numbercruncher
Beware of Dropbears
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Police have shot dead a 15-year-old boy who they say threatened them with two knives following a brief standoff in a skate park in Melbourne's inner north.
Police said they fired warning shots and used two hits of capsicum spray to subdue the boy, with no apparent effect
I can accept that opinion ....
This guys a kid though, what age would change your mind ..... 14 ... 10 ..... 8 ?
Its easy to subdue somene with todays technology and be non lethal.
If we want to embrace the death penalty on the streets why not in our court rooms ?
Thanks, I really wanted to see that.
Looks more like a machete or Samurai sword attack though to be honest.
Thanks, I really wanted to see that.
Looks more like a machete or Samurai sword attack though to be honest.
Yes Tech that really pretty gross and not a knife wound. !
Maybe we could all arm ourselves with .45 Magnums for protection.
Imagine that! Make my day! No more punks to annoy US!
Works a treat for Unca Sam?
PS: One could consider this a form of "Protectionism"?
It was a knife!
Originally posted by AussieJeff "...Maybe we could all arm ourselves with .45 Magnums for protection.
Imagine that! Make my day! No more punks to annoy US!
Works a treat for Unca Sam?
What more do you want the Police to do. They have a responsibility to contain the situation and no Police force have trained marksmen driving around in the divvy van ready to shoot a knife out of someones hand or pop their kneecap. They are trained to shoot for the main body mass not trained to kill.
Exactly right. The adrenaline dump that happens in those few seconds is enough to make your hands shake, pulse race, etc. Trying to shoot someone in the leg or arm is unrealistic and dangerous. It's a sad thing, but it has to be done.
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