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Poetic Justice for a cop killer.

Kern county (Where the Bakersfield Qual was born) is a no mess around area for criminals they had the highest hit % of any LE agency in the country at above 85%

The saying was Bakersfield/Kern county is where LA criminals go to die.

No tears should be shed!
 
I'd rather the perp had been rendered a quadriplegic, but that would cost us. Newslime will want to press charges against the driver because he killed one of his voting pets. What happened to using social workers? CA should use them to serve warrants and notices and watch the results.
It's becoming far too dangerous to be at the doorstep of a potentially volatile situation. LEOs should find a way to have this done with the person outside the home. Back in the late 60's or early 70's, my father's very young partner went to serve a black man in Seattle. The guy opened the door just enough to run a sword through the deputy and quickly close it. The deputy emptied his revolver through the door but missed. He called in for help, but bled out and died on the perp's doorstep. True story. Google it.
 
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az4783054 said:
Results like this? Should have sent that nut mayor in to handle the call...
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Boston's Progressive Policing Policy Ends in Sword Attack on Clinician and Officer - Boston Today

In a troubling incident in Boston, a social worker and police officer were attacked by a sword-wielding individual during a mental health response call. The attack occurred as part of the city's progressive policing policy that aims to divert 911 calls away from police and toward unarmed...
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Yep.

I was way off on the story about the officer in Seattle. Looks like it was 1984. And it appears the deputy didn't die immediately. My father told me that the Seattle PD went in with their SWAT team and basically executed the perp in the bathroom. That's what good cops did back in the day. Killing an LEO led to bad stuff back then. Have a story here from the news. COUNT THE ROUNDS!

 
Dobbinsky said:
Yep.

I was way off on the story about the officer in Seattle. Looks like it was 1984. And it appears the deputy didn't die immediately. My father told me that the Seattle PD went in with their SWAT team and basically executed the perp in the bathroom. That's what good cops did back in the day. Killing an LEO led to bad stuff back then. Have a story here from the news. COUNT THE ROUNDS!

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In my son’s dept it’s called the Hostage Rescue Team (HRT). For barricaded subjects they call in SWAT or as he calls it: social worker and therapist.
 
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