Comments by "Deborah Freedman" (@deborahfreedman333) on "'One bullet away from death and one mistake from indictment': Inside the police staffing crisis" video.

  1. It's not being pulled over, most people have been pulled over at least once. It's being pulled over, while there are several warrants out for your arrest, then trying to resist arrest, that gets criminals killed.
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  2. It's the culture outside the police, that is the problem.
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  3. Cute, but stupid. I had friends who made their own bullets.
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  4. How do you suggest getting those illegal guns off the streets? And without a federal red flag law, how do you suggest preventing those, with mental health problems, from obtaining a weapon?
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  5. People complain about traffic cameras and CCTV. Do you really expect surveillance drones could be put into high crime areas, without people complaining about a loss of rights and privacy?
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  6. You should look at my ballot. I get to choose from Q crazed Republicans and white guilt crazed Democrats. I don't have a reasonable person to vote for.
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  7. And yet, it certainly isn't the safest job either. According to NIH, "The years of potential life lost (YPLL) for police officers was 21 times larger than that of the general population".
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  8.  @mirandaespinoza5380  So you think the police wrote the law about not obstructing the rear view mirror?
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  9. When there is a public disturbance or domestic violence, do you call the police, or a civilian?
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  10. What about the people, who live in the same neighborhoods, and are pro-police? Should we put up blue live matters yard signs, so we can get some protection?
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  11. For crimes with victims, not for vice crimes.
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  12. From a paper in NIH " The years of potential life lost (YPLL) for police officers was 21 times larger than that of the general population." Also, the greatest risks in bartending, according to the CDC, is verbal abuse, and slipping and falling. Like cops don't get verbal abuse, and slipping is worse than being shot at.
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  13.  @alexthefae  Really? Then why are white men, resisting arrest 2.5 more likely to be shot, than black men resisting arrest? (Check the FBI crime stats, and Washington Post database on police killings, and do the math.) The problem is not the color of the criminal, but the frequency of resisting arrest.
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  14. Zero crime? Wow, the cops are doing a good job.
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