I mean if they had been told there were gunshots, several dead in the street and hostages. That might be a fairly reasonable response.
I mean if they had been told there were gunshots, several dead in the street and hostages. That might be a fairly reasonable response.
merc@sh.itjust.works 16 hours ago
If they’ve been told that there are several dead in the street, and they get there, and there’s nobody dead in the street, it’s time to not go in going pow pow pow.
Korhaka@sopuli.xyz 16 hours ago
Well yes, but its an example of a call you can make that probably results in extreme responses. Would be interested in knowing what they thought they were going to for that kind of response though.
merc@sh.itjust.works 15 hours ago
I can’t think of any call where they need to go in guns blazing unless they can actually see that someone’s shooting, or in the process of being killed.
Anything else and there’s time to peek in windows, send a drone up to upper floor windows, and so-on.
Even if it is an actual situation where someone is in mortal danger, doing that will mean they’re not walking into a dangerous situation blind.
If they do that and can’t see anybody in any kind of distress or danger, then the logical thing is to calmly knock on the door and ask some questions.
Korhaka@sopuli.xyz 1 hour ago
I can’t really think of one either which is why I would be curious what they were told