The Average Officer Can't Move His Hand, Torso Hand

An average suspect can move his hand and forearm across his body to a 90 degree angle in 12 one hundredth of a second. The average officer pulling the trigger as fast as he can on a glock. One of the fastest cycling semi autos requires a quarter of a second to discharge each round. It's not even physiologically possible. A subject can move his hand at a rate far more rapid than an officer can respond to that hand, engage and then shoot the hand that is moving. We always bring evidence in this show, because we actually do. Don't ever insult me by calling me journalist. I am deeply sorry for the smart people who listen to my show. You should never