead first.
Its a CT shooting.Meridian police shoot suspect 20 times before the suspect drops the bat he was using to beat another person. I don't care to post the video but it's out there. The suspect must of been on pcp or something bludgeoning the victim repeatedly about the head. A pcp'd aggressor is your worst nightmare.
Meridian police shoot suspect 20 times before the suspect drops the bat he was using to beat another person. I don't care to post the video but it's out there. The suspect must of been on pcp or something bludgeoning the victim repeatedly about the head. A pcp'd aggressor is your worst nightmare.
All good points. Yep theres a time for telling him to stop and a time for shooting. THIS sounds like a time for shooting. I dont like to second guess Cops when I wasnt there BUT it kinda sounds like the Officer F'd up and the victim paid the price for all the BS dumped on police use of forceIts a CT shooting.
Cop told him 4x to drop the bat and the dude kept hitting the victim(turns out his dad) in the head 4 more times before the cop shot him.
- cop should have shot him after Swing number one to the victms head when he didnt drop the bat uppn commanded
- shoot until threat is nutralized. Attacker took more swings with the bat into the victims head while absorbing shots.
Head shots correct the problems that body shots cantA perfect illustration of why shots need to penetrate the INZ. Multiple hits can be lethal but won't stop the assailant until his central nervous system knows he is dead. I don't see that emphasized enough in training any more.