Karoz wrote:Think of this scenario: They knock on the door, state that they are the police, nobody answers. They kick down the door, and the suspect jumps up, with the controller still in his hand. Seeing a black object in the hand of the suspect, they react instantly, and fire. Afterwards, they discover that the object was merely a controller, and thus the DA launches an investigation.
Sounds about right to me.
And:
josebach wrote:The moral of the story... DON'T ROB PEOPLE!!! Oh, and when the police knock on your door, OPEN IT!!!
Great advice .
A real shame people have to be taught or told to do that. One would think those two things would be common sense.
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knapplc wrote:Why were the police coming to your door, praytell?
Any number of reasons, all but one of the times was were during college, and I guess a couple in high school. Usually because they had "reports" of this or that going on, or because of too much noice, or too many people, or cars parked on the sidewalk/lawn/etc.
knapplc wrote:Why were the police coming to your door, praytell?
Any number of reasons, all but one of the times was were during college, and I guess a couple in high school. Usually because they had "reports" of this or that going on, or because of too much noice, or too many people, or cars parked on the sidewalk/lawn/etc.
So in other words, you or someone in your house did something to deserve having the police knock on your door. I also don't think the police would have kicked in your door for a car being parked on the lawn. I'm pretty sure you knew what Knapp meant.
knapplc wrote:Why were the police coming to your door, praytell?
Any number of reasons, all but one of the times was were during college, and I guess a couple in high school. Usually because they had "reports" of this or that going on, or because of too much noice, or too many people, or cars parked on the sidewalk/lawn/etc.
So in other words, you or someone in your house did something to deserve having the police knock on your door. I also don't think the police would have kicked in your door for a car being parked on the lawn. I'm pretty sure you knew what Knapp meant.
I know what Knapp's point was, my point was that just because the cops show up at your door doesn't mean you deserve to get shot.
knapplc wrote:Why were the police coming to your door, praytell?
Any number of reasons, all but one of the times was were during college, and I guess a couple in high school. Usually because they had "reports" of this or that going on, or because of too much noice, or too many people, or cars parked on the sidewalk/lawn/etc.
So in other words, you or someone in your house did something to deserve having the police knock on your door. I also don't think the police would have kicked in your door for a car being parked on the lawn. I'm pretty sure you knew what Knapp meant.
I know what Knapp's point was, my point was that just because the cops show up at your door doesn't mean you deserve to get shot.
Who said it was? It's not like the thief tried to give the constables a warm suds or anything.
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