Posted on 04/02/2013 2:44:23 PM PDT by Stoat
MARYSVILLE — A man managed to elude police after being Tased 4 times on Interstate 5 Sunday in Marysville, Wash. Police believe he was on some sort of drug. The family filming the incident couldn’t believe the man was still standing.
Read more: http://q13fox.com/2013/04/02/raw-man-fights-off-police-taser-on-interstate/#ixzz2PLQmvLnj
If this guy had been armed, how many rounds would it have taken to end his violence.
I admire his strength and would specifics as to his workout routine and diet.
If this guy had been armed, how many rounds would it have taken to end his violence.
I admire his strength and would “Like” pecifics as to his workout routine and diet.
Fixed ...
Don’t they have guns anymore?
All I saw was a video of a giant sinkhole that ate some guy.
WTH?
Somewhere out there, Chuck Norris is watching...
If the NYFD had them would the twin towers have fallen?
hehe! It looks a lot like it, doesn't it? (well, the color at least) ;-)
Hopefully not too many, considering the current ammo shortage ;-)
I admire his strength and would “Like” pecifics as to his workout routine and diet.
That essential information hasn't been published to the best of my knowledge, but my initial wild guess would be that his day typically starts with "meth for breakfast".
Here in the hard-Left, ultra-politically-correct Pacific Northwest, not so much. There's a HUGE push for "non-lethal" options for Officers (even though quite a few people have been accidentally killed by tasers) and traditional sidearms are still carried but their use is strongly discouraged and must be documented and justified to such a degree that many people feel it places Officers' safety in jeopardy.
WTH?
Even when you clicked on the main article link (here again) ?
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO- Man Tased 4 times fights off police on I-5 - Q13 FOX News
And he's shaking his head, knowing that he could have dropped the perp with little more than an unfriendly glance ;-)
An interesting question. I haven't heard fire chiefs or 9/11 investigators address this specific scenario. I also haven't heard of fire chiefs in large cities clamoring for a fleet of airborne water cannons to fight high-rise fires either before or since 9/11. This could, of course, possibly be due entirely to the monumental, breathtaking cost of helicopter water cannons coupled with the comparatively few high-rise fires that they'd be called to fight.
I'd think that a computer-modeled scenario, implementing an airborne water cannon firefighting attack, might be possible to create which might shed some light on the matter, although the complexity of programming such a scenario sounds utterly monumental. I'm thinking that the difficulty of accurately programming all of the variables would make any model's results suspect and inconclusive at best, but I'm not an expert on supercomputer-driven scenario-modeling.
My initial guess would be that they wouldn't have helped much, due to the tremendous volume of fuel present and how far inside the building, away from the walls, that much of the fuel would have been. Even the powerful water cannons on one of these helicopters would probably not have been able to deliver enough water or foam at a high enough rate at enough of a depth into the building to be very effective, but who knows, it might have slowed the fire down enough to allow more people to evacuate before the actual collapse.
At this point in time, I believe only God knows the complete answer to your question ;-)
This time, it was about Fallon replacing Leno.
Apparently I’m not destined to ever see the blasted thing.
:-\
Also, entering "EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Man Tased 4 times fights off police on I-5" (without the quotes) into a Google Search brings the correct Q13 page (as well as this Free Republic page) and other news sites that covered the story and hosted the video.
One of those other sites is the UK Daily Mail, and you can see the same video there as well:
I hope this helps! If not, I'm suspecting that Communists have infected your computer and are actively preventing you from browsing the internet ;-)
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