Citizen P wrote on Nov 15, 2020, 10:44:

Quinn wrote on Nov 14, 2020, 06:34:
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Data? Source?

Thank You

Quinn wrote on Nov 14, 2020, 06:34:
I have a 100 justified shootings for every unjustified shooting.

Data? Source?

Hoax? I thought this was officially called "Swatting" now, in the USA anyway. Attempted murder seems like a more apt description though. Even with the (slightly) less trigger happy Canadian cops.

theyarecomingforyou wrote on Nov 14, 2020, 03:57:

NKD wrote on Nov 13, 2020, 23:09:
Swatting should be tried as attempted murder.

That is someone speaking from the US perspective. This occurred in Canada, where police aren't politicised thugs that go around shooting everyone without consequence.

I don't have time to respond in depth to this drivel, but my time in Canada was marked by a depressing lack of law enforcement to the point I GTFO.

To add to what Mr Tact is saying. Here in the US we don't have a nationwide mandatory reporting for police involved shootings. Not even just the numbers of shootings that happened, let alone the facts of the incident. Every department has its own rules. Some of the states might have their own rules as well. So it's very hard to know precisely how many uses of force are unjustified. It's enough to make a lot of people very pissed though and distrust law enforcement entirely, apparently, so that's an issue.

Quinn wrote on Nov 14, 2020, 06:34:
I have a 100 justified shootings for every unjustified shooting. Go for unjustified shootings without consequence and your case grows thinner than union skin. Data please.

Unfortunately the data is limited due to reporting restrictions imposed mostly by police unions. And even when there is reporting, in nearly every case where it turns out the shooting was questionable or outright unjustified that reporting concerning the incident is often not accurate. I don't know what the rates of unjustified shooting are, but they seemingly happen more often than they should. And if there has been one which wasn't initially covered up, I missed it.

theyarecomingforyou wrote on Nov 14, 2020, 03:57:

NKD wrote on Nov 13, 2020, 23:09:
Swatting should be tried as attempted murder.

That is someone speaking from the US perspective. This occurred in Canada, where police aren't politicised thugs that go around shooting everyone without consequence.

Even if the chance of canadian police shooting someone is smaller in canada, doesn't mean swatting there should be without consequence or that it's harmless.

theyarecomingforyou wrote on Nov 14, 2020, 03:57:

NKD wrote on Nov 13, 2020, 23:09:
Swatting should be tried as attempted murder.

That is someone speaking from the US perspective. This occurred in Canada, where police aren't politicised thugs that go around shooting everyone without consequence.

Got any evidence of this systemic police violence without consequence or do you just believe everything the antifa idiots want you to believe? Don't show me a handful of cases to prove your argument. I have a 100 justified shootings for every unjustified shooting. Go for unjustified shootings without consequence and your case grows thinner than union skin. Data please.

Where I live we call this swatting (dangerous, potentially deadly), and not a hoax (harmless, not deadly) - makes me wonder why the Canadian police says it like that... or the CBC for that matter

NKD wrote on Nov 13, 2020, 23:09:
Swatting should be tried as attempted murder.

That is someone speaking from the US perspective. This occurred in Canada, where police aren't politicised thugs that go around shooting everyone without consequence.

NKD wrote on Nov 13, 2020, 23:09:
Swatting should be tried as attempted murder.

Agreed. People have died in the past.

Oddly enough my first thought when I heard about this was... marketing for a new Rainbow Six?

Swatting should be tried as attempted murder.

Glad no one was killed. This shit is not funny.