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MacCruiskeen » 17 Jul 2016 00:10 wrote:The decision to use a bomb
Brown said he faced a difficult choice -- with no way to send officers after the gunman without further jeopardizing their lives.
"He was secreted behind a brick corner," he said, "and the only way to get a sniper shot to end his trying to kill us would be to expose officers to grave danger."
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100 years ago they had these:
"The guy taking the video from his balcony actually can see the suspect pacing behind a lit window (at 2:22 although tbh the guy keeps saying he sees him pacing around but i don't). Now admittedly i don't know that much about sniping, but wouldn't a police sniper have been able to take him out from that balcony?"
Source: 7 Baton Rouge officers shot; 3 feared dead
MacCruiskeen » Sun Jul 17, 2016 2:43 am wrote:Did they ever even consider using tear gas? It incapacitates anyone in an instant. Not only can you not see, you cannot breathe.
DrEvil » Sun Jul 17, 2016 11:41 am wrote:MacCruiskeen » Sun Jul 17, 2016 2:43 am wrote:Did they ever even consider using tear gas? It incapacitates anyone in an instant. Not only can you not see, you cannot breathe.
This. They could have bombarded him with tear gas and flashbangs and then moved in with ballistic shields or bomb-squad suits for that matter, but instead they used half a friggin' pound of C4. They clearly wanted him dead, which is understandable since he just killed several of their colleagues, but it's still a straight up execution. Same as that guy who declared war on the cops a while back and was burned alive while the cops watched and did nothing.
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