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Three bank robbers are in police custody after they attempted to rob Bank of the West in Stockton. The incident left two of three robbers and one hostage dead (who may or may not have been shot by police). The cops say the robbers used at least one “AK-47-style” rifle in their attack and that “multiple civilians” were shot in the ensuing firefight. “Two of the women [hostages] were thrown from the suspects’ car during the chase,” Reuters reports, “one with a minor gunshot wound. Another ‘large exchange of gunfire’ took place after the suspects’ car became disabled, police said. ‘Ultimately, all three suspects were shot (one dead) and the third hostage was found in the vehicle deceased from gunfire,’ police said.”




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CA Police Stop Stockton Bank Robbers Armed with “Assault Rifle”
« Reply #1 on: July 17, 2014, 12:11:05 PM »
So -- the cops killed a hostage (unless the BG did?). Well done!
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So -- the cops killed a hostage (unless the BG did?). Well done!

It's commie-fornia - so, even if cops did kill the hostage, they didn't...:-\
"It is now more likely that a person will be the victim of a violent crime than that he will be in an auto accident. Despite this, most people readily believe that the existence of the police relieves them of the responsibility to take full measures to protect themselves."
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It's commie-fornia - so, even if cops did kill the hostage, they didn't...:-\

IIRC, most states would hold the original perpetrator criminally and civilly liable for the death occurring during the commission of the original (robbery) and subsequent (fleeing and eluding) crimes. 
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« Reply #4 on: July 18, 2014, 06:04:36 PM »


Was referring more to CA LEA's tendencies to cover up poor judgement and reckless/criminal discharge by their officers. The Dorner  fiasco  was a prime example - where officers fired on the wrong color/make truck driven by two Latino women, not a large African American man they were hunting for, etc...

http://articles.latimes.com/2014/feb/06/opinion/la-ed-shooting-dorner-lapd--chief-beck-20140206
"It is now more likely that a person will be the victim of a violent crime than that he will be in an auto accident. Despite this, most people readily believe that the existence of the police relieves them of the responsibility to take full measures to protect themselves."
 -Jeffrey Snyder 1993