Re:Breonna Taylor case: Louisville police nearly blank incid...
by jussij on Friday June 12, 2020 @11:49AM
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Too me it seems a fairly logical conclusion.
A police office in the US has to assume the perpetrator will be armed with a weapon and that then leads to the 'shoot first ask questions later' approach to policing.
Alternatively, places where guns are not so prevalent means that anxiety is greatly reduced.
As an example the majority of English police (i.e. bobbies) do their patrol work while not carrying a gun.
A police office in the US has to assume the perpetrator will be armed with a weapon and that then leads to the 'shoot first ask questions later' approach to policing.
Alternatively, places where guns are not so prevalent means that anxiety is greatly reduced.
As an example the majority of English police (i.e. bobbies) do their patrol work while not carrying a gun.