Hollywood vs Reality

[baldeagle]

This video might open your eyes regarding what LEOs are up against in deadly force situations.

[howdy]

Thank you for posting that. It was very informative.

[Dadtodabone]

Thought provoking video.

[texanjoker]

Thanks for sharing it . Having personally been through a fatal OIS and the aftermath I take them very personal. They happen fast, and the nightmare for the officer and their family begins.

[WildBill]

Very good video.

[Pacifist]

Thought provoking video.

I agree. In fact, it got me thinking that we should take all self-promoting marketing/sales videos from for-profit "expert" witness organizations with an appropriately sized grain of salt.

[Jumping Frog]

I find Force Science Institute to generate very interesting material. I enjoy getting the regular newsletter.

Many of the points they make about rush to judgement without the proper facts are also applicable to ordinary law-abiding citizens having to respond to a deadly threat.

[gthaustex]

Very interesting. Thanks for posting. I will be checking out their newsletters.

[Dadtodabone]

Thought provoking video.

I agree. In fact, it got me thinking that we should take all self-promoting marketing/sales videos from for-profit "expert" witness organizations with an appropriately sized grain of salt.

Other "for-profit expert organizations", witness or other type, that should also fall into this category?

[Diesel42]

Good video. I concur that any OIS should be investigated by a team that includes outside LE agencies (state, county, or city). The aftermath of any OIS is devastating for everyone involved. I'm an engineer with the Federal government. I welcome outside review in all the work that I do. Outside review builds my credibility with the public.
My two cents,
Nick

[bizarrenormality]

This video might explain why the police thought Zimmerman was justified but the community organizer in chief didn't.