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The mere fact the first dude had to handle the situation like a hostage negotiator so the officer wouldn't shoot him is ridiculous.
βToo late your deadβ was soooo cold
"Too late you're dead" Is too spot on to describe the situation
"Shoot the gun out of his hand"? That reporter does know it wasn't a video game? π
Remember: if an actor is making you mad, they are a good actor
First one was wild, second one was completely justified
βShoot his gun off his handβ π bro thinks ppl come with the red eye from RDR2
First rule of firearms: "A gun is always loaded"
Itβs crazy they think officer could know the gun wasnβt loaded as long as a clip inside of a gun it is considered loaded even if itβs one bullet
"Shoot the gun out of his hand!" Dog do you think the guy was john marston?
He is comforting the person who is suppose to comfort him.
Treat the officer like a scared deer π
"Too late, you're dead." Is perfect bro wtf
Too late you're dead. ππππ Epic counter.
That first guy was a really nice guy, i'm glad the officer didn't shoot him
The sounds of pain from the old man as he was picked up was so accurate. He perfectly captured the sound and experience of that debilitating pain you feel when your nerves are being pinched
For the first guy that cops either too paranoid for the job, or an idiot. That guys obviously in trouble.
I was thinking how fucking ridiculous it is how the officer was looking so distressed and huffing because he saw a guy on the ground, then i realized an actual real life cop opened fire multiple times because a acorn fell on top of a car and he thought he heard "gunshot"
The officer did a great job of unnecessarily escalating the situation
That "too late, you're dead" is something so many people don't realize when they criticize cops or self defense, not fake self defense, but real instances.