Don’t like where the muzzle is pointing after the officer in clip #2 reloads.

Other than that, pretty good days work I’d say.

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Originally posted by Rightwire:
Pulling a fire arm and discharging it when suddenly confronted with uniformed law enforcement rarely ends well.

Regardless of what he might have done prior, that decision initiated everything that followed. At that point everything else was moot.

Agreed. The second you pull a piece on a LEO, all bets are off period, regardless of the technical and legal details. You pull it against LEOs, and you get ventilated, you get what you deserve. He saw those blue uniforms and badges before he pulled it. That was an impressive LEO response, you can tell those officers were seasoned and well trained. I'm not an LEO but that looked like outstanding work from those guys, given the circumstances and how fast that went down.

Another happy ending.

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Originally posted by radioman:
I just realized where this is. SEATAC Double Tree in the Tukwila neighborhood. Just a mile or so from the airport.

Yup, stayed there. I was going to say looks like an Embassy Suites but, DoubleTree is another atrium-oriented hotel.

I'm a criminal defense lawyer and I'd defend all those cops pro bono, seriously he knew what he went there for. Second if you're a pedophile vigilante, I'd bet you're hyper focused... the dark clothes, big belts, badges, patches, and loud commands; not coming from somebody planning a sneak attack. Seriously how any member of "Para's House" finds this problematic should seek Psychiatric help.

The first officer was quick with no hesitation.

Did he have a plan and execute it perfectly, or was it shit house luck he overpowered and disarmed a much smaller and older man?

Muscle memory from a considerable amount of training would be my guess.

His partner was no slouch either, moving for a clear line of site at the pedo before opening fire.

I’m good with the “killified” ending.

link with all 3 bodycams


https://www.youtube.com/watch?...ttlePoliceDepartment

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Originally posted by Redhookbklyn:
The first officer was quick with no hesitation.

Did he have a plan and execute it perfectly, or was it shit house luck he overpowered and disarmed a much smaller and older man?

A good cop is always watching the hands.
Most guys working these types of task forces-investigations have a good idea of what kind of reaction to anticipate.

I remember very distinctly a lecture during my second year of med school from a psychiatrist with 30+ years of experience, one of his opening remarks was "this will not be a popular statement, but in all of my years of treating those with mental illness, there are some that cannot be cured and that need to die in order to stop them from doing evil deeds."

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Originally posted by x0225095:
Don’t like where the muzzle is pointing after the officer in clip #2 reloads.

You realize this isn't a range with a 180 degree "muzzle safe" rule right?

This was a real world 360 degree scenario...there is no "safe direction" to point the muzzle

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Originally posted by 400m:
I’ll be the first to admit that cops today can overstep quite a bit.

Care to elaborate on that statement?

It appears to me the officer who fired first tips his muzzle up to reload. The levels between floors are concrete in most hotels so IMHO that was a safe option.

I'm more curious about officer #1, the one who initially grabbed the gun and retreated back to the corner. He's seen favoring and checking his leg and I wonder if he caught an initial round that went through the suspect from the first officer that fired. The "help the officer" makes me wonder if he was hit.

What my military training (shit the older guys said) back in the 70's taught me- "When the shit show starts, everyone is gonna get some shit on them. Be prepared, don't be surprised. You should have taken that last drink and slept with that ugly girl you were with..."

Shot the guy with his own gun. A+

When the cop opened the door I fully expected Biden to be standing there.

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Originally posted by 9mmepiphany:

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Originally posted by x0225095:
Don’t like where the muzzle is pointing after the officer in clip #2 reloads.

You realize this isn't a range with a 180 degree "muzzle safe" rule right?

This was a real world 360 degree scenario...there is no "safe direction" to point the muzzle

It’s ok to be ignorant. But don’t be stupid.

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Originally posted by lastmanstanding:
When the cop opened the door I fully expected Biden to be standing there.

*whistle*

Injection of politics into apolitical thread.

15 yards. Repeat the down.

Everyone’s path to holiness is different.

What you see in this clip is a fast track.

He’s holey now.

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Originally posted by RogueJSK:

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Originally posted by lastmanstanding:
When the cop opened the door I fully expected Biden to be standing there.

*whistle*

Injection of politics into apolitical thread.

15 yards. Repeat the down.

Biden is a pedophile by nature first. He just chose to be a politician as well.

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Originally posted by lastmanstanding:

Biden is a pedophile by nature first. He just chose to be a politician as well.

Stop. Just stop.

Also, in regards to him possibly being there for another reason and not recognizing the cops. Not only does he already have his hand on the gun, draw it, and fire off a shot. He also struggles with the first officer for a few seconds before being shot by the other. I'd think it would be enough time to realize what's going on.