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    Becoming A Swat Officer

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    on guard keeping people safe. Be careful when your trying to help the hostages that are being held by the bad guy. When there's a serious situation you have to be there as fast as you can so nobody gets hurt, don't just rush in because the person your trying to catch might have a kid or people held hostage and if you rush in that will alert the person and he or she might shoot the kid or people that he or she is holding hostage. The steps you would have…

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    during a bank robbery in Stockholm, Sweden which had several bank employees held as hostages. During 6 days of captivity, the hostages started forming an emotional bond with the bank robbers. They started to feel like they were safe and protected with them to the point where they refused to receive help from government officials. After they were let go, these hostages defended their captors and one of the hostages even got engaged to their captor. This case resulted in the name “Stockholm…

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    Besides the Iran and Hostage Crisis, Carter did not have any other corrupt policies. However, he was not that great because his policies didn’t help create big differences in the Cold War. In addition, under his leadership, the nation faced economic problems. One of the foreign policies was the Panama Canal and the Torrijos Carter Treaties. Because Colombia refused to allow the United States to build a canal, the United States decided to help Panama gain independence from Colombia in exchange…

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    reject utilitarianism on the grounds that it weakens a person’s integrity, sense of responsibility, and their moral character. In Bernard Williams’s piece, he lays out a scenario in which a man named Jim stumbles across militants taking 20 people hostage. He offers to let Jim kill one of them and let the other 19 go free. The alternative being that all 20 captives will be killed. The families of all the…

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    Manfred Schreiber had the assistance of a female police officer who, he hoped, would be a calming presence on all involved. No psychologists or specially trained hostage negotiators were consulted for their help in this crisis (Burnton). At about six a.m., Avery Brundage, the president of the International Olympic Committee, was told of the hostage situation. He ordered that the Games should continue and carry on in peace (Burnton). At 8:15 a.m., with two Olympians lying dead on the grounds of…

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    open fired. He pressured people to drop to the floor and others to crawl and scramble to the back entrance of the nightclub to escape. He then held a hostage standoff, which lasted for about three hours. The standoff then ended in a shootout with the police, which left Mateen dead. The police then hurried into the Pulse nightclub to help the hostages. The aftermath of the shooting was a terrifying sight to witness. The Mayor…

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    We sent thirteen hostages back to the U.S. They were mostly women. We had 52 miserable hostages. I had no idea what we would do with all of these people, but we found ways. Sometimes, we would blindfold them in front of huge crowds in front of television cameras. We kept them in solitary confinement for long periods. They were never allowed to talk or read at anytime. Some would go crazy after being left in these dark, eerie rooms for long periods. We had to keep the hostages in different areas…

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    The Munich Massacre

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    fighter had been shot and killed by a terrorist. Contrary to the truth, first word was that the hostages were rescued and safe at last. This rumor reached Munich and quickly spread around the world through televisions, radios, and the voice of Jim McKay of ABC. Soon after, enthusiasm spoiled and confusion settled in. The earlier report had been premature, and harsh reality revealed that all nine Israeli hostages had been killed. As Jim McKay calmly and famously said, "They're all gone" ("Munich…

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    The Drama/Triller Film, Argo, directed by Ben Affleck, released in 2012, starts on November 4th, 1979, when militants stormed the United States Embassy in Tehran, Iran, capturing 66 American Hostages. Stuck in-between the confusion, 6 American Hostages manage to escape and manage to find refuge with the Canadian Ambassador. Knowing that in just a matter of time they will be found and most likely executed, the United States government calls on Tony Mendez to rescue them. His plan is to pretend to…

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    Ronald Reagan's Downfall

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    They promised that they will share all of the technical and findings that they discovered. Number three, when there was three hostages and they were hostages for over a year and exactly 444 day as hostages. The place that were kept were in Iran and that act was called the Iran Hostage Crisis. “Likely we were friends with U.S.S.R because they helped us in freeing the hostages and the day that they were released on Reagan's second inauguration.”(Reschholoss 479) Some of the things that…

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