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Temporal said 'criminal', not 'fatal', and gave the example of 'maimed or fatal'. There are also non-fatal, non-injurious ways to be criminal in policing.
by vacri 11y ago
Temporal said 'criminal', not 'fatal', and gave the example of 'maimed or fatal'. There are also non-fatal, non-injurious ways to be criminal in policing.
- semi-extrinsic 11y agoTechnically yes, but they also gave an example of a serious, non-fatal, non-injurious way of being criminal in policing ("terrorizing innocents at gunpoint") and classified that outside of the 1 in 10 000 frequency.
- TeMPOraL 11y agoI didn't mean literal "criminal" as in criminal law vs. civil law, I was aiming for differentiating between things that seriously stress you up at worst, and things that leave you (or your family, or your dog) with damaged health or property. Bad choice of words on my part.