Just a simple traffic stop...

[t-squared]

Body cam footage of deputy-involved shooting released

The lower link shows the whole footage. Pretty bad-ass how the cop still got a hit on the guy!!

 

[lonehoosier]

Body cam footage of deputy-involved shooting released

The lower link shows the whole footage. Pretty bad-ass how the cop still got a hit on the guy!!

[video=youtube_share;_06v-FoM5Co]http://youtu.be/_06v-FoM5Co[/video]

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

Why did the cop shoot him? He was just trying to turn in that evil assault rifle to be destroyed.

 

[dprimm]

Saw that. I have been thinking how would I driving by respond. Pros and cons to each Option.

Also wonder many could respond that fast.

Lots of teaching points in this video.

 

[BigBoxaJunk]

I almost fell sideways off my desk chair watching that.

Dang, I'd never make it as a police officer.

 

[nra4ever]

Wow. Good shooting in a high stress situation!!!

 

[T.Lex]

The officer is fortunate that the dude had a tactical black club instead of a rifle.

Really good shooting from a non-traditional position. And good restraint on shooting when the dude was no longer a threat.

 

[patience0830]

I can see why tinted windows might pose a threat.

 

[Hkindiana]

I'm waiting for the "usual crowd" to come on here and say that the evil cop had no right to shoot once the "citizen" (not supposed to call them. suspects any more) was disarmed by throwing his rifle at the cop. Therefore, it is a bad shoot, and the cop should go to jail.

 

[HoughMade]

The "usual crowd" ain't around much anymore.

 

[Ddillard]

Great shooting effect. Police Officers are under constant duress (not always to this progress). The Officer hasgreat self control. Not sure, I or any other body could have asserted such a situation in this manner. The idiot deserved more than a shot to the arm, and the Officer will be under tough scrutiny. I hope all fares well for him and the investigation.

 

[femurphy77]

Just for HKindiana:

The evil cop had no right to shoot once the "citizen" was disarmed by throwing his rifle at the cop. Therefore, it is a bad shoot, and the cop should go to jail.

 

[Hkindiana]

Just for HKindiana:

The evil cop had no right to shoot once the "citizen" was disarmed by throwing his rifle at the cop. Therefore, it is a bad shoot, and the cop should go to jail.

SEE, I KNEW it would happen . . . . .

 

[t-squared]

I almost fell sideways off my desk chair watching that.

Dang, I'd never make it as a police officer.

You and me both!! While my job has it's "moments", they're nothing like the stuff cops have to deal with.

 

[Kutnupe14]

Wow. Good shooting in a high stress situation!!!

0-1000 in 0.00001 seconds

 

[Kutnupe14]

I'm waiting for the "usual crowd" to come on here and say that the evil cop had no right to shoot once the "citizen" (not supposed to call them. suspects any more) was disarmed by throwing his rifle at the cop. Therefore, it is a bad shoot, and the cop should go to jail.

Did he still have the rifle next to him after he ran away? Officer might have been able to put a few more in him.

 

[Denny347]

We were just discussing this video on an LEO training site I'm active in. Good shoot, 100%, but for training purposes, there is always something we can learn. First, moving straight back is never good, get off the "x", and find cover. Second, the suspect is in front of you with a long gun, your best response is to close the distance and engage the suspect with contact shots. Effectively taking the rifle out of the equation. Giving the suspect room allows him to use the rifle with deadly effect. In this instance, the suspect was using the rifle like a bat for some reason. Even more important to close the distance and render the weapon useless. By moving away while the suspect moves towards you, you risk maintaining the "kill" range that a club/bat needs to be effective. It is counter intuitive and requires training. If this guy was actually using this rifle as it was intended rather than a club, the outcome would likely have been very different.

 

[Kutnupe14]

We were just discussing this video on an LEO training site I'm active in. Good shoot, 100%, but for training purposes, there is always something we can learn. First, moving straight back is never good, get off the "x", and find cover. Second, the suspect is in front of you with a long gun, your best response is to close the distance and engage the suspect with contact shots. Effectively taking the rifle out of the equation. Giving the suspect room allows him to use the rifle with deadly effect. In this instance, the suspect was using the rifle like a bat for some reason. Even more important to close the distance and render the weapon useless. By moving away while the suspect moves towards you, you risk maintaining the "kill" range that a club/bat needs to be effective. It is counter intuitive and requires training. If this guy was actually using this rifle as it was intended rather than a club, the outcome would likely have been very different.

Obviously, I don't have to tell you, but breaking the "step straight back" habit, in favor of the diagonal sidestep, is insanely difficult. In truth, I still can't reliably do it...and I've been taught it for years.

 

[tv1217]

Man Rob Dyrdek is going off the rails after Big Black died.


Nobody will get this

 

[hog slayer]

Saw that. I have been thinking how would I driving by respond. Pros and cons to each Option.

Also wonder many could respond that fast.

Lots of teaching points in this video.

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