The only way there's a chance the Louisville police department will pay for their crimes is if we shine so much light on this that there's no way they can sweep this under yet another carpet.
Serious question. What is the point in having guns if you're not allowed to defend yourself if somebody storms into your house? If the police did not announce themselves what are they expecting an armed man to do if they storm into a house? It all sounds like a massive recipe for disaster.
Shit, as a Paramedic if I’d treated the wrong patient and even if that patient was 100% fine afterward, I’d be fired, lose my license to practice, possibly be held criminally and sued by the patient’s family. No. Questions.
Would be nice if LEOs were held to that kind of standard.
almightygg on May 13rd, 2020 at 01:42 UTC »
Serious question. What is the point in having guns if you're not allowed to defend yourself if somebody storms into your house? If the police did not announce themselves what are they expecting an armed man to do if they storm into a house? It all sounds like a massive recipe for disaster.
mtnmedic64 on May 13rd, 2020 at 01:53 UTC »
Shit, as a Paramedic if I’d treated the wrong patient and even if that patient was 100% fine afterward, I’d be fired, lose my license to practice, possibly be held criminally and sued by the patient’s family. No. Questions.
Would be nice if LEOs were held to that kind of standard.
br0wens on May 13rd, 2020 at 02:44 UTC »
What's even worse is that the suspect they were looking for lived in a different part of the city and was ALREADY IN POLICE CUSTODY.