re: 1 Question Would Save Floyds Life!

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Do ignorant people cheer on the lightning strikes like they do the cop killings?

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We aren't cheering , we are explaining and exposing truth to lying idiots....you're welcome.

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We aren't cheering

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Of course you are. You are making the worst possible presumptions about families and victims, beyond the best possible assumptions of police response training and systems which were/are clearly flawed, and casting blame on a kid with a toy.

The point being made is if you are trained to shoot-to-kill a fleeing perp with a taser, every drunken RashardBrooks and some WalterScotts will die, gunned down from behind. That was necessary in taking down Dillinger. Is that necessary in all instances? Can we not at least take a look at less lethal techniques?
Same with no-knock raids?

You say no. You're an idiot!

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Simple review alterations of protocol would have made a lifetime of difference in each instance.

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Hindsight is undefeated!!!

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Of course you are

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This is a lie, this makes you a liar....be better!

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He died of a drug-induced heart attack.

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Except he didn’t.

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There are 5 times more whites than blacks in this country

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Irrelevant, police don't interact with law abiding citizens, they interact with criminals.

What's the ratio there?

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You are hating the wrong white guys, You need to hate the white people who having been playing and exploiting you since the sixties. 

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And yet, the simpletons fall for the con every damn time.

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Tamir's fault, his parents fault, Black Culture's fault

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Parent”s fault resulting child’s death and no punishment. I guess that would be considered presumptive to someone of your low IQ

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Tell it to Tamir Rice

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Oh you mean the kid who was waving around an airsoft gun with the orange tip removed.

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Yes, the orange tip had been removed. Yes, it would have been difficult to distinguish between the Airsoft and a real handgun under the circumstances of the shooting.

Those are not the valid questions, when analyzing the officers' behavior.

10-15 minutes had elapsed since the 911 call. The officers had no way of knowing if the person in the park was even the SAME person made the subject of the 911 call. He was just a kid sitting at a bench under a gazebo,

There was no one else in the park and thus no one was in danger. There was thus no need for the officers to drive their cruiser right up to the kid and jump out of the vehicle, drawing their weapons. The situation clearly called for a more "measured" approach.

The 911 caller HAD identified the suspect as a kid and HAD indicated that the gun was probably a toy. None of this was disclosed to the officers by the dispatcher.

Had better policies and procedures been in place, the kid would NOT have died. That does not constitute "racism" ... only REALLY bad policing.

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Hindsight is undefeated!!!

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Negative.
That is the point. I am talking about root cause analysis review, and improvement of LEO policy when negative outcomes occur.

Police Depts had seen multiple deaths attributed in part to carotid impression. Yet George Floyd is another death.

5 yrs ago, Walter Scott was gunned down from behind in what for months was taken to be a situation identical to the Rashard Brooks incident. Yet there were no changes in policy. (Later a happenstance video established the cop planted his taser next to Scott's body).

In the Rice incident, pertinent 911 info was not passed to the responding officers. The same thing had happened previously. TTBOMK, not a scintilla of change occurred in response.

We have seen multiple episodes of no-knock raids gone wrong over the years. Yet the raids continue under very questionable or completely unwarranted circumstances. In the Louisville episode, not only was there substantial resistance to change policy, they charged the home occupant with attempted murder, and the L'ville PD was outraged the man was even granted bail.

Each of the recent outcomes were preceded by nearly identical past episodes which could have provided basis for future improvement. Yet here we are.

We are now in a situation where by all appearances department policy was followed to a tee by the Atlanta police officers. Yet they stand criminally charged and Brooks is dead. Had they ignored policy, and allowed Brooks to flee with a taser, they'd have likely been subject to departmental discipline. We may find something similar in the Floyd case. A cop was unnecessarily injured in Louisville d/t stupid policy.

Resistance to performance improvement or even consideration is unacceptable when lives (police and civilian) are on the line. Hanging cops out to dry when bad policy results in bad outcome is unacceptable as well.