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Unarmed man shot by police in Miami
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Quote:So, if SWAT teams shouldn't be using ballistic plating and helmets, flashbangs, and other gear to make entry to extract dangerous and violent individuals, how should it be done then as an alternative? Do we just negotiate with barricaded, dangerous individuals until they see the light? SWAT teams aren't patrolling your neighborhoods man. They are only called when the stuff hits the fan. No, they're out there pulling triggers because they've been given free reign to do so for far too long. It's past time the people reign them in. Again, www.policemisconduct.net keeps a daily tally of the offenses. There's plenty there for you to defend. “An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato
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