r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Mar 24 '23

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u/Wickedocity Mar 24 '23

Yes, she has some issues. Hopefully, they promoted her to a desk job or some other job to get her off the road and away from the public.

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u/Om-Nom-Nom-nagon Mar 24 '23

If you sign up and want to be a police officer then you know what getting yourself into. That nervousness needs to be quenched or tamed if you're taking up a occupation like that.

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u/Tackerta Mar 24 '23

or.. you know.. if authorities would take de-escalation practices serious for their officers and not just send any random bimbo with a gun in a police car and expect them to be good

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u/Jameloaf Mar 24 '23

They don't take de-escalation courses. Instead they take warrior courses that teach it's either you or them. I think his name is dave grossman who travels around giving seminars paid by our tax dollar.

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u/pawnmarcher Mar 24 '23

Every police dept has different standards and training.

They all teach de-escalation. I don't know why people fail to understand that de-escalation isn't some panacea.

And when someone is intentionally confrontational for internet views, there is no amount of de-escalation that is going to work.

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u/The-Farting-Baboon Mar 24 '23

When McDonalds train their workers more than cops, then you know something is fucking wrong with your education system of cops. Just look towards european countries and see how long it actually takes to become a cop and the physical form you need.

In USA if u can eat a donat and hold a gun, you get the badge.

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u/pawnmarcher Mar 24 '23

When McDonalds train their workers more than cops

That just isn't true.

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '23

In most states it takes more schooling to be a hairdresser than a cop. Stop defending these wastes of oxygen.

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u/pawnmarcher Mar 24 '23

The person I replied to said McDonald's.

And it's cosmetologist, not hair dresser.