JT> Because in the course of 20 years most officers won't ever fire the
 JT> thing on the job. They're more likely to get sued over violating
 JT> someone's civil rights, then use of force, so they focus on the
 JT> obvious, not on the not so obvious. 
 Understood.  But isn't that what contributes to a percentage of the
 cops that get shot on duty?  Mindset?
 JT> Way off topic, but look at the physical condition of most officers
 JT> with more the 10 years on.  It's pathetic too, and they're a LOT more
 JT> likely to have to wrestle some one, yet you don't see them running,
 JT> and working out, lifting weights.... 
 Mindset.
 JT> See what I mean??
 I think so.  If not we're both a half bubble off .
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