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Note: The following was typed out for the now locked thread on this subject, but since I sat here for 20 minutes typing this, I wanted to post it. I assume this thread will probably have the same issues as the last, but as a long time poster here, thought I would thrown my 2 cents in:
My observations, as a cop who has been in similar situations, after browsing the indignation on r/news:
1.) First of all, over and over I see questions about why so many cops were there for "just a noise complaint"? First of all, it looks like one cop was dispatched to the original call, as it was believed to be a routine party call. When that cop finds himself in a situation he can't safely handle on his
So I've watched the first three seasons of the show, and being an avid reader who recently finished Jordan/Sanderson's WOT, I began plowing through the novels. I'm about half way through A Storm of Swords, and I guess I'm roughly caught up with the show. My intention is to finish the books currently in print before catching up with S4 of the show, as I don't have HBO anyway.
Up to this point in the books I've been underwhelmed with the plot and actually enjoyed the story arc the shows have taken that differed from that in the books. That said, I've really enjoyed ASOS overall, in comparison to the previous two volumes, and feel like the written story is really taking off. I'm sure the s
This pretty much sums up the mentality of BCND for me. Police can do nothing right. X-post from there.
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