The difference is Jak, we are mere civilians not trained in police/military firearm use. Most here would probably unload a whole mag on a guy, but police are trained to use tactics that should negate the use of a firearm entirely.
In that one instance, compared with the rest of the video it's pretty minimal police brutality to be fair, but in hindsight they should of kept a greater distance to the suspect instead of standing within range of a hand-held solid weapon and then firing in panic when the guy attacked someone.
To be fair, police seem to go crazy if a suspect attacks another cop, but not so crazy when they attack another citizen. This is one of the fundamental reasons behind police brutality. They judge situations personally, rather than generally and logically.
Eitherway it does pose questions about the US police tactics in general, as that kind of shit wouldn't happen anywhere else in the 1st world.
In that one instance, compared with the rest of the video it's pretty minimal police brutality to be fair, but in hindsight they should of kept a greater distance to the suspect instead of standing within range of a hand-held solid weapon and then firing in panic when the guy attacked someone.
To be fair, police seem to go crazy if a suspect attacks another cop, but not so crazy when they attack another citizen. This is one of the fundamental reasons behind police brutality. They judge situations personally, rather than generally and logically.
Eitherway it does pose questions about the US police tactics in general, as that kind of shit wouldn't happen anywhere else in the 1st world.