the mindset of my artistic civilian life to that of a combat military life. he was an artist who swapped a paint brush for assault rifle. ukrainian leaders who have been on the front lines help adapt the course to the latest war challenges. right now they say that s trench warfare for current battles like in bakhmut. we re not taught this in ukraine so getting this knowledge is very useful. linguists translate non-some daily drill. target shooting. medical aid. nato standards of armed conflict and operating arnaldo vehicles or drones. every two to three days another 200 ukrainian soldiers arrive here in the u.k. and then it is an intense 35 days of training. this program so far has trained about 14,000 ushen troops. the morale determination motivation is enormous. british sources tell fox that too many ukrainians were killing each other without adequate information on how to handle weapons. the key goal is to increase
incident painting with a broad paint brush all cops and police departments across the country. every community in every state has different police departments with different needs and they should have a say in how their police departments are trained but this is not a training issue. this isn t some rookie who made a split second decision to shoot or don t shoot and we re thinking, if they had different standards this cop wouldn t have made that decision. this is much different. i promise you, somewhere in memphis, tennessee there is a police academy instructor saying this is not how we trained these five officers. this was a conscious and intentional neglect from how they were trained, and i believe it s more of lack of professionalism. likely within that unit of you heard the woman say, of the culture within there. look it. the name of the unit was the scorpion unit. here s a lesson to what can go wrong. here s a lesson to police commanders around the country. when you have cool un
i hate one after an emotional incident painting with a broad paint brush all cops and police departments across the country. every community in every state has different police departments with different needs and they should have a say in how their police departments are trained but this is not a training issue. this isn t some rookie who made a split second decision to shoot or don t shoot and we re thinking, if they had different standards this cop wouldn t have made that decision. this is much different. i promise you, somewhere in memphis, tennessee there is a police academy instructor saying this is not how we trained these five officers. this was a conscious and intentional neglect from how they were trained, and i believe it s more of lack of professionalism. likely within that unit of you heard the woman say, of the culture within there. look it. the name of the unit was the scorpion unit. here s a lesson to what can go wrong. here s a lesson to police commanders around the
case, and they were probably able to gain that from cell phone technology and cameras throughout the location. i think the knife could potentially come into play but they don t need it for prosecution. i would say that knife is a trophy item, just like if a painter had a paint brush that they painted their masterpiece with, or a law enforcement officer that retires and wants to keep his badge. i see this knife as something that is almost magical for him and could potentially be at the home or around the home in pennsylvania. i also want to say this, i find this very strange, that his father who had already a predetermined trip to go to washington to drive back with him across country, we knew already in the beginning of december that a white hyundai elantra was a car of suspicion. yet the father flew out there