Philly Man Beats Philly Cop With His Own Baton Then Gets Shot Up

Police officer has no clue about distance, pulls out his gun but lets the guy get too close.

Cop shoots bad guy several times... bad guy still wants to fight. He didn't go down.

You can say whatever you want on those forums, but in reality it happens all the time.

21 foot rule, police against an ax

http://www.kitsapsun.com/news/2012/may/24/expert-testifies-bainbridge-police-did-the-right/

He stressed that Bainbridge police followed what he called the "21-foot rule." An officer must shoot an aggressive suspect if they come within 21 feet and are carrying a deadly weapon. The shooting should continue until the suspect falls to the ground, he said.

Read more: http://www.kitsapsun.com/news/2012/may/24/expert-testifies-bainbridge-police-did-the-right/#ixzz1vtLhIbWh

Dangers of the knife for LEO

21 foot rule with Cold Steel Trailmaster

The T-shirt says "Bleed Out..tapping out is for sports."

http://www.cafepress.com/slashslash.360709207

21 foot rule with concealed sword

21 foot rule different than tueller drill

21 foot fule with yard marks less than 2 seconds

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Massad Ayoob talking about stand your ground and 21 foot rule

Massad Ayoob, Firearms Trainer, author of "In the Gravest Extreme". Since the tragic shooting death of Trayvon Martin, Florida's Stand Your Ground law has come under intense scrutiny. Florida governor Rick Scott is presently forming a task force to reexamine that state's law. Critics argue that such laws have led to shootouts over petty disputes and have hampered police investigations with a sweeping grant of legal immunity. Supporters of the Stand Your Ground law say it does not apply to the Martin case and that such laws merely protect those who use a firearm in self-defense from prosecution and financially ruinous litigation. In this video Captain Ayoob discusses what these laws actually cover and what has happened in the 24 states that have enacted them since 2005.

interesting discussion about 21 foot rule law and stand your ground

http://www.mnguntalk.com/viewtopic.php?f=52&p=347940

some guy in a forum offering advice on 21 foot rule

http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?p=1640022

I agree with some.. don't agree with parrying with the non gun hand. Use your feet.