Eerie for me as the officers voice is very similar to my daughter's (who is also a cop; just a long ways away from there).

Great reaction on her part. Perhaps it's just the perspective of the video, but I could not see his hands the whole time.

Silent

Great shoot. I can hear the ER staff now. Which one of these holes should we address first? Nice example on how to rotate your ammo.

I am glad the officer is ok and the bad guy is dead.

Wow that happened really fast.
I wonder if she had her hand on her pistol when she approached the driver.

Adios, Javier!

Good on her. She hit the radio first(not saying this is good/bad) moved and then started cranking off rounds, all the while without any hysterics, i'm impressed with her composure.

OK, I edited the subject line. All I did was copy the title of the youtube video. It's not rocket science, guys. Make your subject lines clear.

She had really good recoil control, too. Her pistol stayed right on line and she was able to keep the shots coming.

Formidable officer.

Great job officer.

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Originally posted by MikeGLI:
Good on her. She hit the radio first(not saying this is good/bad) moved and then started cranking off rounds, all the while without any hysterics, i'm impressed with her composure.

You know how pilots have the mantra during emergencies: "Aviate, Navigate, Communicate"?

There should be a similar one for law enforcement. Maybe "Ventilate, Communicate, Re-evaluate"?

Excellent deputy! I enjoyed hearing that mag dump, knowing this sob ain’t gonna make it.

I can’t imagine the stress level on Leo’s. That happened so fast, you have to be on full alert...always! Max stress!

God BLESS our men and women in blue!! So thankful the Deputy is OK and that justice was rightfully served upon this POS with extreme prejudice. And yes, Augen...that was my first thought as well.

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Originally posted by chongosuerte:

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Originally posted by MikeGLI:
Good on her. She hit the radio first(not saying this is good/bad) moved and then started cranking off rounds, all the while without any hysterics, i'm impressed with her composure.

You know how pilots have the mantra during emergencies: "Aviate, Navigate, Communicate"?

There should be a similar one for law enforcement. Maybe "Ventilate, Communicate, Re-evaluate"?

Funny you say that, I was actually think about the Aviate, Navigate, Communicate when I was drafting my post. I wouldn't deduct any points for going straight to business rather than key up the radio. The composure, which I can only assume stems from her training, was exceptional.

She moved really quick to the passenger side of the car

Hear the sear reset in the slo-mo version.
Score LEO 1 for the win.
Dead fucking POS 0 for the ultimate loss.

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Originally posted by 12131:
Why do some say she was lucky? The way I see it, this was a cop who likely had her spidey sense all tingling and was expecting shit to go down, and acted accordingly. Wow, give this lady a YUUGE medal! Another fucking piece of trash off the street.

She told him to wait "right there and don't move", then he rummaged down and grabbed the gun.

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Good job taking out the trash.

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Originally posted by Fredward:
Short term thinking. They cannot predict likely outcomes beyond a few minutes.

Meaning?

Meaning the type of person that commits these crimes often don’t think beyond the next minutes. They see the problem in front of them and react to that, not thinking that their “solution” will cause more problems down the road.

Good job Warrior!

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Originally posted by MikeGLI:
Good on her. She hit the radio first(not saying this is good/bad) moved and then started cranking off rounds, all the while without any hysterics, i'm impressed with her composure.

She did good. Real good. She got help coming her way with her left hand (radio) and she drew with her right hand (pistol) , all while moving and then put an excellent two hand grip on the pistol and sent the illegal back south of the border (permanently).

As she was rounding the back of the car, she probably assumed that she was shot from the initial encounter, so her goal was to get help there as soon as possible, and also return fire. She did an good job here.

Much better than the screamer from a few weeks ago that was saved by her male partner.

My only critique was that he was reaching under the seat at around the 8-10 second point of the video, and I instantly honed in and saw that. She might now have seen that, as she has to be aware of her surroundings in a 360 degree arc, she could have been looking in the back seat at the time he was reaching under the seat.

If she DID see him reaching under the seat, she should have addressed it right then and there, with a gun to his temple and and order to put his hands on the steering wheel or die.