Re: Re: Female Trooper Shoots Man On Traffic Stop (VIDEO )

[Guest guest]

??? This female trooper did what to us? As far as I know she didn't do

anything to " us " . WE are just gossiping.

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>>So your point is everyone does it to us, and so it's ok? That's mature.

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>Steve, I believe his point was more in line with, " you did it to us, so

>don't act surprised when it comes back to you. " Judge not, lest ye be

>judged. That is hypocrisy.

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[Guest guest]

So what if this went to a jury trial. The people on the jury are not

going to be all law enforcement experts. we can discuss this with the

video we know. " a picture is worth a thousand words " .

Wasn't is you who brought this up?

sean

On Friday, Dec 19, 2003, at 16:27 US/Central, Steve composed:

> Exactly.  So would we react so well if a police officer made some

> " objective observations about the code " ?

> But why, oh why, on a EMS board, are we even talking about this?  THAT

> makes it gossip.  If the trooper had shot someone, then did CPR, we are

> within our area of expertise to discuss the CPR.  But we just can't

> escape the fact that, by carrying on about another field, one in which

> as a group we don't have expertise, we are gossiping.

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> =Steve =

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[Guest guest]

Steve wrote:

> ??? This female trooper did what to us? As far as I know she didn't do

> anything to " us " . WE are just gossiping.

For the record, I was referring to YOU, not the trooper. You are the

one who is judging others, yet condemning them for the same behaviour.

You aren't the only experienced Law Enforcement Officer on this list.

Rob

[Guest guest]

The Issue here is not for us to judge I am a FIRM beliver that Exepince and

Training do play

a IMPORTANT ROLE in how any officer would react to the Situition A officer of

5 years may react one way vs a officer 10 or 20 years of exepince might

handle the situation

same in EMS a EMT basic whos new very little exepince may handle a pt or a

problem one way vs a person whos been a emt basic for four years theres a

diffence in the way the person may have been taught or trained

[Guest guest]

The Issue here is not for us to judge I am a FIRM beliver that Exepince and

Training do play

a IMPORTANT ROLE in how any officer would react to the Situition A officer of

5 years may react one way vs a officer 10 or 20 years of exepince might

handle the situation

same in EMS a EMT basic whos new very little exepince may handle a pt or a

problem one way vs a person whos been a emt basic for four years theres a

diffence in the way the person may have been taught or trained

[Guest guest]

Mike , LP wrote:

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> Interestingly, the DA refused to prosecute, and the OHP refused to comment

> on any disciplinary action taken. From that we can infer that a) they

> want to cover it up (not likley, as this would be a media free-for-all)

I don't think it is that unlikely. The media has an agenda. So long as

the OHP plays the medias game, they conveniently have no interest in the

story.

Cover ups are okay, so long as they suit your agenda.

Rob

[Guest guest]

Mike , LP wrote:

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> Interestingly, the DA refused to prosecute, and the OHP refused to comment

> on any disciplinary action taken. From that we can infer that a) they

> want to cover it up (not likley, as this would be a media free-for-all)

I don't think it is that unlikely. The media has an agenda. So long as

the OHP plays the medias game, they conveniently have no interest in the

story.

Cover ups are okay, so long as they suit your agenda.

Rob