Nolan Kills a Suspect! | The Rookie
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Nolan and Bishop attend the scene of a shop robbery. While in pursuit of the suspect, Nolan fatally shoots him in self-defense!
From Season 1 Episode 8 "Time Of Death": During the pursuit of a robber, Nolan fatally shoots the suspect in self-defense. Elsewhere, Bradford's wife is returning to go undercover as a confidential informant in a drug trafficking case, in an attempt the avoid prison time. During the bust, connection to her wire is lost, and blood is found in the apartment - she's been taken. Later, Nolan is attacked at his home by the upset brother of the robber he killed.
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Bishop made so many mistakes here:
1. She can't pronounce anyone dead. She's not a physician or an EMT.
2. She shouldn't have canceled the ambulance. At minimum, the family downstairs could be traumatized.
3. It's not a homicide, it's an Officer-involved shooting. Calling it a homicide indicates the act was unlawful.
4. Nolan's not a suspect. He would only be one if someone witnessed or reported him committing a crime.
Ikr
Plus if someone pulls a gun on an officer they are permitted to shoot even if it’s a BB gun the officer doesn’t know that
@@nyricanmini While you are spot on in NY homicide law, you ignore the fact that this was a police shooting. Soldiers and Cops killing a hostile target change the designation of the kill. Police (at least MP's) will refer to it as a "lethal engagement of a suspect" rather than a murder or homicide.
Y’all act like this shit real calm down y’all over thinking it lmao
That's what I thought at first when I watched this scene right here. They were pretty dumb right there, whoever wrote this episode, should have studied a little more.
This was an extremely poor representation of how police would handle this situation. They would not cancel the ambulance and pronounce the man dead. This is a terrible idea for both liability, and moral reasons. The second thing it's how the female officer treated him after she arrived and pronounced him dead. For the psychological well being of the officer involved, a statement like "you're the suspect" should never be used. He just had to defend his life in the performance of his duties, making him feel like a criminal for defending himself is downright irresponsible. Also I don't see how him explaining what happened would compromise the investigation. He could possibly incriminate himself, but a statement made to her would not compromise the fact that she had not witnessed the event.
Do you not understand that it’s a show
@@kayanrodrigues3566 well written shows are ones that make sense
I feel like a cop wouldn’t shoot one bullet that just doesn’t seem realistic to me
Kayan Rodrigues yes but a show is better if they are either factual or funny. Brooklyn 99 is obviously not factual, but is also funny, this seems like they try make everything sound correct but are horribly wrong
also oce the suspect had gone upstairs and the family was out of the house. an officer would not have gone up alone , he would have radioed new location, held position until back up arrived since he had the suspect in a locked down position. going in without knowing where the suspect was would only get you shot in the back
Nothing after the gunshot was correct. Officers cannot declare someone dead, officer isnt a suspect immediately, they have to contain the scene
The gunshot itself wasn't correct either. The way he yanked the trigger, even with as close as it was, would've either grazed his shoulder or just gone way off to the side
STC Karma when i first saw the show on my recommended, i realy hoped it would be good, but after a couple clips i am pretty certain the rest is shit so i wont bother
@@stckarma6673 And the suspect pumped up with adrenalin going down from one hit? Sure thing writers...
Wrong get your facts straight
josh b no heart beat means there dead
Would it really be that expensive to hire a real cop to work with the writers? I really want to love this show but it's so hard to watch when its so damn stupid. Why is the female cop berating her partner and calling it a "homicide" when she sees the gun on the floor and didn't see what happened?
Yeah and it’s weird since this show is based on a real cop from LA that even has a production role in this. I guess he rarely visits the set or reads the script, maybe because of the Police job itself.
@@mihnealazar7039 It is common to give honorary production roles to people related to the content as a way to give them a paycheck for it. The real officer clearly doesn't proofread any script, but agreed to allow his story to be used in exchange for a small cut of the per episode funds.
@@mavoc3094 oh ok, thanks for the info!
