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From a previous thread similiar to this they were ordered to toss the keys from the car before ever getting out- wherein they each had to walk backward with hands-on-heads toward the cruiser. From the git-go, this wasn't your everyday, normal stop.

Where in the driver's manual does it state that when one is asked to 'toss keys' from the car one should realize that they are engaged in a felony stop-in which the cops may blow anything away that appears 'dangerous' to them? At close range, the riot gun practically took this dog's head off.

Wonder if we'll ever see it on COPS. Probably not, could tarnish an already pristine image of those who job it is to serve and protect (all the while adorning full SWAT chlothing, military battle fatigues, etc).

My assumption from all that I see re:law enforcement/ their tactics is that we live in a much more dangerous world than previously imagined. Given their military approach to all things civilian, I'd suggest we prepare to do the same.

Long live the Second Ammendment. BLOAT

"My assumption from all that I see re:law enforcement/ their tactics is that we live in a much more dangerous world than previously imagined. Given their military approach to all things civilian, I'd suggest we prepare to do the same."

Yeah, when they come to our homes one by one, they'll be able to identify the dangerous types for summary execution...look Captain, this guy was a militia whacko, he had fatigues on!

Good job my lil' grunt, he might have shot at one of the State's officers!

"...My assumption from all that I see re:law enforcement/ their tactics is that we live in a much more dangerous world than previously imagined. Given their military approach to all things civilian, I'd suggest we prepare to do the same..."

Well said and deserving of being repeated.