if they were in contact distance to one antoher useing a taser would have efectivly tased them both casue the current would pass form the BG to the LEO am I not right.
If pepper spray was used in close contact then they both would have gotten it. .
from those two points it would be whoever recovered first would have the upper hand. Correct me if I am wrong.
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- Mon Sep 22, 2008 1:58 pm
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- Topic: Dallas officer shot a man in self defence
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- Mon Sep 22, 2008 10:06 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Dallas officer shot a man in self defence
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Dallas officer shot a man in self defence
This one goes back to the post a couple weeks ago about getting punched in the head being deadly force. Can you imagine if this has been a CHL holder and not a DPD officer? If you follow the link and watch the video it’s even more blood boiling than reading the story.
I am getting tired of hearing about people coming to defense of criminals who made the active choice to cause harm to another human being.
I am getting tired of hearing about people coming to defense of criminals who made the active choice to cause harm to another human being.
nbc5i.com wrote:DALLAS -- A local civil rights group wants to meet with Dallas Police Chief David Kunkle after an officer shot and killed a man.
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Officer Rene Villanueva told investigators he tried to arrest Derrick Jones, 31, last week after Jones rear-ended another car in south Oak Cliff.
Jones got out of his car and hit the officer in the head several times, police said.
Dallas police said Villanueva feared for his life and fired.
"The autopsy said it hit him in the heart, so that was a kill-shot on an unarmed man," brother Dalon Jones said.
"In any situation where we're faced with a life or death situation, we have right to use deadly force to defend ourselves," Dallas police Sr. Cpl. Janice Crowther said.
Officer Villanueva is on routine paid leave as the incident is investigated.