Reno officer accidentally shoot suspect
https://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/ny-reno-nevada-officer-shoots-suspect-after-being-tased-by-fellow-cop-20200811-xfhiit65ybhl7nv5z5c4gekflm-story.html
The deputy fired his Taser but missed and one of the Taser darts struck a
Reno police officer in the knee, "causing him to unintentionally
discharge his firearm once, striking the suspect in the right shoulder,"
according to Robinson.
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Ooops. That's gonna cost some money. 0 -
Sounds almost like a game of 'Mouse Trap'! 3 -
Musta had his finger on the trigger,, 0 -
Is it normal for cops to circle suspects like that?? Seems like that would cause a "friendly fire" scenario.. 3 -
Yes. Never understood or agreed with circling like that.redneckandy said:Is it normal for cops to circle suspects like that?? Seems like that would cause a "friendly fire" scenario..
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Reno 911.
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sure looks like the department needs to rethink their training, a big reminder to their officers about safe gun handling rules 0 -
sure looks like the department needs to rethink their training, a big reminder to their officers about safe gun handling rules
a definite understatement0 -
Looks to me like they need some training on blood borne pathogens, too. The officer doing first aid should have gloved up before applying the tourniquet. 0 -
Just when the police do not need any more bad press, along come these jokers. 3 -
For those that have never "rode the lightning"- once the current hits you, NOTHING that you do is voluntary. I mean NOTHING. 0 -
Only one dart hit him. Can you get the charge off just one dart,or do both have to stick you? 0 -
chme said:For those that have never "rode the lightning"- once the current hits you, NOTHING that you do is voluntary. I mean NOTHING.
Good reason not to have your finger on the trigger.0
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