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It’s a classic “boy who cried wolf” situation, because they’d be in a world of hurt if they didn’t respond to a legitimate call- but I have to agree, if the per
by asynchronous 3y ago
It’s a classic “boy who cried wolf” situation, because they’d be in a world of hurt if they didn’t respond to a legitimate call- but I have to agree, if the person has no prior criminal record what are you doing bringing the SWAT team out? These are citizens not subjects.
- kevingadd 3y agoMaking sure you can justify your request for a funding increase next year since your SWAT team is so busy
- irjustin 3y agoI hate that this answer isn't absurd.
- kevin_thibedeau 3y agoNext step is the cops call in their own swat team for "training".
- k1t 3y ago> if the person has no prior criminal record what are you doing bringing the SWAT team out? I believe the usual technique is to say you say two armed people enter the house followed by a scream/shout. You want to convince the police there are heavily armed hostage takers - hence the SWAT response.
- eviks 3y agoThey wouldn't be, just like now they aren't in a world of hurt now when the same risks materialize in a fake call response (some people die during these raids)
- usea 3y ago> they’d be in a world of hurt if they didn’t respond to a legitimate call How do you figure? There are no consequences for them, and not responding to legitimate calls is ubiquitous. If there were consequences, they would be suffering them for what they've inflicted on the victim in this story.
- optimalsolver 3y ago>These are citizens not subjects On paper.
- Geisterde 3y agoIts a convenient myth right?
- nitwit005 3y agoThe police ignore all sorts of reports of crimes. No, they do not get in trouble for it.