This is the point that many do not grasp. You still have to marshal the assets to put them where you need them, when you need them to be there. That still results in officers running code to get to the right spot in time; get through busy intersections; make a lane through heavy traffic; etc. In other words, it still…

Tesla is a tech company, not an automobile manufacturer.

I forgot they’ll be staying in the car until the police catch them. That will certainly be the path forward. The police will agree not to chase and the criminals will agree to stay in the car after their crime spree until the police catch up.

Would that be like oh I don't know maybe scrambling a nearby officer to a place where the truck was headed? That kind of thing? 

The cop definitely fucked up, no question about it. However, removing the armed car-jackers from the street seems like a far more pressing matter than recovering the stolen truck. To that end, pursuing the truck was the right call, but that doesn’t mean they should have pursued it at all costs and killed a pedestrian…

What do you mean by follow the car normally and then arrest them? You understand that the driver of that vehicle gets a vote, right? You’re probably not going to have only a single police vehicle following to arrest 5 armed individuals, and cop cars tend to stick out like a sore thumb. They know they just committed a…

Yeah... in much of the US that’s a wholly unworkable “solution.” Most jurisdictions do not have access to helicopters as they are exceedingly expensive... you’re not going to see many rural PD’s and Sheriff’s Offices who can barely afford to replace their cruisers every 5-8 years shelling out $2+ Million on a helo,…

Im not anti-pursuit. These fucks held up a woman at gunpoint. They are dangerous and need to be locked away from society.

Yeah, that’s not how this works.

The tracking system has limited utility. It’s good for recovering property, but that’s about it. Most of these vehicles taken in car jackings aren’t connected to some “bigger operation” or kept at a “secure location.” They’re driven around for a while, maybe used in a drive-by or a…

Exactly. Sundays are for leisure, for squeezing out a last little bit of the weekend before the scaries set in. Brunch is perfect for that. You get to socialize with friends and it wraps up by like 1 p.m., so you have the rest of your afternoon to lounge or get things done or generally follow your bliss. Brunch is…

Let’s count the reasons why this is a bad take:

I’ve always said my life needs more brunch and I stand by that.

Don’t understand the negative votes.  When comparing this to the many other examples here in Florida, this is very reasonably priced.  I wouldn’t buy it, but that’s not the question being asked!  NP.

I agree the boys at Songsan seem to be having a good time.

Actually, yes. Federal terrorism charges require the action be based on a desire to further an ideology. No clue if that’s the same at the state level across the board.

I hate guns, I hate people with guns (no offense to anyone here who owns guns), I hate open and concealed carry laws, I hate the NRA, and I kind of hate the Second Amendment. But I try really hard to not let my political, moral, or social values color my perception of facts. And I thought the facts in this case…

So... somebody who practically ran step by step through the checklist of what you’re supposed to do to in a situation before legally resorting to using lethal force to defend yourself is found innocent because the jury decided he was legally defending himself when he resorted to using lethal force.

Why wait?

You’re saying this like the other three weren’t there for the exact same reason. They were all there looking to start trouble, not protest an unjust killing or support BLM or anything like that.

The BS was the “case” Littlebinger brought to court.