This could also go in the Tactics and Training forum, or the Self-Defense, but since the left has succeeded in making everything political, Gen Pol Discussion seems appropriate.
First, the quotes:
The suspect had psychiatric issues, had been arrested several times but always released because of those issues, and his family apparently knew that recently "he was heading down a bad path," but the young cop in the video was supposed to somehow resolve this "non-violently" in just a few seconds.
https://www.sheboyganpress.com/stor...fficer-involved-shooting-underway/5362790002/
Now for the cameras:
I recommend you skip ahead to 3:07 for the overview shot, then go back to the beginning. A business security camera happened to be fortuitously placed to capture the entire event. However the video starts off with body cams from two responding officers.
Note that the officer was responding to reports that a few minutes previously the suspect, with two knives, had chased a woman. Not clear if the woman was injured or not.
[video=youtube;ntFanbnGwNk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=170&v=ntFanbnGwNk&feature=emb_ logo[/video]
As the saying goes, that was a close-run affair.
Best wishes to that officer.
First, the quotes:
The suspect had psychiatric issues, had been arrested several times but always released because of those issues, and his family apparently knew that recently "he was heading down a bad path," but the young cop in the video was supposed to somehow resolve this "non-violently" in just a few seconds.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/wisconsi..._HNj6_C3ZlCZGKjZUo7ipc9OllDUX7i0X3gVFllsJswZk"What's up with the system where they haven't realized he's going through all this?" [the suspect's cousin Shem} Clayborn said, describing his cousin as a nonviolent person who was intelligent and funny but had a "very debilitating" disability.
Other family described Ruffin as a "teddy bear," a former cheerleader at South High who liked to teach himself languages, loved music and was an expert at helping polish a resume.
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[Wisconsin ACLU] Executive director Chris Ott said there is a national pattern of police using excessive force during routine encounters with people of color, as well as those with mental health conditions, so it is important to know why Ruffin was killed by police instead of them handling it in a nonviolent way.
https://www.sheboyganpress.com/stor...fficer-involved-shooting-underway/5362790002/
Now for the cameras:
I recommend you skip ahead to 3:07 for the overview shot, then go back to the beginning. A business security camera happened to be fortuitously placed to capture the entire event. However the video starts off with body cams from two responding officers.
Note that the officer was responding to reports that a few minutes previously the suspect, with two knives, had chased a woman. Not clear if the woman was injured or not.
[video=youtube;ntFanbnGwNk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=170&v=ntFanbnGwNk&feature=emb_ logo[/video]
As the saying goes, that was a close-run affair.
Best wishes to that officer.