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To: Uncle Chip

Tough profession. One mistake can wipeout your entire career.


15 posted on 11/05/2013 7:46:21 AM PST by TheDon (Inside Every Liberal is a Totalitarian Screaming to Get Out.)
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To: TheDon

It can also wipe out an entire life.


16 posted on 11/05/2013 7:47:24 AM PST by Uncle Chip
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To: TheDon
One mistake can wipeout your entire career.

Seven shots with no initial or return fire?

Sounds more like SEVEN mistakes to me.

19 posted on 11/05/2013 7:50:11 AM PST by E. Pluribus Unum (Who knew that one day professional wrestling would be less fake than professional journalism?)
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To: TheDon

Most careers are like that if the mistake is big enough.


26 posted on 11/05/2013 7:52:29 AM PST by driftdiver (I could eat it raw, but why do that when I have a fire.)
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To: TheDon
Tough profession. One mistake can wipeout your entire career.

I think that's the whole point here. Was this an honest mistake, or a negligent act on the LEO's part. On the face of it (seven shots within seconds of initiating contact, as reported), it doesn't look good from the outside.

47 posted on 11/05/2013 8:12:14 AM PST by Turbo Pig (...to close with and destroy the enemy...)
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To: TheDon

“Tough profession. One mistake can wipeout your entire career.”

I think you would have to classify this as more than “one mistake.” When you kill someone, there is no “going back.” And I hope that the motorist whom Gelhaus reportedly drew on, makes very clear Gelhaus’ mindset.


57 posted on 11/05/2013 8:21:38 AM PST by vette6387
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