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Well, I didn't see anyone mention the never ending weapon magazines. Never a reload, never run out of bullets.




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Posts: 8753 | Location: Peoria, Arizona | Registered: April 02, 2007Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Hold on a minute, are yall trying to say or imply that the cop shows don't mimic real life? I can see that for some of the shows, but I know for sure that shows like Reno 911 are 100 percent true............LOL


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Posts: 359 | Location: TEXAS | Registered: September 02, 2009Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I had a new front door installed by an excellent contractor. The contractor went over with me the amount of force it would take to brake down the door. So that very night, I'm watching a cop show on TV. The cop is denied entry, so with a single kick he knocks down the door, and charges right in. Pure bullshit. I realized that you actually see that a lot. You really do have to suspend disbelief to watch these shows. What other crazy ridiculous stuff do you see on cop shows? Would love to hear from LEOs or anybody.


Actually that is NOT BS. Most residential home feature WOOD door frames made using soft Poplar that is very easy to split. With these types of frames a 65 year old 150 lbs geezer can easily kick the door in with just one kick.

If you want true Security you have to start at the frame. Preference is a steel frame designed to be very secure. Then when you mount a Security rated door using security rated hinges and latch plate you will have a door that is fairly difficult to kick in.

I have a rather large tool collection in my garage so to insure it was secure I rebuilt the latch side of the door frame using a 80 inch piece of 1 1/2 x 1 1/2 x 1/4 inch steel angle. The latch hole, deadbolt hole and countersinks for 12 flat head screws are all milled into this piece of angle iron. On the hinge side I sistered in an addition vertical stud and then secured the Security rates hinges using 4 inch decking screws. As for the Door, it's a Security rated exterior door. End result is a door that won't be at all easy to kick in.


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Short of "Barney Miller". No one EVER does any REPORTS!

Cops involved in chaotic pursuit resulting in hundreds of thousands of dollars damage in multiple jurisdictions, with several bag guys killed rom gunfire or death by auto accident. After the commercial everyone back on the street...life goes on.
 
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Detectives are the first in the stack to make entry (i.e. detectives precede SWAT)

Crime techs boss around detectives, interview suspects, etc.



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Yeah, Barney Miller was often called the most realistic cop show ever.
Adam 12 is a close second.




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Watching Kenda last night. Someone is firing, what I presume to be a semi-auto as the casings are ejecting and hitting the floor. Problem is the casings are revolver casings.
 
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Whenever you encounter a really goopy crime scene the first thing you should do is stick your bare finger in the goop to determine what it is.

Bonus points for taste testing.

Not to worry if this fails, even the smallest trace of evidence can be quickly rendered into a full body description of the subject in 3D hologram format once you get it back to the lab.
 
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Watching Kenda last night. Someone is firing, what I presume to be a semi-auto as the casings are ejecting and hitting the floor. Problem is the casings are revolver casings.


maybe they were shooting a Smith & Wesson 52, or a 1911 in 38Spl?


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