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All I can think is Brian Kohberger when I read this

@@clipsedrag13 What? It has zero to do with it. They are talking about a court ruling of not guilty due to insanity and Kohberger remained silent which is not entering a plea.

How is that creepy? A girl killed her boyfriend for clout

Good advice, the judicial system in the US is a joke though

One of the scariest things to me is the possibility of going to prison as an innocent man. The amount of mental turmoil and anguish is just unfathomable. Those proven not guilty after a long stint in prison should be properly compensated. Not only did you cause them a lot of suffering, but you also set their career & life back by A LOT.

Some police departments require a college degree, from Associates to Bachelor's. I don't think having only the 6 months of training is a big deal. What matters is the quality of the training. Many cops continue their education while on the job so they have a shot at promotions. What all departments need is more periodic refresher training, and time off of the streets to decompress. That's what makes those defund the police goofs so wrong. They need more funding, not less. Here in Seattle we have only 900 or so cops. Not nearly enough but not many people want to be cops here because they do require a degree and the local politicians hang them out to dry when anything happens. You're never going to stop some people from filing lawsuits. It's their low rent way of trying to make a free buck from the taxpayers. The same taxpayers who pay their rent and buy their food for them. Body cams help.

Unless they're being recorded while speaking to their attorney, Then, the shit hits the fan for the cops.

No. They can't record or use a suspect and their lawyers discussions.

Yeah attorney, client privilege protects conversations between u & your lawyer but I believe that can only be breached by a judge if there is evidence found that a crime was committed in those conversations whether recorded or in documents. Like with Trump.

People suffering from psychosis rarely make successful serial killers because they are usually convinced that what they are doing is for good and they also don't have any care about leaving evidence behind.

You got lucky. Saw a video where a guy had a seizure, cops handcuffed him to a gurney in an ambulance, then tased and maced him 6x when he woke up.

@@tylerbuckner3750 mental. even the nurses in the hospital were asking them to take them off but they refused 😖. after a seizure you don't know where you are or who anyone is, being restrained freaks the hell out of you, well me anyway ha

@@craigcameron9611 I'm epileptic, so I know the feeling of waking up with odd people draping their body over you, pulling at your limbs, and not knowing how or why you are where you are. Anyone's natural response is to fight.

@@craigcameron9611 so you hadn’t committed any crimes and were clearly having a seizure so they decided to handcuff you to a gurney then when the nurses (health professionals) told them to remove the handcuffs they wouldn’t? Did they say why they wouldn’t remove them? If there are nurses telling them to remove them then they should be removing them. Did the officers have no idea what a seizure is? If they weren’t arresting you they shouldn’t have put you in handcuffs in the first place, they should have just taken you to the hospital, handed you over to the nurses and then left. I wonder if they thought your seizure was brought on by drugs and that is why they did what they did? Even then they should have removed the handcuffs when asked.

Only true if it is a legal detention. They need reasonable, articulable suspicion that you have committed, are committing or are about to commit a crime. You can legally run from cops if they don't have a legal justification to detain or arrest you.

@@josephmorneau4339 I think running away from cops will probably give them that suspicion tho. lol

Yeah the fact that his cuffs were in front rather than behind his back lends to the fact that at the time he was just being detained for questioning.

@@FEARNoMore The courts have already ruled that running from cops, absent any other evidence, is not reasonable suspicion of a crime that allows for an arrest.

@@FEARNoMore The positioning of the cuffs have no bearing on whether the courts would rule it an arrest or not.

”examples of shooters who were prescribed antidepressants constitute less than a fourth of the mass shootings" Brucato G et al (2021). Psychotic symptoms in mass shootings v. mass murders not involving firearms: findings from the Columbia mass murder database. Psychological Medicine 1-9. But yes it's the overwhelming majority 🙄🙄🙄

@@Alex-ck1bw the quoted line of that text is not in any version of that article that isn't behind a paywall. Nice AI search there. Btw, 1-9 of Psych Medicine that year (2021) is "Transcranial magnetic stimulation neurophysiology of patients with major depressive disorder: a systematic review and meta-analysis", whereas "Psychotic symptoms in mass shootings v. mass murders not involving firearms: findings from the Columbia mass murder database" is 3422-3430. Guy's name is also Gary Brucato. Without access to all of the data used for that article, I can't sufficiently pick it apart, but I suppose they are just defining a "mass shooting" as "any shooting involving 2 or more victims" and that's a definition I just don't agree with. That makes gang drive-bys mass shootings. Absurd. Look at every REAL mass shooting in the last 2 decades all most all of the were on SSRIs.

Firstly nice job attacking nothing to do with what I quoted. But okay let's play your game. 1. Journals have a thing called VOLUMES and each volume is self-contained meaning the diff volumes all start from page 1. 2. If you don't know how to access journals behind paywalls you clearly don't read academic articles often (which I DO) because you would know where to access them if you did. 3. I don't know what an AI search is but assuming it's some kinda insult. Which whatever. I just know how to research topics cause again I read academic papers on a regular basis. As for your only point actually addressing what I said. No gang murders where not included and I quote: "We sought to address these limitations by creating the Columbia Mass Murder Database, examining personal cause mass murders worldwide from 1900 to 2019, subsuming the sub- category of mass shootings.For the present study, we focused on personal-cause mass murders, meaning those dri- ven by personal motivations and not occurring within the con- texts of war, state- or group-sponsored terrorism, gang activity, or organized crime.Felonious mass homicides with automobiles or other vehicles, related to impairment or recklessness, were excluded." Ps. A simple Google search tells you where to unlock academic papers that are behind paywalls. :)

@@Alex-ck1bw a simple google search will tell you how to smoke meth too lol I'm not interested in pirating medical journals xD

Lmao that paper is from Columbia Irving, a hospital that receives a majority of its funding in the form of grants from the NIH(read: your taxes pay for their research). Why should their findings be locked behind a paywall when the public is directly funding their research? Anyway now that you've moved goalposts and also entirely given up in discussing the actual topic at hand, you've revealed yourself as a bad faith actor that doesnt actually know how scientific discourse is conducted. I am bored with you now, and the longer I engage in this so-called conversation, the more braincells of mine I can feel dying. So I will not be responding further. Thanks for wasting my time. Bye!

Makes sense. That calm detached demeanor along with his logistical planning doesn't seem to fit with most Schizophrenic cases.

sounds like an american cop to me

Dave wants to be an Officer if he can have a gun….(Little Red riding Hood Vibes with that comment…Never hear it coming). Want the tomahawk Right-side-up, Upside-Down, Or Upside-down with the reverse point forward? (I can Throw it all ways and it doesn’t make bang…And ….a Tomahawk or even an Arrow Is an Extended/felt from the body….Not just a point and pull….I still don’t think dave could find the safety on a modern gun quick enough against simple tools ) Tomahawk > Red-Ranger-Rifle-Dave You make your ballz smaller every-time you talk about your steroid podcast fan-boy shit. Shrinking away…i notice your voice getting higher pitch too…maybe join a choir 😂🏳️‍🌈🇺🇸🏳️‍⚧️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

Before you know it…you’re knocking shooting and ruining lives all around your community for fun! Fuck that shit….. Save it for the Field

If you are jumping out of a window in a cop shop, then you parkour.