A very dramatic fatal confrontation in Utah

[sksvlad]

https://www.cnn.com/videos/us/2023/...ington-utah-chase-allen-contd-lon-orig-tp.cnn

a much longer footage of the same https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPPJ96QFfX4&t=8s

 

[Slick]

Extreme FAFO.

 

[pzgr40]

At least 15 shots from close range to stop somebody. Wow, that's professional.
Although I have to admit the officers show a great sense of humor to scream "show us your hands" to someone that has just been shot at least ten times and than handcuff the dead body.

The only luck the officers have is that the guy they shot is white, so no police officers will be prosecuted, no riots, no looting of shops, and no antifa calling for a civil war.

 

[2pounder]

bit like the people over here who pick a fight with an officer and then other officers step in and the fight ends with the guy 'cuffed etc. they will not learn dont fight if you are bound to loose however right you think yo are, its not worth it.

 

[US-Subs]

Actually, yes. It is professional. They should stop and discuss first? There is a threat, resolve it. Don't wait to determine who fires first.
Beyond that, he made his decision, he had at least ten opportunities to comply in many different ways, he chose the wrong one. Zero sympathy.

 

[Millsman]

Actually, yes. It is professional. They should stop and discuss first? There is a threat, resolve it. Don't wait to determine who fires first.
Beyond that, he made his decision, he had at least ten opportunities to comply in many different ways, he chose the wrong one. Zero sympathy.

Agreed. I can never understand why people want to have a confrontation with armed Police. Keep your hands visible, comply with instructions and normally you wake up in your own bed the next morning. It's not complicated.