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If an Officer Was in an Altercation and Needed Help, Would You Help?

DivineHustle
in General & Miscellaneous Discussion

Assisting An Officer 102 members have voted

  1. 1. Would You Help?

    • Yes, I would help
      56%
      58
    • No, I would NOT help
      1%
      2
    • It depends on the circumstances
      41%
      42

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  • Black Jesus
    Black Jesus

    Well I want to be cop when I'm older so I would definitely help the officer, unless the suspect has a gun. Never bring your fist to a gun fight...

  • ineseri
    ineseri

    I think most people would think they'd stop and help, but when you're faced with that situation some people (if not most) will freeze and not be able to do anything. That's human nature. A lot of thin

  • johnclark1102
    johnclark1102

    Yes, I would help without hesitation. I consider it a civic duty to help public servants if they need aid, and I consider it a basic human duty to help other people in need no matter if they are polic

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