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byronwilliams4010
#2 2nd day of horsie training: environmental awareness.
TheOldSchoolisBack
#2 https://media4.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTY1YjkxZmJlbXd6bGc2MWk3MzNxenBzM2c1dDl1NGJmazM3aHNibG1qN3d1cWthYiZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/KCRlomzxILgofqokqH/giphy.mp4
theAught
Fuck the police. Please don't be afraid of these pigs, they picked their path.
Kc0125
I have an uncle that's a cop, he's a racist piece of shit, go figure. That's all I have to say about that
ParryLost
TheVampireDante
"Run bitches, run...."
PragmaticPrimate
#5 Saint Georges' what?
dannnen3
Looks like a couple of signs and traffic lights need arresting and beating
Avrgjoe80
lurkyloos
YesButMaybe
I work in software. We have no privacy on our work computers within our company. This should be the same for law enforcement and monitored by an independent group or FBI or a conglomeration of groups. I say this because bigotry and hatred should not be allowed in employees of public safety. And one way to control this is no privacy on issued devices. Then again, "public safety" is a misnomer for the police and has been for several decades; especially since "war on drugs" started 100+ years ago.
kurvarVillain
Trip lines work!
draconicus
#1 "Byzantium Security International is a fictional private security and intelligence firm featured in the television series "Hunted." It specializes in providing risk mitigation and control solutions for elite clients, using advanced technology and creative problem-solving to achieve their objectives." From Wikipedia
draconicus
I had to check it out because that slogan was eye-popping
Atomic2
#1 that can't be a real ad... can it? jfc
potatoispeople
I did a Google, it's satire
https://www.wired.com/2012/09/byzantium-security-international/
DesperateDunn365
#2 it's quite telling that the crowd they were running down cared more about the injured officer than the police did.
LinemanMatt
That's what he gets for trying to run a red light!
WhattaMattahYou
yeah
also, am curious if the cop survived that because the horse was picking up speed when the cop's forward momentum was stopped with that sign to the dome
they were ragdolled from that point
Banana369
She did https://www.businessinsider.com/police-on-horses-charge-into-crowd-anti-racism-protest-london-2020-6?op=1
AntiProtonBoy
HumanFromPlanetEarth
I didn't think imgur would allow a Faces of Death gif.
brownribbon
He’s clearly not dead and doesn’t have a face
popeyeNL
I'm all for protest and resistance. Not setting people on fire. Even bad ones
SmashedYourGlasses
Maybe they would learn.
zenxan
Learn to shoot sooner and more indiscriminately
Mioke
The Phillies need a righty out of the bullpen you got this guy's info?
TK421isAFK
That guy is probably 70 years old today.
Vungor
Legends never die.
TK421isAFK
Just trying to clarify that video is likely 40+ years old.
magus200342
Hexarcy00
Holy shit, I wonder if that atv got away
thedarkcanuck
If the rider knows the city, I bet they did. Those things can go where squad cars can't, and they're easier to hide
Hexarcy00
Did the rider get away?
rusrsdude
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grumblingjester
Jfc - like I know this is Imgur, and im about to get down voted to hell - even though I’m pro-systemic changes to US policing - but holy hell, if that doesn’t justify lethal force…bro, you can’t just run over people with a vehicle, especially when steering to the left, right, or backwards would have avoid the collision.
CerisCinderwolf
It depends on the circumstances as well as the person- not sure you truly understand how impossible it is to know just how someone else will react in the face of danger.
If you're being attacked by someone who is doing their best to harm you, your fight or flight instinct kicks in. This guys' apparently is the one and the same.
VaultGirl69
They don't have any respect for the actual law. They commit street executions on the unarmed, including children. And once you are in the penal system, you don't get put (unless you can afford to have your record expunged). There's no rehabilitation and the system here is made to create cheap labor and fill prison cells. Of course people will do anything to run, especially if you're a POC and getting caught might mean getting curb stomped, or choked to death.
magus200342
Something to keep in mind is how often interactions with cops turns fatal for everyone but white folk. Like, dude being chased by the cops. Knows he's getting beaten at best, dead at worst. Does it make it right? No, but it does explain why he didn't divert.
