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Unfortunately that is not converting someone but more in the line of assaulting a person. You are drawn to a faith from your free will and not forcefully persuaded by someone to join. These strong arm tactics are illegal in any line of work.

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That is a very interesting and factional study. The state needs to realize these people are not on the streets because they choose to be. So instead of making up laws to hurt them, lets think of more effective ways of helping them and getting them off the streets if possible.

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Unfortunately there is little authorities can do when this is kept closely guarded for so long by the parent. These crimes must be acknowledged and reported much sooner. People have to be more responsible in order to stop these crimes.

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I think the training is ok but it seems like the police judgement is in question sometimes on the streets. Justified shootings are fine, but the one's that are questionable comes from a lack of good judgement. And that is an individual problem.

I think this is a very delicate subject matter. It starts at home with discipline. But the problem is how much authority should the law take away from the parents to keep discipline from becoming abuse? Then you have to factor in kids who grow up without parental figures in their life. It's...

We were at a football game and some fans of the home team came over to the visitor's side where we were. They were intoxicated and started taunting us, and then they got violent and stated throwing punches. Well we defended ourselves and the Police came and took them to jail where they belonged...

It just goes to show you what little value some people place on human life. This is the reason I have always been in favor of the death penalty. When someone commits a disgusting act like this, the don't deserve to live and should be put to death.

If the footage is going to be of use in solving a crime or dispute, I don't see nothing wrong with it. However I'm sure people know there have been many videos of Police brutality and somehow a Jury winds up finding them innocent.

Police or Law Enforcement in general, is held at such a high standard that anything less than that is unacceptable. And it's sort of unfair to them because they're humans subject to mistakes. But the their jobs really don't allow for mistakes because people get killed when things go wrong. With...

This will always be a controversial subject. On one hand, you don't want the Police to be hindered or stopped when a crime is in progress. But on the other hand, your right to privacy is always paramount. If the Police bust into someone's home and there isn't a shred of proof of a crime, then...

This would be a good gesture on their part, unfortunately the reputation and image of this Police department is forever tainted and soiled and whatever they do to try and mend fences is strictly an afterthought and nothing more.

I couldn't confirm this one way or the other. But I would think they would have a huge amount of car wrecks when going to answer calls. Putting innocent people as well as their own lives in grave danger. That's providing they're not too drunk to drive in the first place.

She would have been well within her rights if she had shot him. Imagine potentially what this man could have done to the child. Anyone who breaks in homes should do it at their own risk and be prepared to suffer the consequences.

I'm glad to hear the prosecutors are seeking the death penalty on this one. When a person deliberately takes something he can't give back such as a life, then his life should be taken too.

I agree that training or the lack thereof, has a lot to do with it. It seems in quite a few cases that the Police use violence as the first resort instead of the last. I'm all for Policemen and Women defending themselves, but not at the expense of the innocent.

I'm hearing that it was a Professor who was shot to death and another person committed suicide after the murder. Earlier Friday, Richland County Coroner Gary Watts said professor Raja Fayad, who was fatally shot in the incident, had received "multiple gunshot wounds to the upper body.