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JustABozoOnThisBus

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9. Any examples of police causing the escalation?

Reply to Lee-Lee (Reply #6)

Thu Apr 13, 2017, 07:59 AM

Apr 2017

In the United case, it doesn't seem that the passenger was the escalateur. It seemed to be the security personnel.

None of your examples show the officer as the cause of escalation.

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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

Problem is that Uniteds actions left them no choice but to escalate once called Lee-Lee Apr 2017 #13

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

nowadays every 'security issue" on a plane is treated like a terrorist, even if it's just a failed TeamPooka Apr 2017 #3

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