Crowded Street Dept: It was not necessary to kill Michael Eligon. Police have more than enough in their fattened budget to train officers in using a baton, or a rake, stick or anything nearby on that crowded street, to either disarm or otherwise isolate the clearly bewildered man wielding scissors in each hand, according to The Star. Take away their guns and reduce their budget, then train them to really serve and protect. Field only police officers who don t panic when a troubled Michael Scissorhands approaches and re: Michael Eligon vigil calls for a better way,' March 4 Was there anywhere behind Mr. Eligon that didn t include citizens watching when three shots were fired at him? Was there a hurry to subdue Mr. Eligon at the cost of his life?
(www.immigrantscanada.com). As
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