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    Probably not fair to quote him about decisions made (not his) prior to what unfolded...that goes out the door when your mates have just been shot at point blank I'm afraid and you are returning fire.
    The only shame is that he is alive to defend himself in court.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BRADS View Post


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    Some of us have more experience than others.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Feral View Post
    Some of us have more experience than others.
    At least someone here knows what's happening.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Feral View Post
    Some of us have more experience than others.
    So what experience do you have dealing with unknown people, not knowing whether they're armed or not, in their own houses whilst having to operate under NZ law and Police policy? I'm dying to hear this.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Savage1 View Post
    So what experience do you have dealing with unknown people, not knowing whether they're armed or not, in their own houses whilst having to operate under NZ law and Police policy? I'm dying to hear this.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Savage1 View Post
    So what experience do you have dealing with unknown people, not knowing whether they're armed or not, in their own houses whilst having to operate under NZ law and Police policy? I'm dying to hear this.
    Hopefully it doesn’t include firing indiscriminately through walls into rooms suspected of containing hostages/innocent woman or children.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Koshogi View Post
    Hopefully it doesn’t include firing indiscriminately through walls into rooms suspected of containing hostages/innocent woman or children.
    Absolutely not. And this is why it is a training issue (and a legal one). The poor officers going into a nasty, and frankly, specialised, role of urban house clearance in an ambiguous environment and then reacting as best their natural instinct tells them to in the heat of the circumstances - like seeing your mate dropped like a log. Only those involved will ever know what went through their minds in the stress of the moment, but this is where training makes the difference in training the agreed actions (ie policy / tactics / procedures) into the mind (stress reaction / resilience) and the body (muscle memory). No one can sell the narrative to me that it is "SOP" to clear an urban room by fire, without knowing the risk of innocents being present. Not that NZ Police disclose or discuss tactics or operational procedures...

    So, in a nutshell, a reaction in the heat of the moment that a better resourced and therefore better trained police force could have handled better. Particularly important when you are looked to as an example organisation. Instead, a guy trying to do his job the best he can is exposed to massive risk of manslaughter / negligence and a bunch of other strong words like those from being under prepared in a situation he wasn't trained adequately for.
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    Except it appears they're lacking tactics in this case.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sasquatch View Post
    Except it appears they're lacking tactics in this case.
    Or resources...



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    I'm more surprised that those higher up made them go in after an armed guy in a house when gas or other options were available. To me that shows they value the lives of the 4 poor bastards who have to actually go kick in doors less than someone's granny getting hurty eyes. Most people on here know what happens when you shoot animals at close range with any firearm. Can you imagine how much you'd be shitting yourself? Of course they stitched the place up! Fuck that, give them a deadline and gas the fuck out of it.
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    What an absolute farce letting the prick defend himself.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    What an absolute farce letting the prick defend himself.
    That is his right, and I think it's great that he has - he's fucked himself to the nth degree possible. Should be encouraged, as we also don't end up paying state legal counsel for the parasite
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tommy View Post
    That is his right, and I think it's great that he has - he's fucked himself to the nth degree possible. Should be encouraged, as we also don't end up paying state legal counsel for the parasite
    Thats what I was thinking. I remember wondering why the police didn't lob in some cs grenades, and frankly their justification for not doing so is a fucking joke, but this ass hat defending himself is a gift to the prosecution and as a result the public. The fuckstick is trying to turn it into a race issue.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tommy View Post
    That is his right, and I think it's great that he has - he's fucked himself to the nth degree possible. Should be encouraged, as we also don't end up paying state legal counsel for the parasite
    Fuck his rights Tommy. There is no way that bastard should get to make the copper relive the time he got shot by the twerp. Someone needs to punch the snot out of him. Calm down Rushy, calm down.
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