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If it's something that is not working correctly I agree that it should be disabled, I mean, it's something that it's suppose to help, not cause damage.

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I don't think they can themselves, but they can get someone there pretty fast, so I would respect them as if they still were police officers.

This issue is not exclusive from Texas, I mean, guns are all over the country and it's really a cultural problem. The authorities need to rethink this gun culture if they want to reverse the current state of things.

As long as he is isolated from society we are better off really because he is a danger to society and for me it makes no sense to give him the possibility to kill again.

Of course that the judge lost his head and most likely his career too. A person in his position can't have such actions, it's a position of responsibility and paid accordingly.

It's about time than "less-lethal" means to control the population appear because random killing in self-defense doesn't make sense. If non-lethal technology exists, let's use it!

How sad it is to see young people doing the wrong kind of entrepreneurship, they could be giving another direction to their lives...

I am not sorry that they don't have the death penalty because I am against it, but I do agree with you regarding the life in jail sentence, I hope they can get that.

The most obnoxious police officers I've met are those that are too lazy to do their job correctly or to arrogant, treating us like if they are superior. Gladly there aren't many of those around because they give a bad name to the police.

So she turned in her own kid? That is brave from her, but at the same time most likely she just wanted him to recover to a better life, so I think it was a good measure.

Haha, how exhausting is it to be a criminal lol, so he had to take a nap after stealing the vehicle, one funny story! Most likely a drug addict.

I agree, saving someone's life is something we will never forget, these are the good parts of being a police officer. A two year old, no one was able to save him, did the baby-sitter tried?

There is always the possibility to try to return it, but in that case we depend on the owner, because we have stolen we can still face charges regardless of returning it or not.

That might be the case of police officers trying to abuse their power or like you say Kamar, they might get us talking to see if we say something we should not. If we have nothing to fear, we can talk openly though.

A late welcome to the forum blur, I am sure you're going to love our community. It's an informative place and the members are really chatty and friendly, I hope to see you around. ;)

I think that a police officer, a veteran police officer or a regular citizen should be treated the same way, they are not above the law and the law applies to all.

This is some scary news, how did the pervert managed to get in? In fact, it's great that he has been caught, but they should be more careful in the future.

I think that the most hard has to be the physicals. I know people that failed because of them and needed to train a whole year to try again, they are really demanding.

Police officers have to be prepared for stress, but I think that the best way to fight this is to know that there is a structure that works and that supports them and a population that needs to be protected.