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Andy > wrote:
(Steve Pope) wrote: >> For what it's worth the cops shot low so that nobody would be fatally >> injured, and that in fact was the outcome. Nobody in New York expects >> cops to not shoot at bad guys. >Intentional shooting to mame IS a crime! >Read the Uniform Firearms Act. Online or in print at any gun shop. Doesn't apply to cops. Get real; an armed perp was among a crowd of civilians; you spray the whole mess at kneecap height, then in a sort of triage you go in and take out the perp with one or a dozen shots to the head/chest. Then continuing with triage you take the most innocent-looking injured to a hospital right away. But maybe delay on a few others, depending upon their assessed guilt factor. You've heard of "triage" right? Part of the Hippocratic oath. Steve |
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On Mon, 27 Aug 2012 23:15:43 -0400, Ed Pawlowski > wrote:
> On Mon, 27 Aug 2012 09:15:00 -0500, "Pete C." > > wrote: > > > > >> > >> What would you have done? > > > >I would have followed the suspect from a safe distance since at that > >point there was nothing more than a bystander report indicating the > >suspect had shot someone. If the suspect confronted me and drew a weapon > >I would of course have shot them, however I would not have emptied the > >mag nor missed most of the shots. If in following the suspect they went > >into a less crowded area such as an alley I would then have confronted > >them, which would presumably have led to the same shooting, but in a > >safer area. > > > That sounds good on paper, but since we were not there, we don't know > how practical that would be. Too much distance in NYC and it would be > easy to get lost. > > Even though you think you'd not have taken more shots, you did not > have the gun pointed at you. You may react differently that you > think. Pete C is using Zimmerman style logic, which is totally flawed. -- Food is an important part of a balanced diet. |
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In article >, Andy > wrote:
(Steve Pope) wrote: >> For what it's worth the cops shot low so that nobody would be fatally >> injured, and that in fact was the outcome. Nobody in New York expects >> cops to not shoot at bad guys. >Intentional shooting to mame IS a crime! >Read the Uniform Firearms Act. Online or in print at any gun shop. So you're saying a perp should be able to count on not being fired at by cops, so long as he arranges to be on a crowded sidewalk where he uses people as human shields? Not much of a deterrence aspect to that. Steve |
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