yuckyuck13

How much input do you have in convictions? I only ask because not all criminals are bad dangerous people just decent people making bad choices even when they choices have a good reason behind them.

I full heartedly appreciate what you and other undercover agents do. Confidential informants are helpful in breaking down dangerous organisations and catching those who deserve to be in prison. I sadly must disagree with some police tactics. A lot of police distrust and hatred, you probably can verify that some if not most has to do with prosecution, but sending small time non violent criminals to extended prison sentences isn't solving the problem. I have a few family members, friends, and coworkers, who are condemned by the law for minor crimes and are compared to serious criminals. Possession of a small amount of Marijuana isn't comparable to rape or murder. Not all criminals are dangerous. I hope you keep up the hard work, not a lot of people are willing to put themselves in the situations you're in.

Does this include proper tackling techinque in american football? I played rugby for 7 years, a series of injuries sidelined me permentaly. But a major problem among american football is head, neck and back injuries. Most can be resolved by enforcing technique, tackling with the shoulder and using the head to push in the direction of the other person.

Hitting others directly with your head, spearing. Comes with increased chance of head, neck, and back injuries. Troy Palumalu is the perfect example. Your head and neck should be used to push the opponent in the direction they are going. Not and I repeat NOT in the direction you want them to go. Your head should always be on the outside of their body.

No really thank you. You're risking your life to put real criminals in prison. You can't change an unfair legal system. The least you can do is put as many bad people in prison and keep others safe.