I guess its because the writers know the definition of Homicide which is the act of one human killing another. A requires only a volitional act by another person that results in death, and thus a may result from accidental, reckless, or negligent acts even if there is no intent to cause harm.
What do you think homicide is?
Or even a retired cop
I love how they dont even bother editing out all the inner barrels and gas fill valves on the airsoft guns they use.
I was thinking that on the thumbnail lol
They use actual guns they’re just blanks
@@envysilence85 Maybe for some action shots, but theres so many blatant airsoft guns. Its pretty funny beacuase most of the time they dont even bother editing any of the stuff that gives them away out.
ok and
It's not important in this case tbh
I don't mind using airsoft guns as props, especially gas blowback ones, but don't take closeups that give away that its a prop.
Shit it would still function without the inner barrel too, they could just have removed or cut down the inner so it wouldn't be as noticable.
Just use a simunition gun for close up shots like that.
Use the airsoft replica then cg the innerbarrel out so u don't have to alot of work like creating an realistic gun and then trying to replicate the light in the scene in the digital world
People have died with real guns "loaded with blanks". Look up the death of Bruce Lee. It's better for the actors and stuntmen not to have to take any such risk and possibly have any confusion on the set, and it's much cheaper for everyone to just use a "good enough" fake.
yeah I noticed that, they don't use blanks, only airsoft.
What an extremely justified shooting. After reviewing the recording he should get a commendation for his effort.
Holy hell, what the is the FPS on that bb gun?! That can't be airsoft field legal!
Lol, I had to replay to realize how recessed that barrel is
@@jimmonybillybob4358 that's not the issue. the issue is they didn't take the inner barrel out of the airsoft gun. the outer barrel is in the correct spot.
@@jimmonybillybob4358 look at the thumbnail lol the brass part is the inner barrel only found in airsoft guns (maybe actual airguns too idk never used one)
if you have a good pc: 100 FPS should do it. If you have less, you might want to turn the graphics down
For .3 grams projectiles, you probably need 30000 FPS to achieve that result
On the thumbnail you can clearly see the inner barrel of that airsoft gun
Much respect my G from Portmore, Jamaica.
Keep repping us proud and keep reeling out the skit animations they're funny asf
Damn suspect didn't call his hit.
Yoo Don! I didn't realize it was you! Love your vids man :)
Fuck it's a fake nevermind
Young Don The Sauce God I knew it was a bb pistol Glock 17 Gen 4 haha lmao
Not even close to what it real is lol, he didn’t even put out radio traffic not once , he didn’t say his location/what address and what the suspect was doing, so
Yet his partner figures out where he is lol
STZii I mean I think she would see a family running out the house and hear gun shots
Tap X Radio Traffic is Key to Officer Safety, where you need you’re resources and what you have, who, what, & where , what’s the situation you’re partners are walking into, ECT..
It's feasible he called out some of that stuff while chasing offscreen?
@@alexlyster3459 no they showed Nolan all the time.
Yeah cause she wouldn't have followed him out the door and seen a terrified family outside
And I think you are forgetting something ITS A TV SHOW. Get a life.
He's the suspect? He's got a literal camera on him and the guy turning around pulling a gun on him
Well I mean people are literally burning down cities over things similar to this.
@@nukiesduke6868 i know
The show is cool, but bloody hell the writer sucks, no police officer is the suspect straight away, they first need to investigate and all that. Also an officer can’t cancel an ambulance.
"no police officer is the suspect straight away"
You misspelled; 'ever.'
The way you spelled it implies that Police officers are accountable for their actions.
There was no pulse
Have you considered getting a life?
@@TB-dg3ng what they gonna do with the body arrest it and throw in the back of the cop car?
