Support George’s Law
George’s Law states: Deadly force may only be used to prevent immediate killing.
George’s Law states: Deadly force may only be used to prevent immediate killing.
Biblical Police Principles
We have published a list of biblical principles that police should follow. We may be updating this list over time. We first published our foundational principles on February 6, 2010 on our The Accidental Vigilante website then again, later, on January 19, 2016 on our Anger Kung Fu website.
Wounding Force
Wounding force injures but does not kill the criminal. Wounding force is used, for example, against a thief. An example of wounding force is shooting a thief in the leg to stop them from getting away with stolen merchandise. You do not use deadly force (killing force) against a fleeing…
AIMER
We support AIMER. AIMER is the automatic, immediate arrest of any police officer who kills someone who was not trying to kill another person.
Incapacitation
Incapacitation is taking away a person’s ability, including their ability to defend themselves. Therefore, a criminal trying to incapacitate a person is the same as that criminal trying to kill that person. The criminal might be planning on killing the person once the person is incapacitated.
Taser Rule
If a criminal has a taser, they can incapacitate a police officer then grab the police officer’s gun then kill the police officer. Therefore, a criminal with a taser or any equivalent device or weapon must be treated as if they were holding a gun IF THEY ARE CLOSE ENOUGH…
Force Magnifier
In a conflict situation, adrenalin gives both police and criminals heightened strength. In this state, more force than usual is required to stop the criminal.
Martial Action Principles
Last Resort Posted on March 17, 2016 Violence is always a last resort. Posted in Last Resort | Tagged last resort Killing Rule Posted on March 17, 2016 A martialist (someone who engages in martial action) may never kill another human being except to protect themselves and/or another or others…
