DOJ raised concerns about U.S. Marshals Service training program years before officer deaths 

That won't win the easy on crime Mayor and biden votes in certain neighborhoods.

What crime should he have been held in jail for and who was the victim of said crime?

@@authorfalling bidens fault

By "criminals" you mean the corrupt, incompetent, rac1st sociopaths that are the foundation of American law enforcement?

By "criminals" you mean the corrupt, incompetent and rac1st sociopaths that are the foundation of American law enforcement?

Well between your doubts and lack of any professional training on the subject will go far. Maybe we can postpone these arrests if it's inconvenient too?

Well more like supermarket shopping but the United States isn't like other countries to have secret police and arrest people in this manner. Usually they get you at home unless you're that dangerous on the run or commit murder.

@@markeast8383 Thanks for not understanding the point I made.

@@LaLisaUbdee Marshals hunt fugitives, surveillance is part of the job.

Then you have a high speed chase endangering others.

Really no… The only fact is lives were lost because of the lack of training…. That’s the only fact that needs to be looked at!!! Or you’re going to see this time and time again.

@@dennistowerofpower5808 How much training do you need to not jump a guy at his home where his guns and ammunition are? They could have waited until their suspect was outside of the home but that would have required actual investigation. But no, they wanted to jump him in his home, destroy the home, which they did, and brutalize anyone inside, because that is what they do every time. Hubris got those cops killed, not lack of training.

Lack of training was clearly at play when 3 Marshals were taken out by one man.

@@jdmb03Wouldn’t have mattered if laws weren’t too lenient towards criminals.

Cops are the worst when it comes to ego. They get two days of advancers training and they think they are on a SOF unit.

Yeah but in no way, shape, or form, should probation officers be on any external task force. They are grossly out of their element.

That’s what we do in Baltimore

majority of warrants US Marshals serve are high-risk warrants, what are they supposed to do? Sit at their desk all day? Usually stuff will be handed off to a SWAT team when it is a barricaded subject or hostage situation.

@@tororosso7046 I’m a little confused by your response. The Marshals called local law enforcement to assist them with the warrant. The Chief said they would figure out how to prevent this in the future, I just gave an idea. If you have a dedicated SWAT team, this is an excellent example of what they train for, they have the highest skill and equipment level, let them do it. I perfectly understand how SWAT is used at most departments, “for barricaded subject etc.” That is why I made this suggestion, I’ll just leave it at that!

That takes intelligence and they do t have that.

Most? I disagree, 97%

@@HWG-wm8ld True.

lol sounds like an easy job. Anyway the police are not there to protect you but to enforce the law. Call the SWAT team if you need protection.

@@LaLisaUbdee Wasn't that what they were on this shooting and Uvalde? Tactical teams?

wrong. that was BORTAC. Stop spreading false info

@@brianvera2353 They were the ones stopping the families. Google is free. Type Uvalde US Marshals. It says specifically the Marshals rendered aid and secured the perimeter around the school.

Lol, they were not. Closest office to Uvalde is Del Rio which is about an hour away. Stop spreading misinformation.

Ruby ridge?

And the DOJ.

The same one that created the bureaucracy w/no accountability.

They don’t practice nearly enough. They take one advanced rifle/pistol class and think they are SOF unit level guys. Add in girl teammates, their egos, lack of preparation and experience…

You got that right

No it isn’t. There is a serious lack of training and selection of the right people across law enforcement as a whole. I don’t know how you can call pointing out something like that foolishness. Y’all have a serious problem with accepting the truth in this country and people are going to continue to unnecessarily lose their lives because of your feelings.

It’s an easy job and incompetent people do it every single day.

I love to see people who are cops justify $1.5+ BILLION in police misconduct lawsuit payouts every year.

@@HWG-wm8ld IF IT'S SO EASY GO DO IT PUS LOL

@@KushiteComplex I TELL PU$$Y AUDITORS TO KISS MY A$$ LOL NO ONE CARES ABOUT CIVIL LAW

@@HWG-wm8ld IF IT SO EASY GO DO IT PU$

Many get training, most can’t comprehend and execute what they learned. That skill set can be impossible for many and it needs to be constantly honed.

@@HWG-wm8ld yup but they got their guy

😂you are expecting far too much from a billion dollar organization, are you not !?

Says the career criminal.

The DOJ needs to be looked at first.