Cop hits guy with squad car

[RblDiver]

Well, since we lost that month's worth of other threads, I can't just attach this to them, so here's a new one. This one's interesting: If all you had was the short video of the cops, it might (I suppose) look excessive. But hearing what all this guy did that day (rob a 7-11 in his undies, set fire to a church, break into a home, steal a car, steal a rifle and ammo from Wal-Mart, point the gun at cops, then fire it into the air).....yeah, I'm fully on the officer's side in this case.

http://hotair.com/archives/2015/04/1...squad-car-clip

[hollohas]

Yup, that's certainly one way to stop a BG. Too bad the car had to go through the wall though...

[Wulf202]

Make it socially unacceptable to shoot someone who needs it. This is what happens.

[Sawin]

Make it socially unacceptable to shoot someone who needs it. This is what happens.

Yep... a bullet costs tax payers a whole lot less than a squad car and property damage repairs....

[Aloha_Shooter]

Yep... a bullet costs tax payers a whole lot less than a squad car and property damage repairs....

Not after the lawsuits and Al Sharpton entourage it doesn't. Just ask Ferguson what the bullets in Mike Wilson cost even though every one of them was justified.

[BushMasterBoy]

Bump

[bryjcom]

Usually it's best to avoid deadly force until absolutely needed. Good job to the officer

[osok-308]

Usually it's best to avoid deadly force until absolutely needed. Good job to the officer

I do believe that hitting a suspect with a car can be considered lethal force as well. This guy just happened to not die. Good job on the police for using what resources were available to them.

[CapLock]

If that were a block wall I built the cop
Would be hurt or dead. No steel or concret inside. Not
All construction is Haiti style. Something to think about If
Your ever in that position lol.

[mackbamf]

Beep beep motherfucker...