And that's a problem that all of the training in the world can't fix.
If you are a LEO and your reaction to fellow officers who were unnecessarily aggressive and caused major injuries to a fellow human being is to resign your post and then applaud the officers, you are the problem.https://twitter.com/Acyn/status/1269322620316442625 …
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This is a messed-up bunch of people. Culture like this comes from the top down.
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Sadly they didn’t resign their jobs, just that division
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Once that man was injured they had a duty to act. I’d like to know if they are registered as either medical responders or EMTs in addition to other certifications they already had. It’s in the National protocols regarding abandonment, liability laws etc.
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Agreed - I'm also pondering Departmental Policies on Threat Assessment, Levels of Force, etc...
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Can you imagine teachers standing outside the courthouse to applaud a fellow teacher charged with assaulting a student - caught on video? Or nurses? Or firefighters? It's a sickness in the police force.
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Buffalo NY citizens you deserve better than this.
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Unacceptble. Silence constitutes acceptance.
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I’m speechless
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