Another high desert officer in the news.

[TeamGreene]

All LEO have to deal with assholes and dangerous criminals on the daily I don't know how they do it or why they would want to for that matter.

Case in point this morning I'm getting fuel in Apple Valley and there's a clapped out Tahoe, back glass gone etc. The driver is talking to another upstanding citizen who's in a POS caddy can't tell what they were saying but as the Tahoe is leaving the concubine riding shotgun is yelling yee haw fuck the law. Nice, I only hope that she's sterile.

 

[FCT]

Christian Cardenas Alonso:
Convicted felon-check
Active Criminal Gang member-check
Committing armed robberies-check
Resisting arrest-check

Yeah fuck that pos. The rough arrest was on him for not doing as he was told. All he had to do is put up his hands and get out of the car as instructed. If he does that, they put him in cuffs and cart him off to jail. He fucked around and found out.

It’s that simple!

Fuck that POS and all the people trying to protect him and make it like he’s the victim .
Clearly that shit bag hasn’t learned. Maybe he needs a few more knees to the head or brass……

 

[FCT]

Love the comments from non LEO peeps. Spend a day in our shoes.

No thanks. I couldn’t/ wouldn’t want to.

But I completely support you and wish you guys were actually allowed to do your job.

 

[shintoooo]

Reminds me of some RDP call out threads where the OP gets beaten in the head by the members. Good job!!

 

[Mr. C]

And here's the crazy part in all of this.....

Mr. Shitbag will now enjoy an increase in status while locked up. He'll be looked at as the big man on campus (So he thinks), as it took "Four deps" to take him into custody, while sustaining a few licks. Now he'll treat every other person in law enforcement like a complete asshole, regardless of their role is inside the facility.

It's crazy how things work on the inside.

And his family will get millions and probably act the same toward any law enforcement.

 

[Havasu Rehab]

There was a video awhile back where a newscaster just went off and condemned an officer for an "unjustified" shooting of a suspect. The police chief brought the newscaster to the training facility and put the newscaster in a situation where the suspect could be compliant or just come at him with a gun, you just don't know what they're going to do. The training officer went over the police policy protocol they are supposed to use and then put the newscaster in the officer's place. There was a guy hanging out by some parked cars and told the newscaster to find out what the guy was doing. The newscaster went by the policy that officers are supposed to use, but the perp wasn't being compliant with the newscast's requests to step out from behind the cars, when the perp finally seemed to be complaint and stepped out he pulled out a gun (with blanks) and shot the newscaster. This made the newscaster see the other side of what police officers have to deal with on a daily basis. Part of the deal was that the newscaster had to make a retraction of his condemnation of the officer and show his training video on the newscast and tell how it felt being on the other side.

 

[Chili Palmer]

That was the video I was referring to - it was an activist not a news anchor, but the critic got to see what it was like on the other side.
On a side note, was that Kari Lake?

 

[Havasu Rehab]

That was the video I was referring to - it was an activist not a news anchor, but the critic got to see what it was like on the other side.
On a side note, was that Kari Lake?

I usually don’t comment on these types of threads, however I found one part of the video very interesting. Towards the end, the community activist made a statement that he didn’t realize how important compliance was. I think we’ve gotten to a point where people feel compliance with law enforcement if optional. That’s simply not the case.

The vast majority of use of force cases could be avoided with one simple word, “compliance”.

Hats off to the community activist for going through the scenarios. I think his results would be very similar to most internet use of force experts who Monday morning quarterback these high pressure situations.