Police shot and killed a 28-year-old Winnipeg man after he charged at them with a machete in the city's West End neighbourhood on Saturday night, investigators said.
I wondeer when the retards will drum in with the,'Why couldn't they shoot the machete out of his hand', comments?.....Oh, I see the short bus already has arrived.
I guess you can blame the death on all those groups screaming for taser bans. A taser would have saved the guy's life, assuming it was even worth saving.
"KorbenDeck" said Good. I'm against the death penalty, and will come down on the cops when they screw up, but this guy needed shooting.
This being Winnipeg, was this guy native, and are we going to get the usual suspects out crying racism?
Or the people saying that the man must of had mental problems and that the police did not take into account his mental state of being
If the guy was native, let's get ready for years and years of inquests, seeing as this is Winnipeg. The guy could have been a baby eating, sheep sodomizing sadist, but if he was native, it was a racially motivated killing and he's a poor victim. As I said before Dumbass Dumas Redux.
If turns out that he was non native ....end of story.
"QBall" said I guess you can blame the death on all those groups screaming for taser bans. A taser would have saved the guy's life, assuming it was even worth saving.
Any cop who wants to live would not deploy at taser when someone is at them with a machete. What would have saved this guy's life is not charging the cops with a machete. Deadly force has to be met with deadly force.
It's a whole different thing if the guy was just standing there holding the machete, maybe they would have used a taser then.
"ShepherdsDog" said If the guy was native, let's get ready for years and years of inquests, seeing as this is Winnipeg. The guy could have been a baby eating, sheep sodomizing sadist, but if he was native, it was a racially motivated killing and he's a poor victim. As I said before Dumbass Dumas Redux.
If turns out that he was non native ....end of story.
It's not appearing on the SCO's official website so it currently looks like Swan is beating the drum on his own.
But now that Swan has made a statement, I'll expect to see more "white bashing" at one of my favourite (sarcasm inserted) Canadian forums (and no, it's not here).
I have to respect the deceased's brother for stating the facts. I completely side with him. It was unfortunate this kid took the wrong way out of life or made a fatal mistake.
"andyt" said I guess you can blame the death on all those groups screaming for taser bans. A taser would have saved the guy's life, assuming it was even worth saving.
Any cop who wants to live would not deploy at taser when someone is at them with a machete. What would have saved this guy's life is not charging the cops with a machete. Deadly force has to be met with deadly force.
It's a whole different thing if the guy was just standing there holding the machete, maybe they would have used a taser then.
Chaput said despite repeated demands to drop the weapon, the man refused and police shot him. She did not confirm how many times police fired.
According to that it would appear that there would have been enough time for one cop to draw a taser, the rest could have had their sidearm drawn (if it was one cop by themselves then by all means use the sidearm). However seeing how that option has been taken away from the officers we're back to square one where it's the sidearm or nothing.
This being Winnipeg, was this guy native, and are we going to get the usual suspects out crying racism?
Good. I'm against the death penalty, and will come down on the cops when they screw up, but this guy needed shooting.
This being Winnipeg, was this guy native, and are we going to get the usual suspects out crying racism?
Or the people saying that the man must of had mental problems and that the police did not take into account his mental state of being
Digger should be along any time now.
Good. I'm against the death penalty, and will come down on the cops when they screw up, but this guy needed shooting.
This being Winnipeg, was this guy native, and are we going to get the usual suspects out crying racism?
Or the people saying that the man must of had mental problems and that the police did not take into account his mental state of being
If the guy was native, let's get ready for years and years of inquests, seeing as this is Winnipeg. The guy could have been a baby eating, sheep sodomizing sadist, but if he was native, it was a racially motivated killing and he's a poor victim.
As I said before Dumbass Dumas Redux.
If turns out that he was non native ....end of story.
I guess you can blame the death on all those groups screaming for taser bans. A taser would have saved the guy's life, assuming it was even worth saving.
Any cop who wants to live would not deploy at taser when someone is at them with a machete. What would have saved this guy's life is not charging the cops with a machete. Deadly force has to be met with deadly force.
It's a whole different thing if the guy was just standing there holding the machete, maybe they would have used a taser then.
If the guy was native, let's get ready for years and years of inquests, seeing as this is Winnipeg. The guy could have been a baby eating, sheep sodomizing sadist, but if he was native, it was a racially motivated killing and he's a poor victim.
As I said before Dumbass Dumas Redux.
If turns out that he was non native ....end of story.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/canadi ... BMKozZU_sg
It's not appearing on the SCO's official website so it currently looks like Swan is beating the drum on his own.
But now that Swan has made a statement, I'll expect to see more "white bashing" at one of my favourite (sarcasm inserted) Canadian forums (and no, it's not here).
I have to respect the deceased's brother for stating the facts. I completely side with him. It was unfortunate this kid took the wrong way out of life or made a fatal mistake.
Another article with a different view
http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2010 ... ast24hours
I guess you can blame the death on all those groups screaming for taser bans. A taser would have saved the guy's life, assuming it was even worth saving.
Any cop who wants to live would not deploy at taser when someone is at them with a machete. What would have saved this guy's life is not charging the cops with a machete. Deadly force has to be met with deadly force.
It's a whole different thing if the guy was just standing there holding the machete, maybe they would have used a taser then.
According to that it would appear that there would have been enough time for one cop to draw a taser, the rest could have had their sidearm drawn (if it was one cop by themselves then by all means use the sidearm). However seeing how that option has been taken away from the officers we're back to square one where it's the sidearm or nothing.