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He pissed me off. No, officer pryzbylewski,he did not piss you off. He made you fear for your safetyand that of your fellow officers. I'm guessing now, but maybe... He was seen to pick up a bottleand menace officers hauk and carver who had already sustained injuryfrom flying projectiles. Rather than use deadly forcein such a situation, maybe you elected to approach the youth,ordering him to drop the bottle. Maybe when he raised the bottle, you used a kel-lite,not the handle of your service weapon, to incapacitate the suspect. Go practice. You fuck the bullshit upwhen you talk to internal, I can't fix it, you're on your own
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He pissed me off
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No officer pryzbylewski he did not piss you off
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He made you fear for your safety and that of your fellow officers
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I'm guessing now but maybe
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He was seen to pick up a bottle and menace officers hauk and carver
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who had already sustained injury from flying projectiles
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Rather than use deadly force in such a situation
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maybe you elected to approach the youth ordering him to drop the bottle
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Maybe when he raised the bottle
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you used a kel lite not the handle of your service weapon
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to incapacitate the suspect
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Go practice
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You fuck the bullshit up when you talk to internal
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I can't fix it you're on your own
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Movie Summary
Told from the points of view of both the Baltimore homicide and narcotics detectives and their targets, the series captures a universe in which the national war on drugs has become a permanent, self-sustaining bureaucracy, and distinctions between good and evil are routinely obliterated.