x3 Its not ment for that, it is suppose to be replacement for a gun.

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Soda pop came out my nose while reading this!!!

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It's 6-8 years from when I read the comic. :p COPY-CATS! :D

Im not sure which is more surprising, the fact that they are copying a comic book or the fact that you can read :88)

As you can see he's able to read and write(or has someone do that for him), but even though I've flown several hours with him in IL2, Teamspeak running and all, I still haven't heard him TALK :rotfl:

Man... Just saw the video, what the hell was that officer thinking? What did he think would happen, that he'd just float to the ground after being tased? He just acted out on a guy who was obviously in a psychotic episode, don't the NYPD have psychologists? Damn, thisi is easily involuntary manslaugher if not more...at least from my poor knowledge about US laws...

Either the officer will be charged with Manslaughter eventually or he will be sued to nonexistance.

These stun guns were a good idea on paper but in reality instead of being used "Instead of a firearm" they are being used "Instead of an Arm"

Those who go through additional training and lots of time in the books making DAMN sure they know everything about this weapon are the ones that will suffer as these trigger happy *******s eventually get these weapons outlawed.

Yo're assuming the guys mother has the money to do it...

As forthe "instead of an arm" couldn't agrre more... It was exactly the same with that guy in the airport in CAnada or something, some months ago

She will have the money. Some group will give it to her and she will sue.

Hopefully, It will not come to that. This is a case on Manslaughter and needs to be handled in a criminal court.

He'll get suspended with pay. :doh:

:nope: Too bad for the guy.:nope: But he souldnt have been doing what he was.:nope:

And that gives the police the RIGHT to kill him ? :shifty:
What was wrong with simply arresting the poor guy ?
Skybird is correct in his assessment.

I feel sorry for the policeman. In Britain, policemen can kill a guy without any provocation at all and do not need to expect to pay a price

He clearly wasn't functioning with the whole of his mental abilities, by the behavior he either suffered from schizophrenia or some sort of developmental disturbance ffrom the Autism spectre ,though I'm inclined for the first... He couldn't be held responsible, he was jus a sick man... it would be like tasing an Alzheimer pacient that had been in a delirious or confusional state...

Lets look at the situation at hand. The man was good size. How many of you heros, do you think, you would need to take that man down safely?



Did you heros even notice where the mental was located? When you consider your answer to the 1st question, it's a fire escape, 10 feet off the ground, probably at most 4 feet wide. These are made of metal bars spaced at 4 inches. That is your footing.

He made threats both verbal and physically to the officers. The US EPA lists the phospher powder/mercury combination a hazardous waste if released from a broken light tube. You think there is a good chance a large and mentally unstable man, armed with an object, when broken can take on the characteristic of a straight razor, poses a real threat to cause great bodily harm or death?

I ask the folks that have never been placed into a no-win situation, what should the officers have done? Im always sickened by monday morning quarterbacks who react after the fact. Put yourselves in their shoes. :yep:

Momma knew her son was disturbed. States have provisions for court ordered mental evaulations, FREE OF CHARGE. Her "sick" son may still alive had she been a parent.