wrks4me's Blog

if your gonna attack a cop, expect to end up with a bullet in your head. it's common sense. don't attack cops. any force against them will give them a reason to shoot you.

The "choking the cop" thingis probably NOT a good idea! But, that's just me.

simple rules of thumb dont mess with kids the clergy or cops..if you mess with the first two and get caught the guys on the inside will get you make no mistake..if you mess with a cop they will get you even if they have to frame you they will get you .

the big problem with the police out here is they have no sense of community ..they never get out of their car unless they have to..to them everybody is a nobody without a name..back east where i grew up the police knew your name and your family if you got in trouble as a kid they didn't lock you up if it was for something stupid they took you to your parents and let them handle things if you would hassle a cop they would take you to a bad neighborhood and make you walk back..we respected cops they were part of a community..this place has lost its way parents are afraid to discipline their children..so the state becomes their mother and father..they re grammar school is the youth authority ,their high school is jail and prison becomes their college.with the largest prison population in the united states and still growing we still turn our backs on our youth who is our future ..we cancel after school programs and close libraries while politicians and teachers get raises for doing nothing but babysitting..if we continue in this way their is going to a lot more shootings police related and otherwise..

Thank you for the compliment Larry, and to a point I must agree with you I didn't address deadly force. Had the guy just been acting like a typical a**hole and the partner pulled a gun and shot him, I would have gone on and on about it. I'm a firm believer that cops have way to much power. Unfortunately the guy wasn't just acting like your run of the mill a**hole. He was attempting murder, as soon as he wrapped his hands around the cops throat. To me that's deadly force on his part.

Let's just say for argument purposes that she had pulled her baton and started beating this guy. She has no idea if this guy is sober, drunk, on drugs, and if he is what drugs he's on. Have you ever seen someone on PCP going wild. Or some tweaker over flowing with rage because he hasn't slept in 2 weeks.

Choking is not a quick way to kill someone, but can happen within minutes. If I were that cop being choked by some crazed guy, I know I would much rather she go for the immediate solution, instead of hoping she gets him off of me with one blow of the baton.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not unsympathetic to this. It would have been better, if she never even had to pull her gun. Than when she did pull it, maybe she could have just wounded him enough to stop the immediate danger. But bottom line is nobody has the right to put their hands on someone else in anger. I really don't care what the cop may have said or didn't say to set this guy off. He crossed the line as soon as he put his hands on the cop or anyone else for that matter.

As human beings we all have the ability to make our own

Craftyguy, very well said. I too remember those days. Society as a whole it seems has spent so much time placing blame that they don't know how to solve the problem. I'm not saying that's what you are implying. You actually touched on it when you mentioned parents disciplining their own kids at home. They don't and it's sad, because than when the public authorities do the parents are the first ones to yell foul. "My Stevie would never do that, it had to be those kids he's hanging out with" Claims the mother. So when little Stevie is suspended from school for beating some kid down, it's that same parent that wants the teacher suspended for stepping in pulling them apart and little Stevie fell and twisted his ankle. So now the teachers are on the defensive, they won't do anything for fear of loosing their own jobs. Now little Stevie just joined a gang, and put some kid in the hospital for walking on the wrong side of the street. As he's beating another kid, a cop rolls up. Slams little Stevie to the wall, Stevie breaks free. Turns around cold cocks the cop, and runs. Cop jumps up, chases after him tackling him down. Oh know Little Stevie ended up with a broken arm from the fall. Now the same parent is suing the police for excessive force. Now you have cops on the defensive, and they feel the only people in this world they can trust is their fellow cops. Ok so now we have a separated community, them against us. Unfortunately they have all the power. Now you get some power hungry cops in the picture and now we have "dirty" cops. Now the community is on the defensive, not knowin

its not the cops fault they are doing they re job ..yes its the child's fault first and its the parents fault second..some just cant change whats inside that makes them bad no matter what but everyone can be changed if they want to be ..and no matter where or who you come from you can achieve..we as a society have given up and blame everyone else for our mistakes..its disgusting why do we have to apologize or answer to anyone if we parent our children?these children are screaming for discipline..its up to all us parents to teach right from wrong ..we are not evil for doing it .

It is amazing how someone can place blame on the LAPD officer who shot the suspect who was attempting to kill her partner. This is why domestic violence calls are one of the most dangerous calls a police officer can ever respond to. Some victims call for help, but when the police respond and do their job, they are hassled and criticized. What did the wife want to have happen, an officer possibly 2 officers dead in her living room with her husband left to attack her? I feel for the LAPD and law enforcement in general because you are damned if you and damned if you don't. The only person to blame for this death is the suspect himself. This degenerate's life was not worth the loss of his wife's life or the loss of the two officers' lives. To the suspect's wife, you knew you were in danger, and you did the right thing by calling for help. But don't blame the 2 people who responded to your cry for help. Your late husband made a choice to threaten a person's life, and he justifiedly paid the ultimate price for it.

One of my buddies went on a D/V call and the woman who just got beat jumped on my friends back when they tried to take her man in. Some of u out otta go on a ride along to find out what kinda crap cops deal with every day. People if u are getting into that much police contact ,before u blame the cops you should look into the mirror.