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re: Baton Rouge Officer that shot Alton Sterling fired for excessive force
Posted on 3/31/18 at 12:42 pm to PaperTiger
Posted on 3/31/18 at 12:42 pm to PaperTiger
The current legal standard is extremely high for charging a law enforcement officer for a crime in cases of excessive force.
However, law enforcement officers are held to a very high standard when it comes to their behavior, particularly in the avoidance/escalation of force.
This is why an officer could be innocent of a crime yet still in violation of a departmental policy that would result in his termination.
The fact that people are struggling with such simple concepts is mind boggling to me.
However, law enforcement officers are held to a very high standard when it comes to their behavior, particularly in the avoidance/escalation of force.
This is why an officer could be innocent of a crime yet still in violation of a departmental policy that would result in his termination.
The fact that people are struggling with such simple concepts is mind boggling to me.
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