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Re:Why the US military usually punishes misconduct but polic... by alistairSH on Friday June 26, 2020 @08:55AM (#23651431)
Death-by-person probably less controllable than death-by-equipment-failure. But, in reality, I'm not sure that it is. There are processes/procedures to reduce the likelihood of both.
Re:Why the US military usually punishes misconduct but polic... by _iyig on Friday June 26, 2020 @09:55AM (#23651996)
This is exactly what I'm struggling with. Intuitively, the idea of another person trying to injure me sounds scarier than a harness failing or tree falling. People can be a lot more unpredictable than gravity or metal fatigue. But then again, the safety of loggers and roofers depends not only on their own gear & diligence, but also on human co-workers who can be just as unpredictable. Versus violent criminals, at least the co-workers aren't actively and creatively malicious (usually).