and in another;

 

Mr. Mitchener dutifully informed her that he had a firearms permit and was carrying a firearm. The officer responded by handcuffing and disarming him, to make certain “we were all safe.”

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Not to start bashing LEO but I trust a gun more in my hands than anyone else's including a cop. I have friends that are cops that I would trust with my life and I have represented others that have openly admitted lying and cheating in a professional capacity. We are all equal and should be treated equally.

Not to start bashing LEO but I trust a gun more in my hands than anyone else's including a cop. I have friends that are cops that I would trust with my life and I have represented others that have openly admitted lying and cheating in a professional capacity. We are all equal and should be treated equally.

 

Not bashing LEO myself. I have had many friends on various police forces. They are only human. Besides opening fire on an erroneous target, the thing that bothered me a lot was incapacitating the qualified carrier in the other instance. I don't know if this would be common practice now-a-days, but I was once in a situation that the officer was happy to have me back him up.

There was another vehicle they just rammed off the road and shot up. The driver was a skinny white guy. Not only that, the @#$%ing truck was found torched up at big bear! It's not even on the road and these jackasses ram a vehicle to the side of the road that looks like the burned out vehicle and then commence to start shooting it up without even the slightest bit of identification of the target. This is beyond gross incompetence.

 

http://articles.latimes.com/2013/feb/09/local/la-me-torrance-shooting-20130210