To: wyowolf
Brace your but, things are going to get a lot less friendly out there. Daily Mail seems to want to sensationalize this story from the beginning. Bakersfield news still has a somewhat open mind on the story. Could this have been a SWATTING incident? Perhaps the caller is more responsible than the cops. Answering a call of a man with a gun in the current climate is going to result in the shooting of lots of folks who are either unwilling or unable to comply with commands.
22 posted on
12/13/2016 7:45:44 AM PST by
Steamburg
(Other people's money is the only language a politician respects; starve the bastards)
To: Steamburg
And if the man in question has dementia?
Why weren’t tasers used? They found no gun at the scene.
Cops should keep in mind reports from the field aren’t always accurate.
25 posted on
12/13/2016 7:48:23 AM PST by
goldstategop
((In Memory Of A Dearly Beloved Friend Who Lives In My Heart Forever))
To: Steamburg
28 posted on
12/13/2016 7:49:27 AM PST by
wyowolf
(Be ware when the preachers take over the Republican party...)
To: Steamburg
Could this have been a SWATTING incident? Perhaps the caller is more responsible than the cops. ******************
That's very possible.
29 posted on
12/13/2016 7:49:55 AM PST by
trisham
(Zen is not easy. It takes effort to attain nothingness. And then what do you have? Bupkis.)
To: Steamburg
What’s a “swatting incident”?
To: Steamburg
62 posted on
12/13/2016 8:38:38 AM PST by
mewzilla
(I'll vote for the first guy who promises to mail in his SOTU addresses.)
To: Steamburg
Could this have been a SWATTING incident? Perhaps the caller is more responsible than the cops. Yes, it could have been a swatting incident. The police must consider that possibility, and they must be held responsible for their actions.
"responsible" = answering for
68 posted on
12/13/2016 8:59:27 AM PST by
heartwood
(If you're looking for a </sarc tag>, you just saw it.)
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