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It's not the official who decides, it should be a general policy. If you look at a similar case, in US. SWAT-ting can be anonymous and can destroy lives, the a
by xiphias2 7y ago
It's not the official who decides, it should be a general policy.
If you look at a similar case, in US. SWAT-ting can be anonymous and can destroy lives, the assymetry of the tips and the resources destroyed by a false tip is unacceptable.
The same way for a bomb threat, the officer should act by requiring identification and guaranteeing that it stays private as long as the bomb is real.
- boring_twenties 7y agoOK, but before it can become policy, some official or officials have to make it so. Those officials then have to get reelected. That's usually easier when your opponents can't make legitimate-sounding claims that the policies you've instituted led to a bombing.