LadyNetrex
Depends what they would do to you if they catch you.
rusrsdude
What they do to you usually depends on the color of your skin, it gets worse the darker your skin color, too
LadyNetrex
My point was, if they will drag you away and deport you unjustly for just being there, fight for your life. Fuck them.
Snooj
Would you feel any better if you know there's like a 30% chance that guy beats his wife?
Wright2k
https://media0.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTY1YjkxZmJldnF5NXltOTVzbHc1dGFmemVoNmpkdWlrNTIxa2dkdHJwaDV4M2IxYyZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/5wFUwuq6WMdvZOygYH/giphy.mp4
TK421isAFK
That's funny, because when a cop ran over a woman, they said it was HER fault for being IN A FUCKING CROSSWALK.
rusrsdude
Damn when did this happen, kinda wanna read more about it
TK421isAFK
Which time? Los Angeles? Colorado? Ventura, CA? Houston? Seattle? Sunrise, FL? Greenfield, Wisconsin? Here's a starter: 1. Houston: s://abc13.com/post/hpd-officer-shelby-kennedy-back-duty-amid-investigation-crash-killed-desire-pool-antoine-pinemon">tps://abc13.com/post/hpd-officer-shelby-kennedy-back-duty-amid-investigation-crash-killed-desire-pool-antoine-pinemont/15616175/">https://abc13.com/post/hpd-officer-shelby-kennedy-back-duty-amid-investigation-crash-killed-desire-pool-antoine-pinemont/15616175/ 2. Seattle: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/seattle-officer-fired-callous-remarks-woman-fatally-struck-police-car-rcna162627 3. Los Angeles: https://www.bestattorney.com/blog/lapd-squad-car-pedestrian-accident/
SilentShift
I gotta just say that no, this doesn't justify lethal force. Almost nothing justifies lethal force, driving dangerously doesn't justify killing them for it, endangering a police officer doesn't justify killing them for it, performing a hit and run doesn't justify killing them for it, its always shocked me how so many things in the US supposedly justify the use of lethal force. It's part of what got you in this mess, if they can just freely kill you because they say they were scared.
NachoIskerka
To be fair, theres 3 things to consider- the term lethal force doesn't mean you went for a kill shot, it means you used something with enough force that it could kill someone. A warning shot is using lethal force even though you're clearly missing on purpose. 2. The exact moment that cop could've had his skull crushed by half a ton of metal and rubber would've justified lethal force to stop that situation incase it went tragically wrong. 3. Once he escapes though, the deadly threat is off.
SilentShift
Except there is no reason for them to have an implement that's designed to kill in the first place, they're not soldiers they're not in a war zone, if they end up in an extreme situation that requires such things (like an armed assault/hostage situation) they literally have entire departments trained specifically for that to call in. Being a cop can be risky, you can sometimes be put into a situation that means your life is put at risk to protect people, but thats just part of the job sometimes
grumblingjester
In an ideal world, I’d agree with you. But, we don’t live in one, and there are ppl in this world who will commit violent crime, causing death and injury to others in situations that cannot wait for a tactical team to arrive. Your examples hold water in slowly developing or barricaded situations; but what happens to the victims who have to wait for armed police to respond during an active assailant situation? Car ramming, knife attacks, mall shooter? Strong words and pepper spray won’t cut it.
grumblingjester
I agree with this, until the warning shot comment. Current UoF standards in the US is specially taught against “warning” shots. If you’re going to pull the trigger it’s to stop the threat. Iirc the argument allegedly is ricochets and where the “warning” shot goes to as well as its valuable seconds the threat could possibly harm you or others. Doesn’t mean I necessarily agree with the training though.