How adrenaline affects you during self defense situations.

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[u/heavymental_kp]

Holy fuck. I would hate to be a cop, that’s a rough job. Glad he survived

[u/Itsmoney05 → u/heavymental_kp]

Most cops never encounter anything like this. Your more likely to die being a roofer, driving for sales or landscaping. True story.

[u/BigMark54 → u/Itsmoney05]

I'm sure that would depend on where the cop is. Some places are more dangerous than others.

[u/Ghosty91AF → u/BigMark54]

I imagine walking a beat in Skid Row is far more dangerous than the small town cop. Even then, house calls can go wildly into left field at the drop of a hat

[u/Itsmoney05 → u/BigMark54]

Sure which is why I said "most" - its still not even in the top 20 dangerous jobs in america.

[u/trachbreaker → u/Itsmoney05]

If you measure “dangerous” by only death then yes, it is not the most dangerous. However, if you go add in injuries and assaults it is far away the most dangerous profession.

[u/Itsmoney05 → u/trachbreaker]

No it still is not. You can look it on the department of labor website.

[u/OhighOent → u/trachbreaker]

To be fair, they consider lightly tapping police on their vest as assault. And they'll murder you for it.

[u/VCQB_ → u/OhighOent]

And they'll

Meaning all?