Reed was a ROOKIE !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not a LOOSE cannon DAH   See 6 other replies

ITs in the Script blame it on the writters.   See 6 other replies

i think your humor detector must be on the fritz. I was joking; no need to use the caps on me.   See 6 other replies

uh, Reed fired only AFTER the TEENAGER FIRED FIRST and CONTINUED to shoot at the officers. Also, Reed didn't know who it was (he didn't 'go after the teenage'; Reed just knew that a human being was shooting at him and Malloy...) -- therefore, Reed's not a loose cannon. The blame goes towards the person who shot first and CONTINUED to shoot: the teenager. Bottom line, this episode-17 is a good episode that shows how "muddy" things could be when action occurs (split-second decisions, what will happen and who will get killed, either the perpertrator/shooter or the cops being fired upon, or both), in addition to showing how a shooting will affect an officer and everyone involved (and the procedural processes), in order to figure out what happened... back in 1969, that is!   See 6 other replies

He does one good job though. He's very cute. He makes me want to meet a cute officer. :D   See 6 other replies

Lmao...I love it.   See 6 other replies