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Definitely marketing hyberbole but if they need to use the tag dart, presumably it is someone who is fleeing from the police, so they are _at least_ guilty of e
by VectorLock 4y ago
Definitely marketing hyberbole but if they need to use the tag dart, presumably it is someone who is fleeing from the police, so they are _at least_ guilty of eluding, with probably a very high conviction rate for at least that offense, if they go to trial.
- olliej 4y agoNever run from the police, because they never kill people who are cooperating?
- xyzelement 4y agoOk... What are the cases where running from the police is the preferable strategy?
- computerfriend 4y agoWhen you get away.
- olliej 4y agoYou're driving home with your girlfriend and daughter and a police officer pulls you over. You are licensed to carry a gun, and you have your gun in your car. If you drive off you're evading police, and guilty of a crime, and if you don't you get this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Philando_Castile https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Philando_Castile. I am not saying "you should always run from the cops". What I'm saying is that "there's nothing to fear from cooperating with the police after not committing a crime" is also not true. The police are responsible for creating an environment in which a sizable portion of the population have a very real fear that any interaction may result in harm or death whether or not you did anything wrong, and so the decision to run may seem "wrong" but it is not unreasonable.
- ashwagary 4y agoIt's against policy for police officers to chase 2 and 3 wheel vehicles because of the high risk of fatality.
- lost_tourist 4y agoAll they had to do is say "could save a life" and it would have been a lot more effective because it would be hard to criticize