The law enforcement thread

[Chico23231]

https://www.cnn.com/2022/01/13/us/po...ths/index.html

Intentional killings of law enforcement officers reach 20-year high, FBI says

Among felonious deaths of officers last year, 25 were killed in "unprovoked" attacks through December 27 of last year, according to the FBI. It's a marked increase from previous years, which usually see the number of officers killed in unprovoked attacks in the low single-digits. In 2020, just two officers were killed in this manner.

Anti police rhetoric directly responsible for this

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

https://www.cnn.com/2022/01/13/us/po...ths/index.html

Intentional killings of law enforcement officers reach 20-year high, FBI says

Among felonious deaths of officers last year, 25 were killed in "unprovoked" attacks through December 27 of last year, according to the FBI. It's a marked increase from previous years, which usually see the number of officers killed in unprovoked attacks in the low single-digits. In 2020, just two officers were killed in this manner.

Anti police rhetoric directly responsible for this

Do you ever read the links you put up? Second question for you, do you think bad policing has anything to do with it? No Police Officer should be a target , their job is a thankless one and I support them 100% but my question to you is could this be a result of bad policing.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Giantone

Do you ever read the links you put up? Second question for you, do you think bad policing has anything to do with it? No Police Officer should be a target , their job is a thankless one and I support them 100% but my question to you is could this be a result of bad policing.

Police getting shot in ambush style, unprovoked attacks is bad policing?

“But”

This is kinda like what I’ve heard the last 24 hours where I found out if you go running at 430 in the morning, well you should expect to be abducted and killed.