Fascinating

[blueblood]

The primary concern of any police officer is safety, his own safety and the safety of the public. If the officer feels that the safety of the public is in jeopardy, he has full authority to take any action to make sure public safety is concerned.

Well look, that's not even remotely correct.

It's almost completely inaccurate.

The set of facts barely intersects with your above statement.

Riiiigghhht, my bro went to Depot where that was drilled into his head, but according to you that's not good enough. Pick up any Police Officer Exam prep. guide and that philosophy is present throughout, time to get your head out of the sand.

[Figleaf]

The primary concern of any police officer is safety, his own safety and the safety of the public. If the officer feels that the safety of the public is in jeopardy, he has full authority to take any action to make sure public safety is concerned.

Well look, that's not even remotely correct.

It's almost completely inaccurate.

The set of facts barely intersects with your above statement.

Riiiigghhht, my bro went to Depot where that was drilled into his head, but according to you that's not good enough. Pick up any Police Officer Exam prep. guide and that philosophy is present throughout, time to get your head out of the sand.

You're probably badly mistaken about what police training says, but even if it does say that, it's wrong. There is no circumstance that the law recognizes that gives police officers authority to be a law unto themselves.