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re: Grand Jury Doesn't Indict Cops who kill man with down syndrome
Posted on 12/8/14 at 3:05 pm to Hawkeye95
Posted on 12/8/14 at 3:05 pm to Hawkeye95
The police appear to be taught that if someone does not do what you instruct them to do then make them do it. I can understand this sort of approach in some ways, especially with the police becoming more and more militarized.
I have done training with cops on how to deal with the mentally ill. The concept of de-escalating a situation is one that is hard for many cops (especially the younger ones) to learn. Every body seems to want to push a person harder to "comply" rather than giving a little time to allow things to settle down.
They are like the goofball tourist that talks louder to someone who doesn't speak English (except it is with force). WHAT I AM SAYING!!
I have done training with cops on how to deal with the mentally ill. The concept of de-escalating a situation is one that is hard for many cops (especially the younger ones) to learn. Every body seems to want to push a person harder to "comply" rather than giving a little time to allow things to settle down.
They are like the goofball tourist that talks louder to someone who doesn't speak English (except it is with force). WHAT I AM SAYING!!
Posted on 12/8/14 at 4:12 pm to Paluka
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The police appear to be taught that if someone does not do what you instruct them to do then make them do it. I can understand this sort of approach in some ways, especially with the police becoming more and more militarized.
I don't really understand your point...are you saying it's OK since the cops are becoming more militarized? Or do you see that as a symptom of the militarization of police?
This post was edited on 12/8/14 at 4:29 pm
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