No, this isn't true. See the link I posted directly above (or below!) for context. He was a trained law officer assigned to the Violent Crimes Task Force and had specialized training in homicide investigations.
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So the program he operates under is an accredited law enforcement program. I've never heard of a "reserve deputy program" before, but it seems like part time police officers.
Ok, thanks for the info. It isn't as bad as previously thought then (as in, they are seemingly not sending rich guys onto the streets with no training after all). Of course, killing the guy is still bad.[
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Sheriff's Office procedures were reviewed last week by the national Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement. The inspection was scheduled before the shooting occurred and was not done in response to it, Glanz said.
"They looked at all of our policies and found them to be in order," Glanz said. "And they looked specifically at the reserve program and found it to be in order."
"They looked at all of our policies and found them to be in order," Glanz said. "And they looked specifically at the reserve program and found it to be in order."
So the program he operates under is an accredited law enforcement program. I've never heard of a "reserve deputy program" before, but it seems like part time police officers.
Killing anyone is bad. And it would only stop if we can control the Gun Lobby. But it seems to people behind the Gun culture are too strong to do anything against them. Even Obmama failed to do anything against them last year after the Shooting incident in School.
Another person murdered by the police, and also in this case it was not necessary (also if it was accidently) they could stop it and handcuff him easily.
(also if it accidentally, if it was an incident who has shoot should pay and we know the cops will never pay for its mistakes).
