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07-21-2014, 02:38 PM
What is your County's pursuit protocol/procedure? is there a certain speed at which you guys fall back because it gets to dangerous for civilians?
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07-21-2014, 06:52 PM
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(07-21-2014, 02:38 PM)MpReSsive Wrote: What is your County's pursuit protocol/procedure? is there a certain speed at which you guys fall back because it gets to dangerous for civilians? There really isnt a certain speed or anything that will make us fall back. its up to the deputy or supervisor whether or not we want to continue the pursuit. of course, the safety of us and others on the road is held high in consideration. (07-21-2014, 03:02 PM)Rad Wrote: does the blue code of silence really exist or is that a myth? ehh, only so much as it exists in other job environments. it also depends on the department really. for the most part, in terms of illegal things or other big things we'll do the right thing. I haven't seen anything like this yet but personally i hate it when trusted people take advantage of their power. but again, it really depends on the department and type of people in the department like any job environment. However, i will say that cops do take good care of other cops.
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07-21-2014, 09:20 PM
im not sure if this is just for my region or not, but apparently cops here have a place called cherry hill (apparently they beat "bad guys" there and never file reports), i was wondering if that's just in this area, or if there is a myth, or in reality a place that cops have for deadbeats where this actually happenes
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07-22-2014, 05:05 PM
(07-21-2014, 09:20 PM)MpReSsive Wrote: im not sure if this is just for my region or not, but apparently cops here have a place called cherry hill (apparently they beat "bad guys" there and never file reports), i was wondering if that's just in this area, or if there is a myth, or in reality a place that cops have for deadbeats where this actually happenes negative on shit like that over here. its not too rough out here where we have constant shitheads. although, there still is a good number of shitheads over here. though, it sounds like people are taking their job too close and personal. let the justice system handle it and if you get a disappointing outcome or anything, just let it go... but i've heard of stuff like that in other places. i can see it happen in big cities and more back in the day. I feel like these days its hard to do that with all the law suits and law enforcement queries.
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07-24-2014, 03:05 PM
(07-22-2014, 10:24 PM)MpReSsive Wrote: how can a person get multiple charges of resisting in one situation? Multiple counts of resisting arrest for one situation? Never heard of that. Its usually one count of felony or misdemeanor resisting arrest or some places call it obstructing. Its usually not the only charge we bring on someone. Normally its used in conjunction with another like maybe assault on a peace officer if its violent resisting or any other charge that situation can bring. Although we can still charge you with just resisting arrest.
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07-25-2014, 10:55 PM
Hm... I'm going to ask you a question that might not be as easy as the other guys. My question is about an incident that happened in my city where a group of off duty or plain shirt cops that did a choke hold to a black person with asthma and the choke hold and the eventual pressing the subject to the ground killed the subject. The head of the NYPD said that the policy doesn't permit use of excessive force on a subject. I just want to know about your view on that issue.
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07-26-2014, 07:47 AM
(07-25-2014, 10:55 PM)N0616JC Wrote: Hm... I'm going to ask you a question that might not be as easy as the other guys. My question is about an incident that happened in my city where a group of off duty or plain shirt cops that did a choke hold to a black person with asthma and the choke hold and the eventual pressing the subject to the ground killed the subject. The head of the NYPD said that the policy doesn't permit use of excessive force on a subject. I just want to know about your view on that issue. Can i get a link of an article on the situation so I can have some background on why they decided to go hands on with someone off duty? Need more info before I can say anything. (07-25-2014, 10:55 PM)N0616JC Wrote: Another question, if you were to be arm, in terms to have a firearm on you, what kind of the firearm does your department issue? In addition to that, how fast can you pull out the gun and fire a shot at a nonlethal area of the body when you need to? Each department has their own issued weapon. I'd rather not specify which one I carry so I dont shed light on where I work. Though if you really wanted to find out you wouldn't have a hard time. As far as drawing and shooting, the qualification course for most departments in the state have a stage where we're required to draw from the holster and shoot two in less than 3 sec. Most clear and pop off two in less than that. But for nonlethal? No such thing. Our firearms are always lethal and we draw it with that intent. There is no such thing as shooting someone in the arm or leg. Its not like the movies. No cop or military operator is trained like that. When you shoot someone its not like the movies where you shoot them and they automatically drop. People still keep coming and moving when they get shot, thats why you have the instances where a cop shoots a subject and its usually 3 or 4 times, maybe more. If we wanted to go non lethal we would deploy other things we have like OC or the taser.
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07-26-2014, 05:50 PM
(07-26-2014, 07:47 AM)ssubtrohs ///_- Wrote:(07-25-2014, 10:55 PM)N0616JC Wrote: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXxx The following is a video of the said issue:
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