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Why Does Osu Need An Armored Vehicle!?


Casper

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Still makes absolutely zero sense. How many OSU cops have been killed by IEDs or land mines? Even during the riots, how many officers were killed or even wounded? How is this justified? Are people just so brainwashed at this point that everyone sees it as acceptable to have an armored military vehicle owned by a university police department?

 

It was free, no?

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Really? How did that come about? 

 

 

All county employees and law enforcement officers (I am both) who work, or might be on patrol within a certain radius of the Perry nuclear power plant are provided with potassium iodide tablets.  

 

I totally admit that it has zero to do with the current topic, which is why I thought it was a funny response to your otherwise pretty decent retort.  As noted, I was playing devil's advocate.  I don't necessarily disagree with you.

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That is how it is supposed to be with respect to LEO's...too bad he's put in 20 years and probably nearing retirement because we need every cop to think the way he does.   

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Yeah....Brimfield just bought an mrap....for those unfamiliar Brimfield is a small rural suburb of kent. They justify needing a fucking bomb proof tank by saying they had an active shooter situation a few years back....so yeah...you need a tank.

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Yeah....Brimfield just bought an mrap....for those unfamiliar Brimfield is a small rural suburb of kent. They justify needing a fucking bomb proof tank by saying they had an active shooter situation a few years back....so yeah...you need a tank.

First a MRAP is not anywhere close to a tank, though it is armored against small arms like AR and AK rifles. 

Second how in the world can a tiny community like Brimfield justify a MRAP, even at a purchase price of $0?!!! According to Wikipedia the 2000 census was about 3200 people. That is barely more than a cross roads!

Borrow the SWAT vehicle from Kent or Akron for the once in a generation that your town actually has a need for one.

 

Craig

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