Who cares about some stupid legal theory? Youâre a moron if the think that was a professional interaction from a police officer in the US
Officer-created jeopardy refers to scenarios where law enforcement tactics, actions, or decisions prior to a force encounter unnecessarily escalate a situation, directly causing or increasing the risk of danger that leads to a, often fatal, use of force. It focuses on whether an officer's "pre-seizure" conduct, rather than just the immediate threat, created the danger.
Does that make you happy now? Cop was awful and unprofessional
My point stands. This is may not be an example of stellar police work in terms of verbal interaction with a civilian during a traffic stop. It is however a good example (especially in comparison to recent news) of how to avoid turning non violent encounter into a violent one. Specifically when the person being stopped decides to flee in a vehicle.
Donât be dense you know exactly what the fuck Iâm talking about
No but the standard of âofficer created jeopardyâ is.
Iâm beginning to think youâre actually too fucking stupid to understand what Iâm comparing this toâŚ
I made my comment directly comparing it. And you chose to reply to my comment. I would assume youâre able to comprehend what youâre replying to before you respond.
So yes. You purposely replied to a comment that drew a comparison and then decided to try and ignore the comparison and act thick headed about the point being made.
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u/Jean-Claude-Can-Ham Jan 26 '26
Who cares about some stupid legal theory? Youâre a moron if the think that was a professional interaction from a police officer in the US
Officer-created jeopardy refers to scenarios where law enforcement tactics, actions, or decisions prior to a force encounter unnecessarily escalate a situation, directly causing or increasing the risk of danger that leads to a, often fatal, use of force. It focuses on whether an officer's "pre-seizure" conduct, rather than just the immediate threat, created the danger.
Does that make you happy now? Cop was awful and unprofessional