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Took the room temperature challenge- - - -won first place! No early release from the graveyard!

Gang bangin in Idaho. That must suck.

Dangerous place to have to be shooting. That part of Boise gets pretty busy as the bars are closing down around 2:00 am. I think the fact that he threatened the guy on the bench as he ran by helped the officers case in shooting him in the back as he ran away. Lucky more people didn't get hurt. I'm too out of shape and not good enough with a handgun to have done that.


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Good shooting under stress. Many people could never get off accurate shots like that officer. Well Done! Dispatch, 10-8, next call Please........

Hell of a shot👍

Is the hurling of multiple F bombs standard LE procedure these days in order to assert authority and gain compliance? Is it taught at LE academies? Does it work?

It appears so- they all do it.

I guess someone had to find something pick at in the video. Use of profane Language could be considered a policy/demeanor violation by my agency. Still, good shooting!

A dangerous job protecting the rest of us from scum. God bless ‘em.

It doesn’t assert authority, but it does help people understand, especially your average street thug.

Now that I think about it, it really does make a clearer directive because “drop the gun” is all one syllable words and can kinda run together. When you say “drop the F*CKING gun!”, it’s like a verbal speed bump that emphasizes the noun.

I think Thunder Ranch began the"voice as weapon" strategy.

Not my intention to pick at anything, just a honest question about contemporary LE culture. Like it or not, and for better or worse, it affects us all.

Gooch shared an interesting perspective. Thanks.

Mama has filed a $5 million claim for the loss of her baby.

Wonder how many lives they saved by getting those two off the streets. I also wonder what the Cluck thought he was going to do if he managed to outrun them. Did he think he was going to get away free? The mind of a criminal is not very logical. Sadly he made the wrong decision and won the prize.

Thinking ahead is not a talent that his kind would possess

Yeah, that certainly seems to be the case. Related question, especially for those who excuse resisting police. Can anybody name any country, with any form of govt., any political system, where you can resist police, even violently, and expect to get away with it? Only in America, it would seem.

In the "the times, they are a'changing" category -

During the 2000's, up to maybe 2012-2014, I'd go to downtown Boise on Saturday nights right in that very same 7 block area - Main Street to Idaho, from 5th to 12th Street. It was a lively place with lots to do. Maybe see a concert or a band at a local bar and come out at midnight or 1:00 AM, then walk 5-6 blocks through a more deserted part of the area to my car parked on the street without giving my safety a second thought or even a first thought.

Haven't done that in a while and do not intend to start again.



On F bombs and cops, when I was sixteen back in the 1960's I rode along with a cop on patrol as part of the Ft. Lauderdale Police Youth Auxiliary. At 16 I'd certainly heard the F word but only rarely, in my world it was still the Granddaddy of all cuss words.

I heard it used more during the four hours I rode with that cop than probably my whole life up to that point. He used it on a 6 year old kid, a 10-11 year old kid, some middle aged guy in a business suit who made the grave error of not quite completely coming to a full stop at a stop sign (the cop almost never completely stopped at them), just about everybody he interacted with. It would take three more years and joining the Army before I heard it in such profusion again.

that was an amazing shot

Sit down.