Pühapäeval õhtul kell 19.06 sai politsei teate Harjumaalt Kose vallast. Teate järgi käitus mees agressiivselt. Ta viskas asju, oli joonud alkoholi ja käis ringi tulirelvaga.
Politsei tuli kohe kohale. Nad piirasid koha ümber, et kaitsta teisi inimesi. Nad tahtsid ka takistada, et mees ei pääseks ära. Politsei ütles, et mehel ei olnud registreeritud tulirelva. Kuid
tal oli käes jahipüss
. Seega kutsuti appi rohkem politseinikke.
tal oli käes jahipüss
Tõlge fraasile: tal oli käes jahipüss
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he had a hunting rifle in his hands
Politsei ülem Rait Pikaro ütles, et patrull ei suutnud mehega rääkida. Nad kutsusid spetsiaalse meeskonna ja läbirääkijad. Läbirääkijad tahtsid meelt meelt muuta ja veenda teda relv maha panema. Kuid enne kui nad said rääkida, läks olukord halvemaks.
Mehe käitumine muutus äkiliselt. Ta hakkas liikuma politsei poole. Ta ei kuulanud käsku relv maha panna. Selle asemel tõstis ta relva üles. Siis politsei lasi teda. Mees suri vigastustesse.
Pikaro ütles, et politsei peab alati arvestama, et relv võib olla laetud. Nad püüavad alati olukorda rahumeelselt lahendada. Ka sel õhtul püüdsid nad mehega rääkida. Kuid
kui politseiniku elu on ohus, peavad nad end kaitsma
. Juurdlus selgitab täpsemalt, mis juhtus.
kui politseiniku elu on ohus, peavad nad end kaitsma
Tõlge fraasile: kui politseiniku elu on ohus, peavad nad end kaitsma
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when a police officer's life is in danger, they must defend themselves
On Sunday evening at 7:06 PM, police received a report from Kose parish in Harju County. According to the report, a man was acting aggressively. He was throwing objects, had consumed alcohol, and was walking around with a firearm.
The police arrived immediately. They cordoned off the area to protect others. They also wanted to prevent the man from escaping. Police stated that the man did not have a registered firearm. However, he was holding a hunting rifle. Therefore, additional police officers were called in.
Police Chief Rait Pikaro said that the patrol was unable to talk with the man. They called in a special unit and negotiators. The negotiators wanted to change his mind and convince him to put down the weapon. But before they could speak, the situation worsened.
The man’s behavior suddenly changed. He began moving toward the police. He did not obey the command to put down the weapon. Instead, he raised the gun. Then the police shot him. The man died from his injuries.
Pikaro said that police must always assume that a weapon may be loaded. They always try to resolve situations peacefully. That evening, they also attempted to talk to the man. However, when an officer's life is in danger, they must defend themselves. The investigation will clarify exactly what happened.