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The taser did not fail. Sergeant Spurlock was incapacitated by the taser before he was murdered by the shooting suspect who gained entry to his home under false/criminal pretense. That is called a ‘Stun & Kill’ and it is 101% illegal.

This was about my baby cousin 😢 I hate this shit I wish they would have just offered him help instead of killing him

This chat ain't for me. Do the cops need more training.? Probably. Did they do anything wrong.? Nope🤷🏿‍♂️

I want to see the video you guys are talking about in the beginning where can I see this?!

It’s venom not poison

They wanted to kill him, those officers who killed him Will never know peace, i swear

You are idiots RIP for my fallen brother

The three of you are the problem you don't understand how to make critical decisions in a real man's world instead you worry about eating on a piece of paper and how you can extort money from people terrorize people and murder people YOU ARE THE PROBLEM

I disagree with them a bit

You don’t think the cops did anything wrong. They literally kept escalating the situation. He even stated he wanted to be civil and explained everything to them multiple times yet they’re so trigger happy looking for an excuse to draw their weapons on him. They tazed and pumped a whole clip in him. Must be the rookie squad handling this situation. This Police department is a joke at this point.

Murdered by cops ! It’s happening all the time. The man was tased face down! The cops join us to put his life in danger! An he’s a murder .

Notice you guys haven’t done a video yet on Sonya Massey. Very interesting…

Quick fact and tid bit, as I’m from the Civil Air Patrol’s Lantana squadron (SER-FL-054) this squadron in the 1940s were patrolling the coastlines from enemy/German U-boats. Confirmed bombings and enemy kills of subs. At the time, it was the USAF Auxiliary and an all volunteer force, but the aircraft rotated over to FHP later on after some interagency rearranging. I believe the Army Air Force changed things up and then mothballed the Civil Air Patrol’s U-boat wings.

Like if you came here because you saw one of the shorts.

This video is ass. This panel is garbage. Some of you dont understand complex ptsd.

Police Brutality

What? Pushing somebody means you are going to get arrested and jail time? Just for pushing somebody? I pushed one of my coworker out of my office today...so jail? This is absurd. Also god damn, the guy with the mullet talks the most but says the least.

Dude! I wish I had known you were live. I would have logged on and shared my experiences. Good stuff here.

The girlfriend was on the police ladies body cam, clearly shocked and surprised that he had a rifle, a weapon on him so how on earth did these lot come to a conclusion that he pushed her out the door at gun point? 😂

Bro these pigs rly said he pointed her out with a gun wen she said she didn’t kno he had a gun 30 seconds ago LOL

Has anyone confirmed if Spurlock actually seen combat?

The thing most messed up is these 3 justifying a good shoot. Theres 2 things to take into consideration before even talking about arrest. 1. intent of the push and 2. Consequence of the action taken. He didn't intend to push his gf to hurt her, and she was not physically harmed. From what I heard. Cops should have just been there to just keep the peace.

I've never been arrested for domestic assault and I'm well aware that if the call is for just that. I would be going in cuffs. Genious joke over a vets death schmuck

Ok... so if its not your job to de-escalate... then as Ex Soldiers and Civilians... we should also have our guns at the ready when a Cop enters our homes without permission from me, right?

The Soldier was in his home. Being peaceful. Ex was leaving the home and didnt leave without causing disturbance. She got removed from home without injury. Somehow that becomes assault and Yet I never heard her say she wanted to press charges. Cops come to arrest the soldier for a non crime event, which I say because there is no evidence of a violent act was committed upon the EX... as far as we know she could've started punching the guy and he shoves her out the apt after. No cop witnessed any crime. Therefore... she was already leaving the home and he was done with the relationship also. Now... both persons are done... if Cops just did their job and helped the woman get her things... made sure the people were not causing a problem... then left the home... the soldier would still be alive. But the cops escalated this situation to make a fake arrest on a claim of a push. No physical damage was done... but a push to remove someone being violent or verbally abusive, off your property they are leaving, is the single act for an arrest. Lets ponder that foolishness and then we have to make sure this ideal is expressed to everyone, including officers and children who push each other over arguments daily. Nobody is arrested for a push. Security for Night clubs and private property push people everday and they are not arrested. A home owner should have the right to remove anyone from the property that is being displeasing and or violent or abusive, with reasonable force. Ex was not harmed. Police had no reason for an arrest. Police escalated this without merit. There was no present danger. Cops should go to prison. People are siding with cops because they are cowards and obviously against the Constitution. No cop followed the constitution here... the cops acted on their tyranny rules that obviously are against the 4th & 5th Amendment. None of this convo can be used because the soldier was never informed of his arrest, crime, or victim... then read miranda. None of that happened. So why come to the home under the guise of letting the Ex get her things... if you were going to arrest the soldier? Because cops are deceivers.

Yea he f Ed up but reaching for the gun I'd be scared too to be fair to the cops.Whhyyyyy still shoot after he was on the ground being tased???? What was the need he was incapacitated. Why not get him to go without handcuffs??? Not able to negotiate that?? Why the shots is the question...he didnt have to die that night.

