>I read about this over the weekend. Reminds me of a time in the mid 1990's when I was sitting in my car in a 7-11 parking lot eating a hotdog and had a whole swarm of cops pop out of nowhere with guns drawn pointed right at me - they were all screaming "get out - freeze - get out - dont move" - conflicting requests of course. Pointing this out to them resulted in being yanked from my running car (which then rolled into 2 cops cars) and being taken to the ground. A few minutes later I got the "ok you can go" - wrong person and they left. Did they apologize? Fix the $800 damage to my car? Get me another hotdog? hell no they got pissed at me for saying "well make up yer damn mind - do you want me to freeze, or get out of the car? " when they yelling at me saying "freeze, get out". Yeah its scary crap when someone is jumping on hood of yer car pointing a gun at your face saying stuff that makes no sense. At least in my case I wasn't falsely arrested - just freaked out of a good hour afterwards. I've often wondered of cops are taught to give conflicting instructions like that when ambushing someone. Rather risky stunt if you ask me.
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Had you been shot and killed then there would be those God fearing, real Americans who would think: “The police got their man!” Why surely, no one who is innocent would be shot and killed by the police!

The good news is that for the police it is all in a days work. They have a badge and gun and are expected to use them in the order in which they see fit. The police are there to serve. Who do they serve? Themselves!

Stay away from the bad guys and the police and you will do fine! Not an easy task but a worthwhile endeavor. :)