|
Friday, 6 January 2023
quote [ Tim Downs says the law might give people the impression that they can shoot police with impunity. "It's just a recipe for disaster." ]
No, it puts law enforcement on notice that we will not be victims.
|
Comments
 |
rylex said[1] @ 3:57am GMT on 7th Jan
[Score:2]
article is from 2015??
can we get some sort of update posted instead of a 7 year old shock piece? LOL. edited to add that the article itself links another article from 2012 as reference |
|
Hugh E. said @ 12:25am GMT on 7th Jan
I have a feeling those pictured aren't of the hue that would benefit from this new law.
Moreover, police will use it - and likely successfully - to justify killing (particularly people of that hue) for any reason. "I feared for my life!" |
|
steele said @ 2:50am GMT on 7th Jan
Moreover, police will use it - and likely successfully - to justify killing (particularly people of that hue) for any reason. "I feared for my life!"
As opposed to what they're currently doing? |
|
Jack Blue said @ 7:27pm GMT on 7th Jan
You guys really need to look over that institution you got.
|
|
steele said @ 8:42pm GMT on 7th Jan
Don't look at me, I'm not the one that's been trying to rationalize Law and Order politicians.
|
|
Hugh E. said @ 7:31am GMT on 8th Jan
From what magical land do you hail where police are heroes?
|
|
Headlessfriar said @ 8:55am GMT on 8th Jan
|
|
zarathustra said @ 2:17am GMT on 9th Jan
If I recall correctly, this is just returning the law to what it was under the common law. You can resist an unlawful arrest or entry the same way you could for anyone trying to kidnap you or burglarize your home, except that your honest though mistaken belief that it was unlawful was not a defense if you were wrong.
|
Post a comment
[note: if you are replying to a specific comment,
then click the reply link on that comment instead]You must be logged in to comment on posts.
