I would like to acknowledge that the danger of the job is as severe as perceived.

But (and this is very important), theresponsibilityto apprehend individuals ALIVE is MORE IMPORTANT than perceived.

Especially for a team, it leaves tremendous question why an individual cannot be apprehended alive with a brute force take down, or non-lethal round.

I strongly feel like, the concept of being "justified" by the letter of the law, becomes a privilege that disarms the instincts and invites dangerously neglectful, bloodthirsty mentalities. Producing inviduals that are mentally, emotionally—Social-Psychologically handicap. A bloodthirsty manhunt. Let this not become a habit for us, or poison our mind, heart, and soul so that we fail to see the vulnerability in that, and the greater responsibility to apprehend individuals ALIVE, where the system of due process protects us from killing potentially innocent or framed individuals. I cannot stress this enough, in this age of technology, and would-be AI-obsessed pop culture; the importance of due process becomes ever more important to everyone—both civilian and enforcement. These types of events like to repeat themselves, and they like to strike when the iron is hot. Please be on your utmost guard and consider the details presented here, for the benefit of all. Consider putting extra time in, at the gym, at the shooting range, to perfect and hone your ability to effectively neutralize threats and apprehend individuals ALIVE by non-lethal means. Please remember the utmost importance of due process, to protect both civilians and enforcement from traumatic life-altering events, especially ones that are the product of social and technological abuse.

Thank you for attending this briefing.

And please accept this ornament as a consolation prize, and boost for morale.

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