@@King-hl8bg I've been in EMS for a little bit now and learned a lot. So technically PD (police department) can cancel a priority 3 ALS or BLS call if they determine EMS is not needed and the PT (patient) is stable and fine. Some cities have PSO's which are trained in EMS so they carry BLS equipment and determine whether or not transport is needed, BUT on any priority 1 it cannot be canceled. Especially if the PT is deceased. It can be downgraded to a priority 2 but not canceled. Paramedics and EMT's technically cant call TOD (time of death). Medics have to call medical control and speak with a doctor. Where I work we MUST hook the PT up to the monitor and get a 12 lead to send it in to the doctor before they can give us the OK for TOD.
Pros: cop shows like this are always so entertaining
Cons: this show gets everything wrong and its extremely frustrating
I’m sorry, but that thumbnail makes it look like Nolan has to fart really bad.
oh look, an airsoft gun..
well they're not gonna use real ones
bamapounds until you are dead on the ground
Different films etc use different ways for firearm effects. Some use blanks, some use real guns with CGI effects, and it seems in this case they went for a gas blowback BB gun, which i pretty smart since it has the recoil of a gun and all you need is just add the actual gunfire effect
@@bossMan-vu9hl no but for closeups Down the barrels they are
A simunition gun wouldve been the best. It's a real firearm other than the fact that the barrel is off in diameter just enough to not accept any real rounds. It fires fake rounds and has good recoil. It's a great alternative to paintball tbh.
I love how you can tell Nolan’s gun was an Airsoft
I believe the show would win big time if they hire real ex police officers as consultants. SEAL Team hired real Tier 1 operators as such and you just can see the difference.
The black officer is wrong. If you point a gun at law enforcement then they have lethal force no matter if Nolan is a suspect or not
She did not say he didn't have a right to defend himself. She was saying as per department policy and the law, the shooting has to be investigated to ensure it was a legitimate defensive homicide. As she said, it is a homicide. It's investigated like any other.
Andrew ^
Andrew True but, It’s still doesn’t make him a Suspect.💯
@@Sa.Savage3 It does, given that he is suspected of committing the homicide. It does not mean he's guilty of wrongdoing, it just means that it is now an investigation
@@boringperson-zb8vy The investigation also has multiple reasons. First, it establishes what happened and if it was a justifiable shooting by law, procedures, and regulations. The investigation is also a way to review the aforementioned regs and procedures. If an officer follows the rules and trained procedures, but they are what turn out to be wrong, it allows the department to make needed changes and improve training.
Time of death reported as 09:54
Bodycam going up the stairs is 11:37 (which is the same time as when they entered the convenience store)
10/10 Police work
For those who might comment on how Nolan was acting after the shot, that is pretty realistic. After one's first real tactical use of force event, whether military or law enforcement, you will be in some form of shock. Some things will remain clear while, others won't be. How bad one is in shock differs both on how severe the incident is and the psychology of the individual involved. In this scene, besides the supervisor, watch commander and investigators, I would hope that his department put the counselors on standby.
you clearly can see double barrel in pistol airsoft xDD
Cops are trained to shoot at anyone if you point anything at them.
@@seancollins7447 Thats a good point... But hes talking about the cops gun. 1:35, thats a CO2 BB gun. They should have caught that in editing.
an inner barrel, you mean.
@@speedyretreat indeed i was talking about the cop gun. the suspect gun was looking more realistic could be GBB doesnt have to be CO2 :D
Wow, you go girl
Um, no he isnt a suspect. Theres clearly a gun on the floor next to the suspect who you know ran. Yes there's going to be an investigation but he isnt a suspect of murder. I like this show but damn clean the writing up and please use blank firing guns for close ups and save airsoft guns for far away shots.
Lmao u can see were the orange tip used to be at 1:35
In a real world situation you definitely have yourself and anyone under your command under investigation with that logic.
Have you considered getting a life... and at no point did anyone say he was a murder suspect you idiot.
@@bfg3890 watched the full episode yes dumbass, he was considered a murder suspect, it wasnt realistic but they did say that, so dont bash a innocent comment next time u goofy kid.
