the alert was triggered in Hall County, 4 and a half hours northwest of Dallas. We’re told a deputy there was injured by a 33-year-old white man, 6-foot-2, 220-pounds.
TBF, if someone is on the run after having attacked a police officer, you could safely assume that they are a danger to anyone who stands in their way.
TBF, if someone is on the run after having attacked a police officer, you could safely assume that they are a danger to anyone who stands in their way.
An attacker is more dangerous if they’ll harm a cop.
That’s what I was going for, and I was not clear enough. If you’re someone who’s going to attack a cop in order to escape, you’re far more likely to do anything to remain uncaptured.
TBF, if someone is on the run after having attacked a police officer, you could safely assume that they are a danger to anyone who stands in their way.
That’s kinda my point.
But you said
I’m saying that specifying that communicates the seriousness of the situation, and the potential danger to the public.
I don’t see how the occupation of the person getting shot makes it any more serious.
And cops would already communicate to each other that one of them was harmed, so I’m not sure it helps them either.
TBF, if someone is on the run after having attacked an anyone, you could safely assume that they are a danger to anyone who stands in their way.
I don’t currently think so, but you may be right: An attacker is more dangerous if they’ll harm a cop.
That’s what I was going for, and I was not clear enough. If you’re someone who’s going to attack a cop in order to escape, you’re far more likely to do anything to remain uncaptured.