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Where do you think LEO come from? Do you think if one dies there are 10 more people willing to stand in their place? Reducing officer casualties is a must in o
by Nadya 11y ago
Where do you think LEO come from? Do you think if one dies there are 10 more people willing to stand in their place?
Reducing officer casualties is a must in order to even have law enforcement at all. To enforce the law there needs to actually be people to enforce the law. Can't do that if a number of them are dying on the job which also hurt future employment rates.
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- Nadya 11y agoThere is some disagreement with what I am saying being factual reality. Can anyone point me to the nearest LEO tree? Or maybe there's a secret VAT lab growing clones to be our guardians of the future that I'm unaware of? Dead officers aren't easy to replace. They aren't goldfish. You can't just go out and buy a new one to replace the old one. Expecting them to take needless risks that end up with them dead isn't a realistic option if you expect to maintain a police force. There is a reason Kyle Dinkheller's video is used in training. "Hesitate to use deadly force. Don't hesitate so much that you end up dead." There is a huge difference between putting your life on the line and throwing it away. Putting it on the line is having a gun drawn on them. Throwing it away is letting the other person take the first shot. It seems many here are asking they not only put their lives on the line, but that they throw them away too.
- Retra 11y agoMost of the police I've met came right out of the military. And there are plenty of people in the military with skills not marketable anywhere else.