@@Sa.Savage3 nope, airsoft pistols have threaded barrels, not necessarily meant for orange tips.
To the people who keep calling out the inaccuracies of this show. First of all it's a show on tv second everyone who does a Google search automatically becomes an expert on any subject apparently. Just enjoy it for what it is
I mean the producers also could do a google search they didnt
If people did a google search, it's because it doesn't seem adjusted to reality, and broke the suspension of disbelief.
It's very poorly written, that's the problem.
1:35 no hand Nolan 😂
I love the fact that you can see the fact it’s a BB gun Nolan has
How?
Kash0ut caden vlogs look down the barrel
SingleTrackRider yeah you’re wrong. Don’t insult The Rookie.
Thats fine
Damn those 6mm BBs do some real damage
thanks for adding the source of this scene: something most uploaders don't add to the shorts.
I'm truly grateful, that at least someone has some decency
HOW YOU GONNA TELL ME BISHOP KNEW EXACTLY
1) WHAT HOUSE NOLAN WAS IN
2) WHICH WAY HE RAN TO BEGIN WITH
3) KNEW EXACTLY WHAT ROOM HE WAS IN
4) LITERALLY EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS SCENE
I’m guessing the first 3 she made a guess
Gunshots are audible, family was standing outside, follow frightened pedestrians.
Out of all the idiotic mistakes in this, that is the least credible to cling to.
Which house is easy since the Asian family would have been waving to her once they saw her.
Nolan airsofts a suspect. I can see the inner barrel on the thumbnail alone.
Lmao
The Harlequin "Nolan full autos a suspect" 😂
Still really good muzzle flash effects. Must have watched corridor digital.
They probably use “blank guns”
@@uk6240 blank firing guns don't need an internal brass barrel with a smooth bore inside an outer barrel. They usually convert existing firearms barrel and all to blank firing, convert it to blank firing and change out the barrel for one without rifling or as is the case here they use airsoft guns that cycle the same way their live firing counter part does using c02 cartridges or some other type of propellant gas. They do make guns specifically for film use called flashpaper guns, like the zoraki for example, but they often don't look very realistic and though they have a muzzle flash, they don't have blowback that cycles the slide of the weapon to simulate recoil.
This scene definitely had to be ATLEAST influenced by the vid of a Canadian cop trying to arrest two methheads where the one crawls into the stores roof and falls thru it etc XD
My god reading these comments make me mad sometimes, all these damn cop situational professionals. The rookie is a Drama/Action series not a exact police simulation.
Sad thing is none of them will have actually been cops
Pretty sure cops don’t declare time of death , pretty sure only paramedics do that?
Gj officer nolan for not letting the kids see
Welcome to this week's episode of RUclips repeats the same exact comment over and over again.
You can’t declare someone deceased as a peace officer… it’s suspect not conscious, not breathing. The Rookie needs better police consults.
There’s so many things wrong with the whole show let alone this episode
You still have to call EMS if they're dead....that's not up to the LEO to decide
Officer Nolan could have opened fire on the suspect when he was running for having a gun in his hand. Supreme Court ruled officer can fire if suspect is a threat to the public
Yeah if there’s people in view or he’s running towards them.. but when he basically had a hostage should’ve put him down when he ran upstairs
There’s a lot of errors. The show’s writers suck.
Yeah, I agree holy friggin crap.
Go cry somewhere else pussys
Love how it’s sad then happy music
That's the life of an LAPD officer. Guilty until proven innocent for saving your own life.
To be fair, Nolan didn’t even try hugging him or asking him about his feelings first
The only thing the video is missing is an angry crowd forming to blame the officer, and a protest / riot happening that same night.
@@KevinSun242 Nah he was white. There is no money to be made, so no one cares.
@@c-secofficer123true, maybe hitler would’ve been a good dude if we gave him a hug and complimented his art
Cops don't pronounce, they call EMS regardless.
Well, unless the head has been removed, or the heart, or...
