Coward county deputy "dog "finally arrested.

  • grean
  • 06-06-2019, 08:18 AM
He had a duty. He failed to perform it, Very true
However keep in mind that "NO DUTY FOR POLICE TO PROTECT US" the courts have rule that many times Originally Posted by rexdutchman
He didn't have a duty to protect specifically.

However, at least in Texas, "it is the duty of every peace officer to preserve the peace within the officer's jurisdiction.  To effect this purpose, the officer shall use all lawful means."

I'm certain Florida has similar wording on the books.

He sure as shit failed to do that.
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First I don't agree with the No duty , However the supreme court has "upheld" that rule.
Also Dallas morning news article states the same "issue " with charging him.
Whether they charge him or not.....I don't consider him much of a man.
  • grean
  • 06-06-2019, 11:30 AM
First I don't agree with the No duty , However the supreme court has "upheld" that rule.
Also Dallas morning news article states the same "issue " with charging him. Originally Posted by rexdutchman
They don't have a duty to protect. They do, however, have a duty to preserve the peace. By preserving the peace in this case, he would have also indirectly protected many students & teachers.

Does anyone know how he perjured himself? He may have lied. I didn't think it was under oath, though.
My understanding is a police office does not have to give his life for another. I may be wrong on that but that is what I understood.

Also, what is the definition of "caregiver"
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My understanding is a police office does not have to give his life for another. I may be wrong on that but that is what I understood.

Also, what is the definition of "caregiver" Originally Posted by Austin Ellen
that may be in Texas but where I live they have the words on all patrol cars " to serve and protect " but it could be all BS
I can't believe you people wouldn't have run into that school to help.
We aren't talking about giving a life for another adult. That has nothing to do with it.

That's beyond my comprehension
Judge rules no duty to protect kids.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...ds/2360683002/

Two SWAT officers suspended for responding to Stoneman Douglas school shooting without being officially called.

https://www.abcactionnews.com/news/s...chool-shooting

As I said before, it's about "procedure" and "process." Sad but that's the world we live in.

Do we have any LE willing to give their view?
I can't believe you people wouldn't have run into that school to help.
We aren't talking about giving a life for another adult. That has nothing to do with it.

That's beyond my comprehension Originally Posted by tbone2u
A bunch of chickenshits
And to think you call yourselves men
  • grean
  • 06-07-2019, 07:20 AM
Judge rules no duty to protect kids.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...ds/2360683002/

Two SWAT officers suspended for responding to Stoneman Douglas school shooting without being officially called.

https://www.abcactionnews.com/news/s...chool-shooting

As I said before, it's about "procedure" and "process." Sad but that's the world we live in.

Do we have any LE willing to give their view?
Originally Posted by gnadfly

Instead of suspension, they should get medals. It wasn't that they weren't officially called, it was that they did so without advising their supervisor.

That's a bigger problem if they felt they couldn't even tell them where they were going.

Swat guy

"I'm in the area and responding...."

Supervisor,

"No, don't go. DO NOT DO exactly what you are trained to do and try to save those kids "

How fucked up is that? That's policy....ANYWHERE?
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They don't have a duty to protect. They do, however, have a duty to preserve the peace. By preserving the peace in this case, he would have also indirectly protected many students & teachers.

Does anyone know how he perjured himself? He may have lied. I didn't think it was under oath, though. Originally Posted by grean
I don't know if he was under oath but part of his later statement was that he thought the gunfire was coming from outside the school which why he didn't go inside. However, the radio call he made had him saying the shots were INSIDE the school. Also, the video has him facing towards the school at not at the perimeter. If he wasn't under oath he was still a public employee. His retirement should never have happened and he should have lost his job.
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Sadly he's a scapegoat for the gov's failures LE , School , Odumboos school policy's , mental illness
He should have at looked for the shooter , piss poor training , he wanted to be a cop you go toward danger .
A bunch of chickenshits
And to think you call yourselves men Originally Posted by tbone2u
At least some of us can be honest and admit we don't know how we would respond in that situation.

I THINK I would have tried like hell to avoid the draft when I was 18 - 25. It takes a real man to admit his shortcomings and past failures.

Thinking your a real man because you can spout off on an anonymous forum is a bit of a stretch.
Instead of suspension, they should get medals. It wasn't that they weren't officially called, it was that they did so without advising their supervisor.

That's a bigger problem if they felt they couldn't even tell them where they were going.

Swat guy

"I'm in the area and responding...."

Supervisor,

"No, don't go. DO NOT DO exactly what you are trained to do and try to save those kids "

How fucked up is that? That's policy....ANYWHERE? Originally Posted by grean
I applaud those SWAT officers and their actions. However, I'm not paying their lost wages.

Sadly he's a scapegoat for the gov's failures LE , School , Odumboos school policy's , mental illness
He should have at looked for the shooter , piss poor training , he wanted to be a cop you go toward danger . Originally Posted by rexdutchman
I agree that there were govt mistakes at the Federal, state and local level. There were also mistakes by the school, law enforcement and mental health officials. Hardly any of these people are being identified and disciplined both as individuals and as organizations. But let's take away everyone's gun.

A bunch of chickenshits
And to think you call yourselves men Originally Posted by tbone2u
You must really miss Sistine.