It’s not about authority. It’s who can or who would want to handle a job with those kind of stresses . Now we have an anti police sediment starting in Australia I’d imagine it’s going to follow the teaching profession and no one will want to do it
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It’s not about authority. It’s who can or who would want to handle a job with those kind of stresses . Now we have an anti police sediment starting in Australia I’d imagine it’s going to follow the teaching profession and no one will want to do it
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What a ridiculous post, you have no idea or life experience.
'Armed attackers who disobey direct orders' lol.
She had a dinner knife , she had dementia , she doesnt understand orders.
Your far right American ideological parroting makes you sound like an extremist a lot of the time.
Thank God you're not in a position of power in society.
Embarrassing post mate.
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- #53
Who are you?
She was armed, yes?
She disobeyed direct orders, yes?
I highly doubt the police had time to sit down with her and evaluate that.
They were called to deal with an armed assailant who was not following their instructions, end of.
What is this?
Is your name Karen? Who tf are you?
Not sure mate, and nobody needs to find out. An unstable mind with a knife should be stopped as quickly as possible
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Seriously, do you know what a steak knife is for?
To cut flesh, it’s in the name ffs.
I think you’re confused with a butter knife.
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I know exactly what a steak knife is. Are you suggesting a 95 yr old lady could over power multiple police officers and inflict even a minor cut on any of them? With a steak knife?Seriously, do you know what a steak knife is for?
To cut flesh, it’s in the name ffs.
I think you’re confused with a butter knife.
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Sure doesn’t sound like it.
Are you suggesting police should disregard their own safety & walk idly towards someone who is waving a knife at them by using only polite words for protection..?
Seriously is that what you’re suggesting?
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Lol, what injury could a 95 year old lady with a walking frame inflict?
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Wouldn't phase me, doubt she could inflict more than a scratch.I wouldn’t want to * around and find out, would you?
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Ok Rambo.
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Clint Eastwood is almost 100, do you think he’d be a pushover?
Not denying that but the claims of a poor, helpless old woman are sounding exaggerated. The fact the staff couldn’t control her so were forced to call the police goes some way to putting that into perspective.
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Yes I do, I also know a knife can inflict a nasty injury at any age.
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I’d be more worried about getting slashed or stabbed than what may happen to someone waving a knife at me.
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Don’t care, I’ve been stabbed/slashed 3 times in life (36 stitches, 22 stitches and 18 stitches) & it ain’t very pleasant no matter who does it.
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Nope.
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I haven't heard of many 5ft 40kg 3 year olds brandishing knifes against cops.
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Exactly. The levels of hypothetical being brought up to justify emotions here is bizarre.
Facts are;
• Possibe mentally unstable woman armed with knife was out of control.
• Trained staff couldn’t handle the situation so called for more serious assistance.
• Assailant was subdued by what appears to be overly heavy handed response.
• Investigation is underway.
Everything else is assumption, supposition or straight up keyboard warrior fantasy.
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Sally Rugg would have deserved it though
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