And when an unidentified man, at 4:40 am crashes through a gate at a school, ignores calls to stop, tries to drive away with two young girls strapped into the back seat, you recommend that the deputy waves and hollers very loudly, “Have a good day.”
I have a daughter and granddaughter. As far as this deputy knew he was saving a member of my family, or yours. God bless him. He has my support.
You and your Occupy buddies hate the cops, I don’t.
>You and your Occupy buddies hate the cops, I don’t.
I’ve not said one word about the Occupy movement; why do you think to assume I have *any* association with them at all?
But, even more to the point, why do you think I hate the police? What have I said, on this thread, that makes me a “cop hater”?
Is it because I said that I was trained to believe that one legally and morally responsible for discharging their weapon?
Is it because I expect those in authority to bear more responsibility than those not in authority?
So, what exactly makes me a “cop hater?”
From the article:
Loggins, 31, stepped out of the Yukon and walked off into the darkness toward the football field, ignoring a series of commands made by the deputy. His two daughters, ages 9 and 14, remained in the vehicle.
Other deputies soon arrived and formed a perimeter around the back end of the football field in case Loggins was trying to flee, Amormino said. Because it was dark, nobody could see where Loggins was.
"About five minutes later, Loggins walked back toward the Yukon," Amormino said.
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If the deputy was concerned about the safety of the two girls in the back seat, explain why he took no measures to secure them when Loggins walked away into the darkness for 5 minutes.