Fresno sheriff police department Videos

what I find hilarious is when the shooting is justified the video is released same day. when it's not justified the video gets lost/deleted or if we're lucky court ordered released 1-2 yrs later

It was murder. Even if he had a gun.

He obviously pulls something and they shoot him. It's an okay shoot. But you make it fucking interminable with all your flabby bullshit about liberals and poor minorities. we get it, you're racist because you feel you have to be, and you're red because you don't want your guns taken away. But you really are a hateful prick, despite being a fountain of knowledge and insight.

Regarding the 1st video, I see your point that the spray nozzle looked like a gun to the police. And, I agree that likely that the most important fact. Still, I can not imagine how even as a fit 58 years old, I could have responded to the order to drop as quickly as necessary. The only way I can imagine how any person could respond that quickly is if they regularly practiced dozens of times a week so that it becomes a reflex. A very small fraction of the population do that for specific sports. But, no one does that for when walking down the street. And frankly, even if most people practiced so they could reasonably respond as this case required, criminals would take advantage of this reflex. The 1st reaction of any person to a police car racing up, with police jumping out with guns drawn would be alarm & fear. This would be the reaction of any person, criminal or not. I don't like that police are so concerned for their safety so much of the time that they are justified in the eyes of the law to put the public at risk for the officer's own safety. I really think that police should have an attitude of service such that they will never make the 1st aggressive move but rather take the 1st shot if necessary. But, I recognize that my opinion is extreme & not shared by most of the public & certainly not by most officers. One final point: As I understand it, the biggest hazard to most officers is their weight & inactivity. The 2nd biggest hazard is their patrol car & their aggressive driving. So few officers are harmed by the public that they could be passive in all situations along the lines of what was shown in the 1st video that numerically, very few officers would be harmed annually by the passive approach that I'm advocating. Yet, because police are aggressive for "officer safety" reasons that annually, a factor of 100 more members of the public are harmed by police than the other way around. And, individual officer's exposure is likely a factor of 10000 higher than individual members of the public exposure.

This is becoming my favorite channel in a hurry!!

It's a shame.

So...pull up, say their police department, make unlawful demand...wait exactly 3 seconds, then cop one unloads 5 shots (last shot after the guy is dead), and cop two unloads 4 shots...a total of 9 shots...for what? Was this man about to KILL one of them...since the cops weapon is for life and death... couldn't taser? Couldnt pepper spray? Had to go straight into live fire? From the moment they arrived, maybe before, they were planning on using deadly force..went straight to the top... Guy never stood a chance. But hey, thankfully this is America, and our justice system will ensure that these two law abiding police officers are charged rightfully with a few awards and sent along their merry way. :) It all starts with training...but now that I have a younger family member going through...she tells me that they are already teaching her how to "get around laws" and "get away with" things... She told me it's scary. Thats fucked..

What pistols are they using?