For example, why in God's name was her finger inside the trigger guard?????????
Posted by: Gil
Holly Leaping Leprechauns Batman!
Fingers off the triger......
Posted by: Fubu1383
Oh wow! Did that round hit him?
Posted by: Harley387
Isn't that official MBTA footage?
Posted by: ntvs
I have also seen this footage. I believe it is from the " IN THE LINE OF DUTY " series. www.lineofduty.com There are dozens of these training films available to agencies for approximately $95 each.
Oh my GOD she is lucky she didn't kill that guy or her fellow officer
Posted by: Mikey682
I wonder what she does for work these days? Probably would have gotten swept under the rug if it wasnt for the camera rolling
Posted by: Muggsy09
[quote="Mikey682"]I wonder what she does for work these days? Probably would have gotten swept under the rug if it wasnt for the camera rolling
She is probably with our old Captain working the drive through window at Dunkin Donuts.
Posted by: pickels
Muggsy, I agree with the Dunkins Donuts & "El Capitan"
Posted by: Dogger
Looks like somebody needs to go back to academy and pay attention.
Posted by: Defa48
Speaking of having her finger on the trigger guard....I never did do that. But I went to inservice one year at Salem PD and a Boston cop (I think he was from Boston but I could be wrong) was training us on DT. We were doing a fake felony car stop and I was the back up car. I didn't have my finger on the trigger guard. He went up and down my a$$ telling me I always should have my finger on the trigger at all times. That's one thing I don't like about MCJTC instructors, some of them train different then others. One girl that went to a class was taught a real screwed up handcuffing technique and had to be retrained by our DT instructor.
Posted by: Defa48
I meant to say that I didn't have my finger on the trigger, only the trigger guard. At the academy I was told not to have your finger on the trigger, just the guard until you are about to shoot. This DT instructor told me to do the opposite.
Posted by: English Bobby
And heres me with just a truncheon and a can of CS Spray !
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Probably would have gotten swept under the rug if it wasnt for the camera rolling 
Muggsy, I agree with the Dunkins Donuts & "El Capitan" 
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