CingularDuality

That would be great, but I'm sure time was of the essence... I'd be willing to bet that that bike was personally owned by one of the police officers on the scene. Police often have to do what they can with what they have...

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DudeMan

oh and god forbid anyone disagrees with you,

jesus yeah and we should let the police fly jet plains in case osama gets another jumbo jet, yeah protection fo the public and all that lardeedarr...

ever consider that the seperation of powers is there for a reason,

just because you want to dramatise it to the max doesnt make you right you know.

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DudeMan

actually that is exactly what they did, you talk of a hanging and firing squad, both punishments resulting in death,

when the officer pulled in front of a speeding bike, he knew there was a chance, even a good chance that death or serious injury would occur.

this is not the job of the police, and is exactly what you described, he effectivly sentenced the man to death just missed with the axe.

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"Those who perpetrate these brutal acts against innocent people should know that they will not change our way of life,"
Atrocities such as these simply reinforce our sense of community

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"Guns don't kill people: effeminate men in green tunics do"