Cops have bombs?

[myk]

If i ever start killing a group of cops please bomb me. Bomb me in the face

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No. I would make every effort to try and have a conversation with you, to try and understand where you're from, where you've been, and how you've come to feel this hurt. We would work through the pain together, and once we've done so, you can return to being a productive member of society and contribute your efforts to the motherland...

[elSquid]

Where did you hear that?

There was some private unencrypted communication that leaked out earlier today:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPnZZTVp_2A

-- Michael

[oldmotor]

Since when do COPS HAVE BOMBS? Explain to me why law enforcement officers amongst their arsenal need to have bombs? How much more militarization of police will we tolerate? I am outraged. Police have the numbers, armored vehicles, and time. Why did they employ a bomb to kill the cornered sniper? Also, why is there a rush to end a situation when time is generally in police favor?

I argue the militarization of law enforcement is violation of our second amendment right. How can we have "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms..." if we are out gunned all the time. The 2ND amendment allows us a tool to keep a free state.

I say job well done! Saving tax payer's money! Zero issues with the outcome.

[Frank1911]

Since when do COPS HAVE BOMBS? Explain to me why law enforcement officers amongst their arsenal need to have bombs? How much more militarization of police will we tolerate? I am outraged. Police have the numbers, armored vehicles, and time. Why did they employ a bomb to kill the cornered sniper? Also, why is there a rush to end a situation when time is generally in police favor?

I argue the militarization of law enforcement is violation of our second amendment right. How can we have "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms..." if we are out gunned all the time. The 2ND amendment allows us a tool to keep a free state.

I understand your concern, so in the future if something similar happens again I recommend you volunteer to go get the bad guy out OR just stay quiet and let the real men protect you.



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[farmerjoe]

[Irv]

Since he was a vet he broke his oath. He became a domestic terrorist. The last thing he saw was "FRONT TOWARDS ENEMY"....

[deadcoyote]

You guys have convinced after a few days of sound logic:

#bombBotLivesMatter!

Dallas should have sacrificed some more patrol men and women to save that robot!!!

[UberPatriot]

1972 a police helicopter dropped 2 bombs on a black power group killing 11 adults and 5 children.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOVE

[DRoberts12345]

No. I would make every effort to try and have a conversation with you, to try and understand where you're from, where you've been, and how you've come to feel this hurt. We would work through the pain together, and once we've done so, you can return to being a productive member of society and contribute your efforts to the motherland...

And then blast him.

[Latebraker]

I commend the DPD for their quick thinking and use of something the perp would never suspect.
They aren't saying exactly what was used but it is likely C4 was only the propellant. A claymore type mine could have easily been fastened to a robot making the kill zone much larger than using composition C4 only. It also gives the operator greater control of the area to be cleared.

Ordinance disposal robots cost around $200k. The claymore mine about a $100.
They may have been able to salvage the robot if in fact a claymore was used.

[UberPatriot]

I commend the DPD for their quick thinking and use of something the perp would never suspect.
They aren't saying exactly what was used but it is likely C4 was only the propellant. A claymore type mine could have easily been fastened to a robot making the kill zone much larger than using composition C4 only. It also gives the operator greater control of the area to be cleared.

Ordinance disposal robots cost around $200k. The claymore mine about a $100.
They may have been able to salvage the robot if in fact a claymore was used.

I'm not sure where I heard it but someone said it was a bomb inside of the cellphone the robot brought to the shooter.
Probably blew his head off.

[Latebraker]

I'm not sure where I heard it but someone said it was a bomb inside of the cellphone the robot brought to the shooter.
Probably blew his head off.

Unlikely.

[Mentiroso]

I understand your concern, so in the future if something similar happens again I recommend you volunteer to go get the bad guy out OR just stay quiet and let the real men protect you.



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If you are implying I am not a real man, that is your opinion. But if a police department against one active shooter is the measure of a real man, then I am legendary son.

[Vael]

And then blast him.

Many responses on this thread are so nearsighted that it's painful...

...I live in Dallas, military/police runs in my blood...

Term it any way you want, but cops using c4 to neutralize a suspect is downright disturbing.

I don't give a rip the circumstance, yes this sniper just killed and wounded many cops - fellow brothers, but that in no way give the responders the authority to be the investigator, prosecutor, judge, jury, and executioner at will.. regardless of how apparent or blatant the evidence is.

To me the "no other option" is complete bullsh*t. They could have let that crazy a**h**** starve/dehydrate - that would have been fine. But instead they chose to impose their own will to end his life - That is wrong.

For those who say "good riddance", do you understand what excessive force is? What now separates cops from the military except the fact that cops primarily deal with US citizens while military deals with foreign enemies. Do you really want to blur those lines?

Does anyone understand due process? Does anybody understand the rights of a citizen of the United States?

Katrina happened under Bush, imagine if it happens under Hillary, in a blue state. How would you feel about martial law - cops with c4 - flushing your family out of your home.

What's the difference between a robot and drone?

F***ing slippery slope boys... I wouldn't give up our freedoms so easily. This new precedence is very disturbing, regardless of right/wrong.




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[Latebraker]

I respectfully disagree. ^^^^