Yeah those cops regardless of the "negotiation" was just itching to draw their firearms and I mean ITCHING son. I worked as a sheriff's deputy for 4 years and I can attest to some of things Im about to say. They are just waiting to radio out "shots fired". They love that rush of adrenaline, Its the worse addiction out there, I dare say worse than opiate crisis. Lots of cops are nothing but fiends. Youd be surprised, cops say they dont like it and yeah youd be right, but MOST of them cant wait and oh boy I mean, CANT wait to draw or get into a pursuit. Its fucking sick. The stuff the public dont know from inside the blue. Thats why I got out because I was getting addicted and I didnt want to turn into that kind of person I would get a rush when people resisted or I had to drive fast to a urgent call. I have 2 kids i have to think about.

Man yall are some huge ego, sorry ass cops…. Over analyzing everything like hand movements…. Dude is military yes gun hands is a thing but he admitted to pushing her and said he’s not going to jail he’s being honest he’s not gunna lie about having a gun when he pushed her lol yall are so dumb

Cops shoulda had a mental health professional as soon as he claimed he wasn’t going to jail and the cops should’ve backed off. Terrible deescalation techniques. They also could have took her away and issued a warrant for the next day to avoid a murder but ya know that’s to hard

Look a bunch of cops who dont understand complex ptsd. judging some one who was fighting through serious problems. and in the end talking about timeframe and how it would have taken to long for certain assets. you guys make me sick just like the cops who put a over excessive amount of rounds in the individual after tasing him because finding other avenues to de escalate the situation was not worth it. just smh

How they miss one shot from close range and towards the back

The j3wsa is a 3rd world country

Vet totally escalated this. “I’m not going to jail… that’s why this rifle is here for..”

Bro was already tased. Then shot him while he was stunned on the ground

These guys are fucking idiots it sounds more like they are looking to escalate the situation than de escalate, whoever is employing these guys beware they are looking more to kill than to help and save, respect to the actual officers that where in that situation they did everything possible to de escalate but that guy wasn’t really working with the officers, he should of just kept his mouth shut and he would of been fine no jail or anything but at the same time who what was going through he’s head sad situation for everybody involved I can’t think of anything that they could of done better, but these 3 guys are idiots don’t subscribe to them

He fucked up, but he definitely needed another veteran to talk to. Sad ending but tough calls on all parties. Went through similar stuff getting out the Marine Corps and luckily no firearms were involved and I finally started to get the help from the VA once they saw I was reaching out a lot before my incident. Also, we veterans point a lot with our knife hands to describe what direction we’re talking about not because we pointed a gun at someone, just training things we get engrave into us.

Weird flex. 20k is outrageous and the fact you’re okay charging that much is ridiculous.

Lt.Flaherty had what I call a ‘black belt’ in determination.He spent his entire life having to compensate for his lack of height,he learned how to do what bigger people did and that was how he was able to overcome all the adversities he faced in the military.I respect people like that,they don’t make excuses,they just find ways to accomplish what they want or need to do.Lt.Richard Flaherty was not a perfect person,but he had heart and he accomplished much.✌️

Excellent discussion boys!! Thank you!

Thank you all for your comments and interest in the procedures of the Icelandic police. I appreciate the opportunity to clarify a few points and provide some context that might help address your concerns. Firstly, it's important to understand that the law enforcement environment in Iceland is significantly different from that in the United States. Iceland has one of the lowest crime rates in the world, including gun-related crimes. This allows our police force to operate with protocols that prioritize safety and minimize the immediate use of firearms. Our high incident procedure, which includes controlled access to firearms, is designed to ensure that officers are fully prepared and informed before engaging in potentially dangerous situations. This preparation includes donning necessary safety gear and being briefed on the situation, which ensures that officers approach incidents with a clear understanding of the risks involved. The idea is not to delay response but to enhance it with preparedness and strategic planning. Several comments have mentioned the urgency of situations where "every second counts." I fully understand this concern, and our procedures are designed to balance quick response with the safety of both officers and civilians. Officers in Iceland have immediate access to non-lethal tools and are trained extensively in their use. Additionally, our dispatch system is efficient in providing the necessary authorization and information concurrently, minimizing any delay. The approach we use in Iceland reflects our commitment to de-escalation and the preservation of life. It's a system tailored to our specific context, where the prevalence of gun violence is low, and the need for firearms is less frequent. This system has proven effective, contributing to our low rates of gun-related incidents and ensuring that when firearms are used, they are done so with utmost responsibility and accountability. I understand that this approach might seem unfamiliar or even impractical from an American perspective, where the frequency and nature of violent encounters differ. However, it's crucial to recognize that different environments necessitate different approaches. What works in one country might not be suitable for another, and our methods reflect the unique context in which we operate. Thank you again for engaging in this discussion. I hope this explanation provides some clarity on why our procedures are structured the way they are and how they contribute to the safety and effectiveness of our law enforcement efforts.

What a great episode! So enjoyable! Keep up the great work!

I'm glad I'm an American lol

When you need a cop with a gun immediately because every second counts, the cops are on the side of the road somewhere trying to unlock the gun safe and put on their safety gear. Your body will be room temperature by the time they show up.

A country that uses a thought process, as an American thats a novelty

O Block would have done ran your pockets and stole your car and gun the time you got done "suiting up"

Wow

Thats stupid

American cops gear up to steal money from innocent hard working people

😳 safety 🦺 first

Shout out to Hilmir for having to coolest name on the podcast.