Alan Harper's Tash
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Which would be totally disproportionate as he was successfully subdued without the need for lethal force.
I’ll tell you what. A soldier is nearly killed in a comply unprovoked attack and I’ve hardly heard anything about it.
An armed policeman (there for a reason) kicks some **** in the head and its wall to wall.
You have no idea what was going on. He moved his head toward the officer, so on that basis he got neutralised. No threat anymore.Which would be totally disproportionate as he was successfully subdued without the need for lethal force.
I get that and acknowledged it earlier in the thread.Possibly because there is no video footage of it.
Video clips rule social media.
Given the incident concluded without the need for lethal force, it’s pretty safe to assume that lethal force wasn’t required.You have no idea what was going on. He moved his head toward the officer, so on that basis he got neutralised. No threat anymore.
I think if you read my earlier post on what laws apply to the use of police force-shooting him may have been a tad unreasonableIMO he shouldn't be assaulting armed police, they should have just shot him.
IMO he shouldn't be assaulting armed police, they should have just shot him.
Think victim ,one is newsworthy the other is just a white soldier