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  • Negligence doesn’t judge hindsight outcomes, it judges whether the officer’s perceptions and decisions were reasonable under the circumstances. Stress explains behavior, it does not excuse it. If an officer's own actions created the danger, misread a non-threat, or violated training, policy, or basic tactical principles, then their perception under stress can itself be negligent.

  • They escalated the situation, didn't follow the procedures and put everyone, including themselves at risk and someone died. There's at least some criminal negligence.

  • He placed himself in a situation that could put his life in danger, and may escalate to lethal force if the person panics, which is likely what happened here.

    It's likely a case of officer-created jeopardy.

  • All I could think of

  • The NTC Thermistor apparently becomes really hot, really fast (near its rated limit), which in itself is not a problem, but the surrounding components are not rated for that temperature and can melt.

  • You jumped with a parachute and decided to cut the cords, because who needs a social safety net.

  • Personally I just put the libdvdcss2, libaacs and libbdplus dll in Handbrake's install folder to directly encode my personal Blu-Ray and DVD to MKV straight from the disc.

  • It will be called slop even more then.

  • The GOP members who initially voted bypartisantly (I believe it was a voice-only vote, no exact tally was made) may not want to do a formal override vote and paint themselves as an opponent to their supreme leader.

  • Let's see if the representatives still have some dignity left and push for a veto override.

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  • Even better, make it mandatory to display the price you'll pay at the cash register, including all taxes, etc.

  • I use pixelation.. but from other words overlaid on the one I'm hiding.

    There might be way more "penis" than expected if someone manage to undo it.

  • I do have a Mastodon account, but like Twitter I don't really enjoy the format. I'd rather discuss on a specific topic in a Lemmy post with some kind of hierarchical structure which serves as context.

  • I'm gradually swapping my lawn for clovers. More resilient to weather, doesn't need a lot of water, stops most weeds from growing and make those pretty white-purpleish flowers when blooming.

    And I don't put any chemicals.

  • That will be Trump's body in his grave once the US goes full-communism.

  • I need muh fonts to have appendages or I feel weak.

  • I'd find other stuff to improve on. If the employer provides access to an online-based training platform (ex: Coursera, Udemy) I'd enroll in some trainings I may find useful for either my current position or another I'd like to have.

    There's no better time to learn than while being paid at work, without having to deal with the daily grind.