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Stoked,
Thanks for explaining the procedure for flashbangs. Furthermore, it seemslogical, that sinceit's a whole family of undesireables, they certainly may have played up the damage. I prefer to give the Police the benefit of the doubt.
I think the rational people here truly feel for the officers and their families. I don't believe they are insincere.
I also suspect that many are happy it ended the way it did, w/o the murdering thug wasting our money on his trial and incarceration.
However, the last part, the one you expected to take flak about is interesting for me.
You know that asa Police officer, the odds of you interacting with those that are law abiding, friendly and respect the policeare greatly reduced.Most like that only see police driving around,and usually never get to talk to them.
You have a much higher chance of interacting with those of poorer breeding and less than sound judgement,those that think violence is appropriate and have limited vocabulary. This is the nature of the job, dealing with criminals and deadbeats. You know this going into work every day. You have chosen this line of work, I know it's not for me, and I have chosen other employment.
Another point was raised about the severity of the man hunt for this guy, in light of all the other murders that occur in the state.
Since the perp was targeting cops, whom those lawabiding people rely upon to keep the deadbeats at bay, I think it was reasonable to sort it out fast. Cop killers should be given a higher priority in my opinion. It's a good message to send to dirtbags.
I just hope that it's sorted out within the confines of the Law, as opposed to unlawful vengence.
