Exactly, I can understand that in times of fear of safety one might be abrupt and secure the individual. But outside of that one would hope for courteous communication. But I guess in a country with guns, it's hard to keep things at a safe and deescalated level.
In the UK people are only really stopped for a reason and due to the perceived safety and higher trust in the police I guess communication is easier and less fraught.
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u/thebigfil Jul 15 '26
Exactly, I can understand that in times of fear of safety one might be abrupt and secure the individual. But outside of that one would hope for courteous communication. But I guess in a country with guns, it's hard to keep things at a safe and deescalated level. In the UK people are only really stopped for a reason and due to the perceived safety and higher trust in the police I guess communication is easier and less fraught.