Activist receives UOF scenario training - guess what happens!

[Shush]

This is awesome.

http://www.fox10phoenix.com/Clip/110...JL7Hk.facebook

[HotSoup]

I'm actually surprised he did it...he pretty much justified the Brown shooting and the one in Phoenix

[Carbonfiberfoot]

Awesome.

This should be done all over the country.

[that's my hand]

That should be plastered on every FB page out there. Uh, it's "Changed me." It's crazy how fast the scenario changed into a fatal mistake. Great training, put Holder through it next!

[crass cop]

i like how every "call" he went on, his hand was on his gun...kinda scary sometimes being a cop, isnt it? they should of followed up with, "now your actions will be scrutinized for criminal prosecution, you'll be sued and hated no matter what the grand jury says, some doo-sh bags will put out the address of you and your family members and you will have a 'hit' put on you by radical racial groups"

[RGDS]

That should be plastered on every FB page out there. Uh, it's "Changed me." It's crazy how fast the scenario changed into a fatal mistake. Great training, put Holder through it next!

Now now, do go putting logic into this. Besides doesn't he have some random DOJ Special Agents protecting him? Perhaps putting ALL the heads of the government (Congress, the President, the Supreme Court) through this training, then they can go through some military designed simulations.

[RR_Security]

Awesome.

This should be done all over the country.

Except that when the St. Louis Police Officers Association invited about sixty politicians to an "officer-for-a-day" session, eighteen showed up. I'll bet most if not all of those were already police supporters.
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"People who think a job is 'easy' are usually those who couldn't do the job."

[tj05]

Very good piece. I think a lot of these people forget there's a lot of wolves out in this world. In this piece the wolf (cop playing as one) stopped, in the real world they don't.

[just joe]

The proof will be if his rhetoric changes.

[just joe]

i like how every "call" he went on, his hand was on his gun...kinda scary sometimes being a cop, isnt it? they should of followed up with, "now youre actions will be scrutinized for criminal prosecution, you'll be sued and hated no matter what the grand jury says, some doo-sh bags will put out the address of you and your family members and you will have a 'hit' put on you by radical racial groups"

Noticed that as well. He was called out on it in one of the scenarios.

[TooFast29]

Very good video. Wish we could get these scenarios rolled out to the general public somehow.

[Shush]

What I can't help but chuckle about is how quick he was willing to pop a cap in the unarmed man charging scenario. Then says "i thought there was a real threat to me."

That's because if this had been for real, it WOULD have been a REAL threat. That's what we keep telling you people!!!

The only thing that would have made it more understandable for the guy is if he hadn't shot, the "suspect" got his hands on him and put him in a coma. In a few weeks he could wake up and think about how it could have been handled better. But I suspect there are liability issues with that level of training scenario.. lol

[WillBrink]

Double tap on my part. Posted same thing before I saw this thread.

[WillBrink]

That should be plastered on every FB page out there. Uh, it's "Changed me." It's crazy how fast the scenario changed into a fatal mistake. Great training, put Holder through it next!

I posted it on my FB page of 5k "friends" and it's been shared, so it's getting some FB traction!

[Shush]

I posted it on my FB page of 5k "friends" and it's been shared, so it's getting some FB traction!

I posted to my FB for my 23 friends too. lol

But seriously, 5k FB friends? I thought you were over 12???