Blue Lives Matter

Football players aren’t the topic...one last time, stay in it... Originally Posted by Wakeup

when did you decide to be a topic enforcer?

99 percent of the people in the Country would think......."who the heck just opens fire on two police officers in a routine stop"?

The answer of course is a hardened criminal such as Mendoza. He already knew he was getting ready to be arrested. He was armed with a handgun while being on probation. He was looking at serious time, even in LA.

In Mendoza's mind, he was justified. That is how criminals think.

And Police Officers have to deal with it, sometime with tragic consequences.

Football players aren’t the topic...one last time, stay in it... Originally Posted by Wakeup

Football players that protest police brutality is certainly germane to the thread topic.

So are many other things, bambino. Your logic is flawed. Making this about Nike and Kaepernick is a reach.

Both of you, get back to the topic of the thread or create a new one to go back and forth.

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"Considering how quickly it all transpired, Sergeant Sayre said the two officers did a great job reacting. He says most critical incidents are over in less than three seconds.

"'So, that means you have to be able to identify a problem, react to it and neutralize it within 3 seconds. That’s quick.'” (Fugitive Watch)

Training. Step 1.

IBH 100% correct (Only idiots like Kaepernik won't admit that LE is always at the tip of the spear holding the wall against criminals like this Mendoza guy.)

99.99% of LE does great work , yet isn't covered in media much, however 01% (like Dallas incident) media covers 24/7 for the OUTRAGE factor. Kaepernick did what he did for the outrage .. ( and didn't work out for him )

IBH 100% correct. 99.99% of LE does great work , yet isn't covered in media much, however 01% (like Dallas incident) media covers 24/7 for the OUTRAGE factor. Kaepernick did what he did for the outrage .. ( and didn't work out for him ) Originally Posted by rexdutchman

Exactly. Anybody who criticizes LE for their hyper vigilance need only watch this video to understand why cops need to be hyper vigilant.

99 percent of the people in the Country would think......."who the heck just opens fire on two police officers in a routine stop"?

The answer of course is a hardened criminal such as Mendoza. He already knew he was getting ready to be arrested. He was armed with a handgun while being on probation. He was looking at serious time, even in LA.

In Mendoza's mind, he was justified. That is how criminals think.

And Police Officers have to deal with it, sometime with tragic consequences. Originally Posted by Jackie S

You're exactly right. The cops have to be hyper vigilante all of the time, and it's stressful. The officer's body camera shows that Mendoza pointed the gun directly at her chest.

Mendoza, who went by the name of “Biz,” was known by the LAPD as a member of the Vincent Town street gang. He has prior convictions for possession of a firearm by a felon and narcotics for sales, according to the LAPD and court records.

(Los Angeles Times)