This just happened yesterday and it was on the local news tonight. Mods feel free to move it to where it may fit better. I picked here because from what I see in the video it shows lack of training by three police officers. We have officers and corrections staff here so it is important for you guys to take a look and comment.
The deceased was evidently throwing rocks but at who is not certain. The officers evidently attempted to tazer the man but that failed. I don't know if it was do to drug use by the deceased or incompitence of the officer with the tazer but what I can not see is how three officers could not handle one individual rocks or no rocks that did not posess a firearm or knife.
There are multiple Utube links so to make it the easiest I will post the search link and then you can go through the series of angles and tell what you see.
I want active and retired officers to comment especially as you have probably been in this kind of situation and what I see in the video makes no sence.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=pasco+man+shot+by+police
http://www.nbcrightnow.com/story/28...ents-leading-up-to-officer-involved-shooting#
The deceased was evidently throwing rocks but at who is not certain. The officers evidently attempted to tazer the man but that failed. I don't know if it was do to drug use by the deceased or incompitence of the officer with the tazer but what I can not see is how three officers could not handle one individual rocks or no rocks that did not posess a firearm or knife.
There are multiple Utube links so to make it the easiest I will post the search link and then you can go through the series of angles and tell what you see.
I want active and retired officers to comment especially as you have probably been in this kind of situation and what I see in the video makes no sence.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=pasco+man+shot+by+police
http://www.nbcrightnow.com/story/28...ents-leading-up-to-officer-involved-shooting#
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