AZ cops taze, arrest parents trying to get their kids after gunman reported at school

[SeriousStudent]

Leaveammoforme - depart from this thread, and do not return. Go read your PM's as well.

It's entirely possible to discuss an issue and express personal opinions without making personal attacks. You need to learn how to do that, or you can leave this forum.

[ST911]

Lighten up, folks. It's just a discussion on the internet.

[AndyLate]

So seriously, was LAFM drunk posting or what? I have both posted nonsensicaly and spent time in the penalty box, but I am still scratching my head over what they said.

Andy

[1168]

So seriously, was LAFM drunk posting or what? I have both posted nonsensicaly and spent time in the penalty box, but I am still scratching my head over what they said.

Andy

Meh, its an emotional topic. From a logical and tactical perspective, I stand by what I said, but I get why he’s pissed off, and I get what Steyraug said, as well.

[tn1911]

All true, but given the current post Uvalde environment....

Eventually a parent is gonna shoot a cop in the belief that it is what will be necessary to save their kids or a cop is gonna shoot a parent who believes nobody else is gonna save their kids.

Yep, it’s sad but this is where it’s headed and the more instances we have like this one where the cops are tazing and arresting parents will just send dad into rock and roll mode the moment he gets out of his pickup.

[jsbhike]

It is a further evolution of how things like wrongful arrest and entrapment have typically been handled.

[SteyrAUG]

Yep, it’s sad but this is where it’s headed and the more instances we have like this one where the cops are tazing and arresting parents will just send dad into rock and roll mode the moment he gets out of his pickup.

All I know is next time, and sadly there will be a next time because incompetence breeds it, the cops better get their pronto and bag their shooter almost as fast as Eli in the food court. Would also be nice if they stopped prefacing every fall down disaster with a "hero cop saved the day" version of events that never actually happened.

The other truth is right now there are people in RSO positions who are investigating threats and preventing incidents, but that never makes the news and it never has the same impact. When someone reports "school investigators possibly prevented a mass shooting today by arresting this dipshit incel who posted troubling comments on his twatter page and made threats to other students" half the people on the internet want to talk about how he got "set up by those who can't actually deal with threats so they need to cultivate people to arrest."

It's part of that "can't win" formula LEOs are currently trying to function under.

Next school shooting they better have their crap together or armed parents are gonna start patrolling schools. Following Parkland a handful of private and religious schools in South Florida were already trying to put together a program where more than just teachers and staff were armed at schools.

[tn1911]

Video of the cops vs parents....

https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreak..._days_ago_vid/

[okie]

Video of the cops vs parents....

https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreak..._days_ago_vid/

Cops are lucky they didn't get shot. Rules and laws go out the window when you get between a scared parent and their child.

[SteyrAUG]

Video of the cops vs parents....

https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreak..._days_ago_vid/

That's not good. The guy in blue shirt is the one who dropped the 1911, he also put his foot on it so I don't think he was thinking to draw on cops. How did the guy in the white shirt get his hand opened up? That was a decent amount of blood.