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Connie Bryan's character: L.A.P.D. Sergeant "Bob Sagen" makes a Police Academy training video for new recruits on "The Proper Use of the Flashlight"...or shouldn't the working title have been: "Proper AB-use of the Flashlight"..

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i will always have ... ( 1 week ago by backasore)

i will always have a personal vendetta against pigs. has nothing to do with a ticket or any other bullshit. its their attitude. they think they are special. they dont help. they blindly generate revenue(tickets, fines) they serve and protect the property of corporations. not people. shoplifter at wal-mart the cop is there in 5 minutes. somebody steals my bike the cop never comes. good day! (flips the bird)

how many crab ... ( 1 week ago by backasore)

how many crab fishers died on 2008? loggers? garbagemen?

lol, oh I'll ... ( 1 week ago by conniebryan)

lol, oh I'll respond alright... you don't know what you are talking about, lol, and you're response sounds silly and ill informed. If YOU knew the drill, you'd know that most agencies are doing a lot of training and have for some time since Rodney King, to keep their officers from opening them up to a huge lawsuit by hitting someone with a flashlight unless it is as a LAST RESORT, which is the whole message in this video. Such use of flashlight by LEO opens departments to major liability.

Here is something ... ( 1 week ago by imanidiot911truther)

Here is something about an LAPD officer:
"Officer Randy Simmons was shot and killed as he and other members of the Los Angeles SWAT Team made entry into a home at approximately 12:30 am. The team had been deployed to the home after a suspect inside called 911 and claimed to have murdered three family members.
As the team entered, the suspect opened fire,
He is survived by his wife, two children, parents, and two sisters."
The officer died, and suspect killed another. Explain that.

i tried your link i ... ( 1 week ago by backasore)

i tried your link i cant make it work. regardless, you know as well as i do nomatter what you research you will find pro-police or anti-police attitudes. goes with anything. ultimately YOU will belive whatever you want.
is red wine good for you or bad for you? how bout peanut butter? coffee? cops? depends what you read.

Exactly my point. ... ( 1 week ago by imanidiot911truther)

Exactly my point. That king of attitude just gets you in trouble. Having a vendetta against something that will ALWAYS win is a foolhardy one. I did not cuss at you, not did I attack you personally, only expressed my concerns. I would appreicate it if you can return the same respect. You do realize, if your bike is stolen the license plate and the model is recorded and the next time that is pulled over, it is flagged? It's hard to catch a stolen car after it's been gone a long time. Bye (waves)

i have fought the ... ( 1 week ago by backasore)

i have fought the police and won. twice. i made them do thier work. and i loved it.

Good point, and a ... ( 1 week ago by imanidiot911truther)

Good point, and a valid one! Many departments are actually switching flashlights to prevent potential misuse. The Maglites were never intended to be used as a baton. Your point in the fact that they shouldn't be used as a primary defense tool is valid. But, many LEOs choose to have Maglites is that when entering a potential "ambush" area, they can have them out not only for light but for self-defense - when drawing your baton is not warranted and will only instigate things.
Make sense, ma'am?

Well, sir, if ... ( 1 week ago by imanidiot911truther)

Well, sir, if you're not encouraging violence but make your local law enforce do work then I'm sure that's a good thing. Each department is different.

thank-you. i ... ( 1 week ago by backasore)

thank-you. i appreciate your comments and arguement. i appreciate you restraining from vulgarity as well. i hope you enjoyed healthy debate as well. i can leave this convo knowing you keep respect and civil. thank-you night.

I am a logger and i ... ( 1 week ago by hunterandlogger1977)

I am a logger and i can tell you personally that LeO's have died more than any of us. Yes our jobs are dangerouse but not close to Law enforcement.

So what your saying ... ( 1 week ago by hunterandlogger1977)

So what your saying is that there good for nothing.. Let me tell you something, what about the kids that have been abused and neglected and the cops came and took their parents to jail and made sure the kids went to a better home. what about taking innocent children out of meth labs and around drug users as well. You really need to get a grip on reality. You are showing so much dis respect to this video.

what im saying is, ... ( 1 week ago by backasore)

what im saying is, their job is less dangerous than most think, mainly beacuse of the media. i think this video is protraying similar views, so im not really disrespecting it.

Occupation ... ( 1 week ago by backasore)

Occupation Fatalities per 100,000
Timber cutters 117.8
Fishers 71.1
Pilots and navigators 69.8
Structural metal workers 58.2
Drivers-sales workers 37.9
Roofers 37
Electrical power installers 32.5
Farm occupations 28
Construction laborers 27.7
Truck drivers 25

police didnt even ... ( 1 week ago by backasore)

police didnt even make the chart. this isnt some bleeding heart fake scenario. this is real statistics as of 2004.

circumstances ... ( 1 week ago by backasore)

circumstances causing death.
Aircraft accidents 192
Caught in running equipment 110
Drowning 60
Electrocution 289
Exposure to substances 98
Falls from ladder 126
Falls from roof 143
Fires/explosions 165
Highway collisions 635
Assaults/violence 840
Jackknifed or overturned truck 312
Overturned farm/industrial equipment 164
Struck by falling/flying object 506
Struck by vehicle 356
Suicides 499

notice death by ... ( 1 week ago by backasore)

notice death by crackhead, and methlab explosion didnt even make the list?

backasore I'm ... ( 1 week ago by hunterandlogger1977)

backasore I'm seriouse go onto policelink and you will see. I was shocked cause once a week I would actually get an e-mail from a news site that would say about an officer died in the line of duty. Just because you don't see it on national news doesn't mean it's on local news.. If you really did research it then you would see it diffrent..

of course a website ... ( 1 week ago by backasore)

of course a website named policelink is going to lean opinions in one way. you will find whatever you want to find on the internet. its up to you to belive what you want. we obviously have different beliefs. as you can see i have done my research.

backasore.. you ... ( 1 week ago by hunterandlogger1977)

backasore.. you really must not be educated at all cause you really need to do real research. what i have told you before is that you need get a reality check and do some real research. Yes that link does provide info for being in law enforcement but it also lets you in on local news.. so what are you saying that the news is lying when ever it says that an officer is down?

ok i have newer ... ( 1 week ago by backasore)

ok i have newer statistics..
ten most dangerous jobs in 2007
deaths per 100 000 (forbes)
1.Fishermen 111.8
2.Loggers 86.4
3.Pilots 66.7
4.Iron workers 45.5
5.Farmers 38.4
6.Roofers 29.4
7.Electrician 29.1
8.Drivers 26.2
9.Garbagemen 22.8
and last but not least...
10.Police 21.4
keep in mind these are statistics from 2007

these deaths may ... ( 1 week ago by backasore)

these deaths may not be as sensational or heroic as police deaths, so they dont get as much exposure.

Very nice posting, ... ( 1 week ago by conniebryan)

Very nice posting, backasore. It is true that law enforcement is not AS dangerous as some cops like to portray, and it is amazing to me how many of them do not approach the job as 'public servants'. I have personally witnessed this over and over. The wrong people going into the career and being accepted in an 'us against them' good ole' boy fraternity. And those good cops who don't conform often get railroaded out...yet they are the ones we need in that job. The job is dangerous, admittedly.

Yes, before i found ... ( 3 days ago by conniebryan)

Yes, before i found a sense of humor to approach the topic, it obviously disappointed me too...too many in the career who don't belong there, and too many who cover up their abuse in a good ole boy system. It needs to change, and in order to change it, we have to stop pretending it doesn't exist, when it is all too common. LAPD has made some progress, but has a long, long way to go.

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