Can there be one clip of this show where the comment section isn't littered with all these "Experts"? Cripes.
When you realize the house they enter is the house from The Fosters
Ok, why is any of this a big deal?!?! The moron was about to shoot Nolan so he shot first in self-defense! So why are they wasting time and tax payer money to do a WHOLE investigation on this?! Isn't his body-cam footage MORE than enough to say it wasn't cold-blooded?!
they did no research for this scene. it wouldn't be a homicide because it was self defence of a officer of the law.
also he wouldn't have been a suspect. dumb.
Self defense or not any officer involved shooting has to be investigated to be declared a justifiable homicide. To ensure procedure was followed & the officer was not impaired in any way. This is standard practice. The agency that reviews these matters is IA (Internal Affairs)
I love how she’s saying homicide he’s got a gun
Am I missing something here? How can the cops call time of death? I thought EMS had to attend and work on the patient until a doctor could be reached by phone, to give the paramedics permission to call it. Even where I live, unless they are very clearly dead, they still get loaded and transported to the hospital, and they call it there. Or is LA different somehow?
So a lot of EMS agencies now have an app on the work phones that video call med control. We have to hook the patient up to a monitor and show the doctor the 12 lead. From that the doctor can give the OK to call TOD. But we will work the patient until the doctor gives us the OK. Every call is different though. If its a shooting (for instance to the head) we will usually call TOD on scene, but if its a cardiac arrest or something we know the patient can possibly recover from we will have the hospital call TOD.
@@SubNormalPig Nice! See that’s about what I thought - minus the video calling - which seems to be a nice touch 👍🏻
He could've just shot the guy who was running in the back, since he's clearly armed and a threat to others.
Anyone realize that the Store in this episode and in Rookie Blue look the exact fucking same?
I don't see the problem, officer Nolan has a functional and active bodycam so he has the video to defend his action against the suspect.
When the officer enters the mansion after the suspect it’s very poorly represented because an officer would get the people out of the house and for his safety he would not go in alone he would call in a 906 (additional unit) and enter from there or call in a barricaded suspect but this all depends on county my county would do the first one just enter with a 906.
I don’t get in Chicago pd they kill soooo many suspects and they just don’t seem to care or it doesn’t have consequences if that makes sense English isn’t my first language soo u know it’s struggle 😂
Let’s be real, if this was realistic, he’d probably unload his gun into him.
2 or 3 shots would be justifiable, yes. More... well... depends on if the suspect is still a threat.
@@erycdamaso_613 Any number of shots is "justified" when someone aims a gun at you. You can't shoot twice and then wait to determine if they are a threat lol. If they are a threat they'll shoot you while you're waiting. Most people are gonna dump 5+ rounds and there's nothing wrong with that.
Now if you shoot them and they fall down and are laying there unmoving, you think about it, and then execute them...THAT'S unjustified
This show is anything but realistic.. The budget probably went on Nathan, if not they might of got a police officer to come in as a consultant.
Today I learned that the dispatcher calls the time of death. My bad, I thought the cornier did that lol
Lmao on everyone criticizing tv show on how unrealistic it is. Police shows are rarely accurate. Either shut up and watch or don’t.
Nolan acted in self defense it was an officer-involved shooting
From Joey to Johnny to captain of the serenity to Castle to Nolan
Don't forget Caleb (i think that was his name) from when he was a villain on Buffy (season 6 or 7).
Everyone is talking baout how unrealistic it is after the shooting.
But the most unrealistic bit was telling the shop owner to lower her gun.
Officer Grey told him that if he was in Nolan's place he'll do the same thing Nolan did
I love the acting moments in this scene.
Not in love with the portrayal of how the scene is handled.
these comment sections make me laugh.. this is a tv show. this is all acting. these are paid actors acting in a tv show. this isn’t real. these aren’t real police officers. these are actors playing dress up for hundreds of thousands of dollars. this isn’t a reality show.. it’s a tv show. duh duh duh duh.
