So, let me get this straight.
We all want to live peaceful lives. To that end we employ people to be 'Officers of the Peace'. Now what seems to be being said here is that such officers should not seek to apprehend people who are breaking the law (and hence the peace) in case said people injure themselves trying to get away with it.
So, if a guy on a lightweight motorbike shoots someone through a car window and wizzes off, all he's got to do to stop being chased is throw his crash helmet on the floor. Really?
Careful what you wish for chaps.
As has been said, these two unfortunate lads killed themselves having been led astray by those who should have been mentors.
We all want to live peaceful lives. To that end we employ people to be 'Officers of the Peace'. Now what seems to be being said here is that such officers should not seek to apprehend people who are breaking the law (and hence the peace) in case said people injure themselves trying to get away with it.
So, if a guy on a lightweight motorbike shoots someone through a car window and wizzes off, all he's got to do to stop being chased is throw his crash helmet on the floor. Really?
Careful what you wish for chaps.
As has been said, these two unfortunate lads killed themselves having been led astray by those who should have been mentors.