BC cop still makes arrest after getting knifed.

[grimey]

http://www.bclocalnews.com/greater_vanc ... 97308.html

With blood oozing from a gash in his arm and a knife-weilding assailant still trying to stab him, a rookie Mountie with only six months on the job found himself in a fight for his life on Wednesday night in North Vancouver.

Police say the young officer was responding to suspicious car call in the Seymour Heights neighbourhood around 9:30 p.m. when the vehicle's 61-year-old occupant allegedly "lunged at him, attacking him with a knife."

[GoinNowhereFast]

That is pretty impressive.
I wonder what cpl_atc has to say.

[Pratt]

Apparently 20 some stitches. Good job!!

[cdnpilot77]

That is pretty impressive.
I wonder what cpl_atc has to say.

We know exactly what he will say..."I wonder what the cops did to him before this to make him react this way, they probably beat him senseless for no reason as he is clearly a sane and innocent man" cpl_atc is just too predictable and too much of a pussy to admit that there could be some good cops out there.

[shitdisturber]

That is pretty impressive.
I wonder what cpl_atc has to say.

We know exactly what he will say..."I wonder what the cops did to him before this to make him react this way, they probably beat him senseless for no reason as he is clearly a sane and innocent man" cpl_atc is just too predictable and too much of a pussy to admit that there could be some good cops out there.

He already had his say, and set a new low even for him. That thread is now gone and with any amount of luck so is he.

[grimey]

My neighbour wants a klio of heroin, do you still charge what you did 5 years ago?

[HS-748 2A]

Check out this peice of police work:

Listen for the first "click" as the suspect fires his 41 magnum
revolver about two inches from the officer's nose. The "click" is the
hammer dropping on an expended round in the cylinder. The second round
was live, but Officer Jessop had since recovered and made a strategic
move to the rear of the vehicle, buying more time and a much more
advantageous position for a firefight. He tossed his flashlight so he
could use both hands for better gun control, and opened fire on the
suspect as he sped away. His aim looked very controlled, and was
obviously very much in the ballpark. The suspect was hit at least
once, crashed into a power pole, and was declared dead at the scene.
Don't know what the officer was carrying, but he fired 14 rounds in
return and they were bigger than a 9mm. Probably Glock .40s. And then
he casually picked his flashlight up as he was returning to his car
and notifying dispatch. While we can always Monday morning quarterback
someone's technique, how many of us would have done this well under
these circumstances? All things considered, this officer did the
basics, did them fast, and did them well!

http://billingsgazette.com/news/state-a ... 002e0.html

[Changes in Latitudes]

I wonder what cpl_atc has to say.

He said: