> The public is just way too callous in thinking that it's okay for you to be injured or killed because "you signed up for it". Agreed with this point. A poli

> The public is just way too callous in thinking that it's okay for you to be injured or killed because "you signed up for it". Agreed with this point. A police officer effecting a routine traffic stop to potentially issue a citation should not be cause for alarm. And perhaps, most of the time it's not. But that 1/x times it does turn violent, the officer needs to be ready, or risk not going home. A police officer should not have to believe that pulling over a driver may be a life and death situation. Yet, they train knowing they are entering a potentially dangerous situation. The public telling them, it's okay they signed up for it, is reprehensible.