Australian police shoot dead 'radicalized' teen
dw.com
The boy attack stabbed another man in an incident police said had the "hallmarks" of terrorism but was yet to be declared a terrorist act.
Western Australia police shot dead a "radicalized" 16-year-old boy on Saturday night after he stabbed a man in Perth.
State Premier Roger Cook said the teenager attacked a man and then "rushed" at police officers, armed with a kitchen knife.
The police responded by shooting him twice with Tasers before firing a single fatal shot.
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A claim is a claim. The attacker "rushing" is no different from the attacker being armed with a "knife". Both are quotes from the police.
Again, just go look up the standards.
Not sure why you're trying to convince me it should be different, I'm not gonna change it even if I agreed.
You responded to me, I am defending my statement.
The article is inconsistent with standard practices, by only selectively putting quote marks around certain parts of officers claims. Apparently pointing this out bothers you.
No, you haven't grasped the concept and I implored you to seek and authoritative source.
Yeah, you're just pulling shit out of your ass. If you're claiming "an authoritative source" backs your argument, it's on you to support your claim instead of tossing out "do your own research" accusations.
I'm general yes, but this is shit they teach in highschool and I'm bored of this. I don't need to Google things for you
Uh huh. Or you're just making up bullshit to obscure the very simple fact that the article features some officer claims in quote marks and other officer claims in no quote marks, which is not actually standard practice or taught in any high school.
https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=when+to+use+quotes+in+a+news+article+title
Still not seeing how "rushed" is any different from other claims. Either dude runs at you or he doesn't.