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If Joe Blow pulled out his gun during LAX shooting how long do you think it take before a cop shot Joe Blow?? How is a cop going to know if Joe Blow is trying to defend himself or kill innocent people. If someone has a death wish
is will be answered really fast pulling out their gun during a mass shooting.
Could you show some real examples of a police shooting someone who was defending themself from an assault?
A few cops could ask witnesses who ran away from the area about a shooter's appearance so they'd make sure they don't shoot at a wrong person.If Joe Blow pulled out his gun during LAX shooting how long do you think it take before a cop shot Joe Blow?? How is a cop going to know if Joe Blow is trying to defend himself or kill innocent people. If someone has a death wish
is will be answered really fast pulling out their gun during a mass shooting.
How come there was one dead person and some wounded? Those numbers should have been zero.that's why there are dozens of police officers patrolling around. that's why this nut didn't do much killing.
How come there was one dead person and some wounded? Those numbers should have been zero.
Since neither you nor I know the exact circumstances of the shooting, the condition of the victim (extent of his wounds), the victim's training background or shooting skills, who was in the area when he was shot, and lots of other variables, no conclusion about the possible outcome can be made.
If you think that the better of two scenarios is to just lie on the floor wounded, wait for the shooter to come back to finish you off, and continue to shoot other innocent victims, that's your prerogative. I would prefer that he would have had a fighting chance.
Which was a totally different event, in a different location, involving a different group of people. You can't base the outcome of one event on another unrelated one.simple. look at Empire State Building shooting.
Which was a totally different event, in a different location, involving a different group of people. You can't base the outcome of one event on another unrelated one.
You really don't know anything about the man who was killed, or the detailed forensics of the shooting, so that's a very presumptuous statement.different situation, same psychology. TSA agents do not have same mentality as cops do.
I have no problem with that.a very simple solution - reposition police officers back to security checkpoints.
You really don't know anything about the man who was killed, or the detailed forensics of the shooting, so that's a very presumptuous statement.
I have no problem with that.
What is that reason?there's a reason why TSA agents aren't armed. and why arm another useless agency (which is a waste of taxpayers' money) with guns when there are already airport police, city/local/state police, and National Guards?
colossal waste of taxpayer money. a serious liability issue. and many more. TSA was created to do screening. a federal agency should be focused and allocated to only one thing. arming and training TSA agents is just another step to federalism and police state. it's bad enough when Park Rangers are now armed with "assault rifles." beside.... all major airports have their own police departments anyway. just simply reposition police officers to all security checkpoints. problem solved. a simple problem with a simple solution.What is that reason?
I didn't say that either. I don't support any act to arm even one of them. It's outrageous. It's like arming a mall rent-a-cop.I didn't say arm all of them.
all airports? why? who cares about some small town airport. it's of no concern to me. all major airports obviously have enough police personnel and the response time is pretty swift.Are you sure there's enough police available for all airports?
nope. not in here. they're still patrolling airports and mass transit centers.I thought the National Guard quit doing airport duty in 2002?
I can't remember our Park Rangers not being armed. It's not a recent thing.colossal waste of taxpayer money. a serious liability issue. and many more. TSA was created to do screening. a federal agency should be focused and allocated to only one thing. arming and training TSA agents is just another step to federalism and police state. it's bad enough when Park Rangers are now armed to the teeth.
I know that Charleston International Airport uses Charleston County Police for their security.beside.... all major airports have their own police departments anyway.
As long as they have the manpower I see no problem with that.just simply reposition police officers to all security checkpoints. problem solved. a simple problem with a simple solution.
Some "rent-a-cops" are armed. That's nothing new.I didn't say that either. I don't support any act to arm even one of them. It's outrageous. It's like arming a mall rent-a-cop.
Who cares? I guess people who use the airports care.all airports? why? who cares about some small town airport. it's of no concern to me. all major airports obviously have enough police personnel and the response time is pretty swift.
The terrorists that hit the WTC learned how to fly at a small town airport.
yes..... with a sidearm. and now it's assault rifles. absolutely no reason to have such a weapon but oh well.I can't remember our Park Rangers not being armed. It's not a recent thing.
yes I know and nowadays... I can't remember the last time I've seen an armed rent-a-cop beside money transporter. Must be a serious liability issue.I know that Charleston International Airport uses Charleston County Police for their security.
As long as they have the manpower I see no problem with that.
Some "rent-a-cops" are armed. That's nothing new.
...... at small airport? lol ok.Who cares? I guess people who use the airports care.
I revolve around facts and practicality. Putting high-dollars security features and highly-trained armed police forces (which would bankrupt a small town and airport altogether) at small-time airport is just plain dang comical. Small airport is basically almost empty most of time. I would know this because I used to fly at small airport in southern Virginia which is in middle of nowhere. The last time I flew from there - there was just few police officers stopping by here and there and one sleepy elder guardReally Jiro, the universe doesn't revolve around you.
I didn't make a decision to put National Guards in there. This is.... NYC, ya know?You must be special.
There was just people running like crazy, so I quickly just closed my doors, ran to the back, turned off all the lights, music and everything, just to stay hidden," he said.