Keep your finge straight video??

[Ken Cochrane]

A while back, I was watching a video online of several LE officers apprehending a guy. They have him on the ground and several officers are around him with their handguns covering him. One of them has her finger on the trigger and accidently shoots him several times. I am looking to find this video again so that I can include it in one of my training classes. Anybody have any link to it. Thanks in advance

[c good]

I remember seeing this video also but don't remember where. If I remember the female officer didn't actually shoot the guy but some of the fragments from the bullet impacts into pavement may have done some minor damage. Either way she screwed up bigtime and hopefully got relieved of duty permanently! Sorry I can't remember the link. c good

[Matt C]

my google fu is strong:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4ZnB8RBl0U

Edited to add: FYI the video link above has some foul language edited in for the intro/end.

[taloft]

I to would like to see this video.

One of them has her finger on the trigger and accidently shoots him several times.

The first time might be an accident but, after that can you really call it an accident? That's like saying I accidently ran over my ex-wife several times. JMHO

[Matt C]

Before anyone talks crap about female cops though:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GblexXFLtYg

And who could forget this guy:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GblexXFLtYg

[Greg-Dawg]

It's a sad fact that some full time cops end their training at the academy.

Get CONTINUAL training!!

[leelaw]

A while back, I was watching a video online of several LE officers apprehending a guy. They have him on the ground and several officers are around him with their handguns covering him. One of them has her finger on the trigger and accidently shoots him several times. I am looking to find this video again so that I can include it in one of my training classes. Anybody have any link to it. Thanks in advance

If you're thinking of the same situation that I am, then your memory seems to be taking some artistic license.

-There are two officers near the arrestee
-There is one cover officer
-She fires only one shot
-She does not shoot the arrestee

The first time might be an accident but, after that can you really call it an accident? That's like saying I accidently ran over my ex-wife several times. JMHO

See above.

[Ken Cochrane]

Thanks fr th link. That's exactly what I was looking for.

The message here is not about male or female LE. the message for all of us is keep your finger off the trigger unless you intend to shoot

[mquejr]

let's not forget this guy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhIJOVD8hwY

[rh3431]

I'm sorry to tell you guys this... but a lot of cops have very little or even no experience with guns going into the academy. A lot of people don't bother to practice after they qualify and just sit around like a bump on a log for 4 months before their next qualification. Passing score for LA County Sheriffs qualification is 210 out of 300 possible pts. You would be surprised how many deputies squeeze by with scores under 230.

[zefflyn]

Before anyone talks crap about female cops though:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GblexXFLtYg

And who could forget this guy:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GblexXFLtYg

That was the same video, both times.

my google fu is strong:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4ZnB8RBl0U

Edited to add: FYI the video link above has some foul language edited in for the intro/end.

Tip - in the related video list, there are multiple copies of it without the "additional commentary."

[Directshot]

Just because your a cop doesn't mean you know how to handle a weapon or that you can shoot. Most time spent during academy training is bench shooting, not developing the skills to move and shoot. Shooting skills are perishable skills that do take more than a couple trips to the range per year to maintain.

[Pvt. Cowboy]

A while back, I was watching a video online of several LE officers apprehending a guy. They have him on the ground and several officers are around him with their handguns covering him. One of them has her finger on the trigger and accidently shoots him several times. I am looking to find this video again so that I can include it in one of my training classes. Anybody have any link to it. Thanks in advance

There is also another YouTube video around where a mob of SoCal police are trying to get a gang banger off the roof of a house after a high speed chase, and the gang banger finally tries to make a break for it by jumping down and escaping through a wall of cops.

A fat sheriff's deputy holding an Hk MP5-SD blaps off a shot into the ground when the kid bumps into him while running by. Safety off, finger on the trigger, first time he probably ever held one in the field. Bump, *blap*.

Not surprisingly, no-one notices. You can see it on the video when they play it again in slo-mo.

Good luck finding the clip.

[1911su16b870]

let's not forget this guy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhIJOVD8hwY

I had never seen this vid before. WOW an AD in a room full of kids with their parents. First Law "A Firearm is ALWAYS Loaded". Seemed that after he shot himself in the foot, everyone wanted to run away when he was getting ready to show the rifle! Smart crowd...thanks for posting that link.

[ibbryn]

I had never seen this vid before. WOW an AD in a room full of kids with their parents. First Law "A Firearm is ALWAYS Loaded". Seemed that after he shot himself in the foot, everyone wanted to run away when he was getting ready to show the rifle! Smart crowd...thanks for posting that link.

You've never seen that before? You HAVE to start using the quote "I am the only one it this room professional enough..."

I love that clip of the Vegas chick's ND. She gives a little "oh ****" jump and tries to reholster while the perp is still unsecured. Of course I doubt if he is considering making a break for it at this point.