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[shawn0331]

What an idiot....was browsing youtube when I came across this....

www.youtube.com/watch?v=-n2VLmqCXL0


Keep your finger straight and off the trigger untill you intend to fire.....

[Tennsix]

What an idiot....was browsing youtube when I came across this....

www.youtube.com/watch?v=-n2VLmqCXL0


Keep your finger straight and off the trigger untill you intend to fire.....

That happened about 10 years ago. It still serves to remind us of the of contact/cover and general firearms principles.

I wouldn't call her an idiot as it is very easy to get caught up in all the action. I seem to recall they were preparing to shoot him just before he surrendered. It was definitely an error of judgment and probably a result of inadequate training (on her part not necessary the PD).

The video is an invaluable training tool. I like the expression on the contact officer's face.

[N. A. Corbier]

That happened about 10 years ago. It still serves to remind us of the of contact/cover and general firearms principles.

I wouldn't call her an idiot as it is very easy to get caught up in all the action. I seem to recall they were preparing to shoot him just before he surrendered. It was definitely an error of judgment and probably a result of inadequate training (on her part not necessary the PD).

The video is an invaluable training tool. I like the expression on the contact officer's face.

Am I shot? Is the suspect shot? Ow.

[Curtis Baillie]

Nate - This was my first reaction when then 71 year old James Earl Ribblet shot me in the leg (1976). That son-of-a-bitch just shot me! My second reaction was - This is a new suit.

[Tennsix]

Nate - This was my first reaction when then 71 year old James Earl Ribblet shot me in the leg (1976). That son-of-a-bitch just shot me! My second reaction was - This is a new suit.

Didn't most leisure suits come with a spare set trousers?

[Curtis Baillie]

Didn't most leisure suits come with a spare set trousers?

Funny! You right - it was a leisure suit. My wife had just made it for me. Times were simpler then, I think.

[shawn0331]

I wouldn't call her an idiot as it is very easy to get caught up in all the action. I seem to recall they were preparing to shoot him just before he surrendered. It was definitely an error of judgment and probably a result of inadequate training (on her part not necessary the PD).

I stick by my decision to call her an idiot. There is no excuse for a negligent discharge to SOMEONES HEAD. Ive been in similar situations and still had the sense to not shoot someone who is restrained. Any who, hope everyone has a safe day

[Tennsix]

I stick by my decision to call her an idiot. There is no excuse for a negligent discharge to SOMEONES HEAD. Ive been in similar situations and still had the sense to not shoot someone who is restrained. Any who, hope everyone has a safe day

I understand your sentiment. Over the years, I have made plenty of mistakes and I am sure to make a few more before I go to my reward. I just care to label people in that way.

[Bill Warnock]

They have had several incidents where police city, state and federal have been killed or seriously injured by friendly fire such as running up a flight of stairs during a dangerous drug raid and a city police officer had his finger on the trigger of a cocked .357 and killed the DEA agent ahead of him. In a moment we can easily forget our training. In Air Force and a Constable, the supervisor would order: "depressed pistol or raised pistol - finger on frame, I say again, finger on frame."
Were I her supervisor, she'd be back in firearms training in a heartbeat. Everytime she violated an instruction (order), down and give me 20. Were she a slow learner, she would indeed be flat chested when she returned to active service.
Enjoy the day,
Bill