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MEMBERS-ONLY CONTENT! Today’s LOSD Legal Analysis Show, live streaming at 3 PM ET, will break down a variety of recent use-of-force events in the news, including: BWC VIDEO: A Florida cop engages in some poor judgment that leads to the shooting of a non-compliant and forcibly resisting suspect–then quickly retires. Was this a lawful shooting […]

Today’s LOSD Legal Analysis Show, live streaming at 5 PM ET, will break down a variety of recent use-of-force events in the news, including: The Baltimore bouncer “shoulder-bump-choke-out” captured on video The Aaron Spencer homicide case involving a father who chased down shot and killed the child predator as he kidnapped—AGAIN!—the father’s 14-year-old daughter Dash

A melee of a fistfight lights off among some high schoolers outside a home in Washington State. At point point a substantially larger teen is grappling with a much smaller one, when the smaller one suddenly presents a pistol and shoots the larger. Can the disparity of size between the parties here justify this use

A Canadian police chief has just urged his nation’s citizens that if they find themselves confronted by an invader in their homes, their best strategy is to comply. In America, of course, both our practical options, legal privileges, and national character demand a rather different response. Join me today as I break down exactly how

Orest Schur was sentenced this week to 54 years in prison by a Colorado judge over his shooting of two car thieves. The two thieves would turn out to be two black males aged 14 and 13. The 15-year-old would die of his wounds. At t he time Schur was a sergeant with the US

Emmanuel Hernandez finds himself physically battered by two brothers in the parking lot of a gas station, apparently after a low-key road rage incident that occurred a few minutes prior. The two brothers then walk into the station’s convenience store, which Hernandez also enters a short time later. In the store one of the brothers

On July 31 in Seattle two men get into a confrontation outside a Starbucks in—of all places—Seattle. One of those two men—Gregory William Timm—is standing and has a criminal history for driving a van through a Republican voter registration pop-up tent as an act against Trump. The other man—James Powell—is a 67-year-old disabled veteran in

Edward Coristine, famously known as the “Big Balls” member of DOGE, heroically saved a Washington DC woman from a carjacking at the hand of a gang of vicious little feral thugs. Fighting bare handed and without weapons, Big Balls drove off the feral gang victimizing the lone woman, at the cost of receiving a hell

Several white people attending a jazz festival in Cincinnati OH get engaged in the throwing of hands with some indigenous black folks—and it ends with the whites laying on the ground helpless and having their black attackers stomping their heads into the street. But wait! Some claim that those evil white people may have used

Rumors have circled the firearms community for years that the Sig Sauer P320 pistol may possess a manufacturing defect that allows the gun, under some circumstances, to experience an uncommanded discharge—an unintentional firing of a bullet—that would rather obviously create a substantial risk of death or serious bodily injury. Recently a US airman is reported