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1. I was talking to somebody about that.

Thu Apr 13, 2017, 12:46 AM

Apr 2017

In a lot of situations, people escalate the problem. The original problem is minor but it becomes a BFD because somebody wants to prove something.

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The United Fiasco clearly shows to me that people need to be trained to de-escalate. [View all] Locut0s Apr 2017 OP

I was talking to somebody about that. Are_grits_groceries Apr 2017 #1

I saw it all the time as a deputy Lee-Lee Apr 2017 #6

Any examples of police causing the escalation? JustABozoOnThisBus Apr 2017 #9

They wouldn't bump the staff Sculpin Beauregard Apr 2017 #2

They could have hired a car and driven them to Louisville Foamfollower Apr 2017 #4

There is no evidence that bouncing the staff who were not booked on Demsrule86 Apr 2017 #11

That's true on all sides Lee-Lee Apr 2017 #5

I don't buy this. Denzil_DC Apr 2017 #8

I disagree completely...these Airlines need to be called out on this Demsrule86 Apr 2017 #10

I've known a few pub and club bouncers in my time. Denzil_DC Apr 2017 #7

Points of failure. randome Apr 2017 #12