Poseidon написа:
това е другата крайност някак си...у нас оообратно...рецидивисти нападат ченгетата
Щото в щатите рецидивисти не нападат ченгета? Виж за тая година полицейската статистика за загиналите по време на служба полицаи - 26 полицаи и 5 служебни кучета са загинали само в престрелки.
https://www.odmp.org/search/yearEй ти статистика за убитите LEO за 2016г.
Preliminary statistics released today by the FBI show that 66 law enforcement officers were feloniously killed in the line of duty in 2016. This is an increase of 61 percent when compared with the 41 officers killed in 2015. By region, 30 officers died as a result of criminal acts that occurred in the South, 17 officers in the West, 13 officers in the Midwest, four in the Northeast, and two in Puerto Rico.
At the time the 66 law enforcement officers were fatally wounded:
17 were ambushed (entrapment/premeditation);
13 were answering disturbance calls (seven were domestic disturbance calls);
nine were investigating suspicious persons/circumstances;
six were engaged in tactical situations;
five were performing investigative activities;
four were conducting traffic pursuits/stops;
three were investigating drug-related matters;
three were victims of unprovoked attacks;
one was answering a robbery in progress call or pursuing a robbery suspect(s);
one was answering a burglary in progress call or pursuing a burglary suspect(s);
four were attempting other arrests.
Offenders used firearms in 62 of the 66 felonious deaths. These included 37 incidents with handguns, 24 incidents with rifles, and one incident with a shotgun. Four victim officers were killed with vehicles used as weapons.
Of the 66 officers killed, 50 were confirmed to be wearing body armor at the times of the incidents. Fourteen of the 66 slain officers fired their service weapons, and 10 officers attempted to fire their weapons. Three victim officers had their weapons stolen; one officer was killed with his own weapon.
The 66 victim officers died from injuries sustained in 56 separate incidents. Fifty-four of those incidents have been cleared by arrest or exceptional means.
https://www.fbi.gov/news/pressrel/press ... ne-of-duty