Tinajha Graham EXACTLY!! Thank you!
It was a good show i had to admit, but honestly why is everybody here all about inacuracies? Just enjoy the show and relax not complicate things.
If they find so many things wrong or to pick at, why on earth are they watching?? Some people just can't seem to help themselves I suppose.
The strange part is, if you stop the clip, at 1:35 and look too the barrel of the gun... doesent that really remind you of a airsoft or a bb-gun.. the real ones does not have that.. "extra" pipe but a airsoft does.
Too slow to shoot. Once the bad guy started turning, he was a potentially lethal threat. Not enough shots - pistol rounds suck and he should have shot until the perceived the apparent threat was controlled (presumably on the ground). The investigative paradigm for such a shooting is that the officer is the victim, not the suspect. These are really threshold minimum knowledge and the people they hire as consultants should have addressed that in the script.
Doug Mitchell and that is why innocent people are shot.
@@ross4050 That's the folklore, but that is based on a bad mixture of ignorance of the dynamics of violent encounters, the legal issues and standards, and the actual data showing the very low rate of people killed by cops compared to the number of potentially lethal assaults on cops (roughly 5% at the most), along with deliberate falsehoods from family, friends, and plaintiff's lawyers.
Are there iffy or outright criminal shootings? Yes. Is there any excuse for them? No. Is the problem anything at all like it is portrayed to be? Not even close. I had some data, which I no longer have, that indicates that there are about as many knowingly frivolous prosecutions of cops as there are bad shootings. Just the number from the crooked prosecutor in Baltimore is pretty significant. She misstated the law, and got called on it even by public defenders and the trial judge. She needs to lose her license.
If one creates the impression of a lethal threat to the cop, the response is their own fault. Compliance with commands must be immediate as matter of both Constitutional (4th Amendment) case law and the statutes of every state with which I am familiar.
Ross Crowther if they are innocent then they wouldnt be turning around super fast with they’re hands extended or being raised..
wrong dumbass
@@BOSSxGLITCHES Oh, some can be factually innocent, but they create the impression that they are dangerous. Why they do that may vary. Some are suicidal, some are stoned, a few think is is funny to scare a cop. There have been a few cases in which someone pointed a replica firearm at a cop, for whatever reason, and the cop shoots them. Maybe unfortunate, but "reasonable" as a matter of law.
Clean shot that. pretty much perfection way I bin trained. Good shoot
Agreed. Textbook use of force scenario. Especially as the suspect had previously tried taking a hostage.
Agree
Question would they use that terminology on a officer shooting? Homicide and that the officer was the suspect? Just wondering cause thanks
@@MrJacobleeroy First rule of a death caused by force - treat it like a homicide until all facts are established. The main thing in a case like this is that the evidence in the form of the video clearly shows Nolan following protocol.
Daniel Haire ahh makes sense, makes sense. Thanks for the clarification.
This is an 100% justified shooting!! ALL cops are awesome and I love The Rookie so much!!!
Can a police officer in the USA pronounce someone dead? I thought a medical doctor or paramedic were the only people who could?
They should not. They should bring in the paramedics who should take them in an ambulance to a doctor, and that doctor will declare time of death if he tries for a while and has no life signs.
f*cking wrong!
as a police officer you wouldn't be the suspect to a homicide if you shot someone. especially if you have body-cam footage of the attacker pulling a firearm on you.
i'm 13 and i know more than the producers of this show!
Ngl...that slow motion shot was sick.
First of all, Nolan got in trouble here for shooting him. But when the guy turns around he points the gun at Nolan as he is 1 second away from shooting. That means that if the suspect is attempted to threat and attempts to do, Nolan can shoot, and if he didn’t he would have been shot. So therefore, the investigation is useless.
