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    Default Re: Question for the cops of POOFA

    I am usually the guy running*..soooooo.
    Don’t like me ???? Tough, I don’t give a flying f@@k about ya.

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    Default Re: Question for the cops of POOFA

    Quote Originally Posted by Carson View Post
    No, we don*t do that. And we don*t engage in prolonged foot pursuits at full speed.

    TV cop shows are the worst for foot pursuits, car pursuits, fights and police shootings. And that doesn*t help when actual uses of force are shown on the news.

    The other one is there is always a parking spot for the police car to pull into at the call. And also when the cops are about to move in on a bust and like four cars appear out of nowhere, lights and sirens and converge on a group who appear to be caught by surprise.

    I try to stay in the car for as long as possible in a foot pursuit
    Idk before live PD got canceled I saw some pretty lengthy footage chases, fairly often.
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    Default Re: Question for the cops of POOFA

    Quote Originally Posted by Carson View Post
    No, we don*t do that. And we don*t engage in prolonged foot pursuits at full speed.

    TV cop shows are the worst for foot pursuits, car pursuits, fights and police shootings. And that doesn*t help when actual uses of force are shown on the news.

    The other one is there is always a parking spot for the police car to pull into at the call. And also when the cops are about to move in on a bust and like four cars appear out of nowhere, lights and sirens and converge on a group who appear to be caught by surprise.

    I try to stay in the car for as long as possible in a foot pursuit
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    Default Re: Question for the cops of POOFA

    Quote Originally Posted by Carson View Post
    No, we don*t do that. And we don*t engage in prolonged foot pursuits at full speed.

    TV cop shows are the worst for foot pursuits, car pursuits, fights and police shootings. And that doesn*t help when actual uses of force are shown on the news.

    The other one is there is always a parking spot for the police car to pull into at the call. And also when the cops are about to move in on a bust and like four cars appear out of nowhere, lights and sirens and converge on a group who appear to be caught by surprise.

    I try to stay in the car for as long as possible in a foot pursuit
    Yeah, we all know that those donuts dont help you out in the Fleeing Perp Triathlon.
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    Default Re: Question for the cops of POOFA

    Quote Originally Posted by Aggies Coach View Post
    I am usually the guy running*..soooooo.
    You never see the perp running with hubcaps, so it wasn't you.

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    Default Re: Question for the cops of POOFA

    Quote Originally Posted by knight0334 View Post
    Yeah, we all know that those donuts dont help you out in the Fleeing Perp Triathlon.
    I am not in my twenties anymore and perps don*t have 20 pounds of gear, a Kevlar vest and leather shoes to deal with.

    Plus I have learned to chase smarter, not harder. And when that fails, there is Motorola.

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    Default Re: Question for the cops of POOFA

    Quote Originally Posted by Handyandy View Post
    Idk before live PD got canceled I saw some pretty lengthy footage chases, fairly often.
    I guess it depends on the area. I have seen some good ones on TV where the cop out sprints the guy and tackles him on a median. In the inner city if they turn the corner on you with a pretty good lead, they are in someone*s house real fast.

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    Default Re: Question for the cops of POOFA

    Quote Originally Posted by Sgt.K View Post
    she always asks why: Cops call out to a suspect, either the suspect's name or "Police!", from a significant distance. Suspect goes all Usain Bolt with a massive head start. Is this just a TV thing, or is there training behind it that I am missing?
    Almost every drama on TV is based on people making stupid decisions or taking stupid actions. Granted, many criminals are actually stupid, but as you've pointed out, the necessary stupid decision or action might also be written for the 'good guys' of the series.

    Stupidity is written into (almost) every script...

    Of course, in real life, I find stupidity all around me ---- so those scripts might be more realistic than it first seems...

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    Default Re: Question for the cops of POOFA

    Can't remember the name of the show, two dollies one a cop the other the medical examiner....near the end of one episode and older male cop points a shotgun at a suspect's head and announced "Boston PD, surrender or die". Effective messaging!


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    Default Re: Question for the cops of POOFA

    Quote Originally Posted by Brick View Post
    Can't remember the name of the show, two dollies one a cop the other the medical examiner....near the end of one episode and older male cop points a shotgun at a suspect's head and announced "Boston PD, surrender or die". Effective messaging!

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