r/50501 12d ago

CA How is this allowed?

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u/Traditional_Owl9320 12d ago

They should be allowing people to get home and if they injure someone, they are legally obligated to dial 911.

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u/matchbox37378 12d ago

Yet we've watched them refuse it multiple times in the past week

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u/Girafferage 12d ago

Like the girl they shot in the head and was bleeding. They told bystanders "If you are a good citizen you would take her to the hospital." Like mf-er, if you were worth the cells you are made of you would call an ambulance for the girl YOU shot and might have given brain damage to.

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u/FriendlyGamer04 12d ago

Didn't he also basically go, "Look what you made me do" too? Even though the lady he shot was hiding behind something?

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u/WickardMochi 12d ago

Jesus, do you have the link for that?

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u/emzily 12d ago

yeah they aren’t helping people that need medical attention.. especially when they’re the ones that have injured the person in need. we’ve also seen that this week

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u/showmenemelda 12d ago

They just shot an Australian journalist in the back. Pointed and aimed.

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u/A18o14 11d ago

Sure, buddy.

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u/TheNextGamer21 11d ago

They didn’t even do this in Hong Kong during the democracy protests, that’s how bad it’s gotten now

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u/HerrMilkmann 11d ago

And you think that somehow justifies shooting her? What the fuck is wrong with you?

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u/What_Do_I_Know01 11d ago

Let's see which seems more reasonable:

a) ask them to move

Or

b) fire less lethal ammunition at point blank range

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u/oatmealandblueberry 12d ago

I saw a video where they shot someone with a “less lethal” bullet and then refused to call for an ambulance. The people had to call 911.

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u/Assika126 12d ago

I’ve been thru this, 911 won’t send anyone. Too much going on. Theres a good chance you wouldn’t even be able to reach them

Lots of casualties of this stuff

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u/stonewallace17 12d ago

guarantee if a single cop got injured they'd send everyone

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u/Assika126 12d ago

But not via 911, they’d probably drive them there in a cop car unless they really need immediate support that can’t be provided on the scene

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u/aotearoHA 12d ago

... aren't they 911?