ENF: When a cop puts on a uniform and gets into a police car they are a target.
B: For 99.5% of police, that's simply not true.
EF:Any routine traffic stop can turn violent in an instant and it has nothing to do with location.
B: An incredibly tiny percentage of traffic stops 'turn violent'. Odds are easily thousands to one.
EF: Car crash - you're injured and could be dying from internal injuries or whatever. These guys get there and perhaps perform CPR or whatever.
B: They're not putting their life on the line to perform CPR on a car crash victim.
EF: Fire - burned my neighbor's house a few months ago. First to respond was a policeman. I'm not confused about anything.
B: The policeman ran into your neighbor's burning house and saved someone from death?
1) Cop in a uniform is more of a target to criminals than any normal person going to work and that's a fact that can't be disputed.
2) Odds of a traffic stop turning violent are low however it can happen anytime, anyday and that's the point. Cops are in harm's way every single day. That's the point of this entire discussion and this can't be disputed.
3) They're not putting their life on the line to save you from a burning car or speeding to secure the scene? Uh, ok.
4) No they did not and that wasn't the point. You tried to mock me with your firemen comment and the point is that policemen do respond to fires and sometimes arrive before the firemen and given the opportunity to save a life they will.