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Tell him to go with something that operates as closely to his primary weapon as he can get. I have been noticing among younger "non-gun" officers here who start to carry a wheelgun backup after never having carried a wheelgun as a duty gun that they are all very much unsure in their operation...

Never. We are one nation, regardless of any ideological differences

Yeah, in significant amounts, and quite frankly, I can't stand druggies anyway..I have zero sympathy for them. You want some druggie out there legally carrying guns in public? I think not.

No problem with national CCW here,as long as it is only extended to law abiding citizens and includes some sort of verification that the CCW holder knows the laws regarding the use of deadly physical force and competent operation of their weapon. You guys who want to give felons their guns...

They wont even let me leave old gun magazines in the racks around the hospital here. Lasst time I did it, they detailed a woman to go around after me and scoop out the magzines. I ran into her as I was coming down from the top floor and she was emptying the rack by the elevator. Guess they want...

I would say isolated to that agency. I have never heard of such dealings going on around here.

Thats an unproven claim by the NAACP. Overall, they are reasonably safe. Nothing is totally risk free.

And many of you are ignoring the fact that a Taser is just above verbal command sin the use of force. Grabbing her would have been a HIGHER use of force in most agencies. Even 70+ year old people can be combative.

And if they actually did that, they are lucky to not have found themselves at the receiving end of a lawsuit.

You lock people up for those types of offenses. You don't "escort them to the city line". Officers have no legal authority to do that sort of thing.

We use them in my agency. I also use the Azooms. Both seem durable for what they are used for Safer for some training environments than live rounds, for obvious reasons.

And simply move the problem from town to town? What sense does that make? "Putting them on a bus out of town" went out 30 years ago, and I am not sure that my job wouldn't be at risk if I were to try it today. You can't "show them to the city limits", either. Sure, they have a vehicle that...

You make it sound like we have no rights here, which is totally wrong. We have no more corruption than any other part of the country.

From what I have read of him, he was no angel. Maybe he should have complied quickly and completely with officers instructions at the scene after Nethercott fled to the compound where Riddle was located.

Yes, polls have been finding decreasing per centages of the population saying they own guns for years now. I love how you first say that you don't recall seeing the polls, and then basically that if you DID see the polls, you wouldn't believe them. I don't think the original article posted...

Bad.Screams wanna be.

Because they think that by banning the gun, you will eliminate that category of crime, or severely reduce it. They do not focus as much on the perpetrator because the current thinking about the perp in that particular group of people is that all crime is based on treatable mental illness...

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Loosen up the tinfoil. Thats not why we don't like to arrest someone out in the open; its more hazardous to the general public.

Just how many police basic schools have you sat in on that you even know what you are talking about? Building esprit d'corps, trust in your fellow officers and working as a team does not equate with telling them they are a cut above the rest of society. If thats what basic schools are doing in...