Oh okay yeah no you choose if the ambulance shows up. NeEeUh i’M a OfFiCeR oF tHe LaW
He did point he gun at him he was all in hes rights to fire his weapon not a cop
His mind went into full tilt boogy its like fuge state of shock where your motor functions temporarily shut down and confusion ensures afterva dramatic occurrence it lasts for only a few seconds
Let me add one more mistake: officers are trained to fire until the threat is neutralized. A single gunshot may make for dramatic TV, but that's not how it would happen in real life.
They made it so obvious its an airsoft gun for his glock.
you made it so obvious what a sad freak you are
am a lieutenant and I know that this wrong u have to bring ems and more officers to see if hes dead or no and nolan not a suspect my trainer told me that if u were going to get hurt shoot on his leg or any place but try not to kill him
Ambulance should've been called. Yes secure the scene and get a supervisor. But Nolan wouldn't be a suspect unless homicide teams say so
Was I the only one that thought John’s first name was Nolan until he met Bailey
why is everyone complaining about the mistakes made in this movie. this movie was for entertainment, not supposed to represent actual police. its fine if they made mistakes, just deal with it. what is the point of coming here and watching this clip if ur just gonna complain about the mistakes made here. its like watching something a clearly dont like and clicking on the video then complaining. its so stupid.
I understand, this is not real, this is mean to be presented realistically however, They can not pronounce someone dead, they can not call the ambulance back, Nolan can shoot if he feels threatened so he is not a suspect as it was self-defense.
The shop owner was just defending herself
Cops don't call time of death or pronounce anyone dead. They sure as shit wouldn't feel for a pulse for 2 seconds and say don't bother with an ambulance.
where can I see the full serie? Lol I love it
In the US the police can just place two fingers on a person's neck, declare them legally deceased, and cancel the ambulance?! First aiders in most countries I know always have to wait for the paramedics because even if there's no pulse, there can still be a chance, however slim, that the person might be resuscitated.
The amount of comments on this from people thinking they're experts on police protocol is insane.
nice airsoft gun.
people who are uptight about guns are really going off in the comments
1:35 you shouldn't do close ups on airsoft if you can see the bronce barrel
Queen of deleting kneecaps
Isn’t Nolan also Hermes from Percy Jackson and the Olympians? 😅😅
Apparently everyone inside the comment section is either an attorney, or an officer of the law.
Just so everybody is clear, T.V. or not, an officer has no right to disarm you in your own private business like that.
Not that they wouldn't, I'm just tired of living beneath "administration" and people not knowing their inherent fucking rights.
If that guy shoot at Nolan he would’ve died and the guy would’ve gotten killed
1. It’s not a homicide it’s a cop shooting that is lawful and a homicide is unlawful and illegal like if the guy turned around with nothing in his hands and Nolan shot and killed him
2. She should’ve never called the Ambulance off because the family or Nolan might’ve been traumatized by the whole thing
3. She can’t declare him dead his heart might’ve been beating but he wasn’t breathing your heart beats 2 minutes after your dead
Show would be much better if it were well written, instead of some unrealistic bullshit of some cop waving around his service weapon whilst running casually flagging everyone for the next 100m. Also how does his partner find him without him running any sort of radio traffic? Just pops out of nowhere and had the time to restrain a fleeing suspect and secure him in a patrol vehicle. I love both the film world and the world of law enforcement, so this is quite a shit show
This show reminds me of southland the TV show
This show is more in tune of cop soap opera than actual procedural show in the veins of Law and Order. In reality he would be asked to turn in his weapon as it is officer involved shooting and that he will be contacted by Internal Affairs. Plus he has a body cam turned on showing clearly it was a defensive shooting. Only coroner is able to give TOD.
This scene is so bad... it’s not a homicide, it’s a cop shooting a guy with a gun, no brainer, paperwork, give him a 👋🏻 and ask if he’s ok, call it in, and don’t pronounce anyone dead, cause you are a cop, not an emt, and be done with it
Get a Grip! its a fucking TV show, and a bloody good one. Can't do this, can't say that, nobody cares about correct procedure. I mean People! Its Nathan Fillion.