Cop in America doing a bad job, again

Smores said:
My sister got run over by someone she'd arrested so yeah definitely a danger. Attacked on two other occasions whilst out of uniform as well.
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Nah it's all part of living in society or something
 
forevrared said:
Now imagine that fear that someone may try and harass or kill you while there’s nothing you can do and nowhere you can run is what you feel every time you see a police officer. That’s a reality for a large percentage of Americans. Plenty have not lived to tell the tale.

Yet you cry crocodile tears about even the implication that a cop is made to feel uncomfortable by living in even the same city. Give me a break.
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Crocodile tears? Christ, what are you even talking about?

You made a ridiculously ignorant comment. It's simply not a good idea to live where you work, if you are a Police Officer, for painfully obvious reasons.

This has absolutely nothing to do with those Officers that do or have done the wrong thing.

You obvious don't know what you're talking about here.
 
nimic said:
Maybe police officers being afraid of living where they work is part of the issue.

Seems to be working fine in many other places.
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How is it part of the issue, and what issue are we talking about here?
 
Not sure I have the mental health to even attempt to read the last few pages of this thread.
Just hope justice is brought accordingly, and this sets a precedent for disciplining officers going forward.
 
calodo2003 said:
Happened a few years ago apparently, but i hooe the family received a nice settlement...

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Not yet they haven't according to this guy in the replies:



I found an article about it too. They have it all on video. This is ridiculous:

A disciplinary investigation into the actions of two Carpentersville police officers, who were seen on video entering a home without a warrant and choking a boy inside, did not find substantiated evidence of misconduct, village attorney Brad Stewart said.
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https://www.shawlocal.com/2019/09/1...home-without-warrant-choked-teenager/a3y42z4/
 
My "theory" is that law enforcement organizations in america are extremely corrupt and have actually became a cartel organization just like Mexican cartels or far right large militias (yeah, they pretend to be saviours of the nation but they sell guns and drugs just like any other cartel). The power available is huge and the funding is also huge, probably the most "rich" police force all over the world.
This is the only way to explain the amount of people with ASD that get selected to become a cop. Those kind of persons are needed in a criminal organization: they are fearless and they are remorseless for those who stand in their way.

A lot of problems would probably be solved with soft skills, but due to the profile selected, those kind of cops will get bored if they didn't kicked someone's teeth inside their stomach that day.
 
André Dominguez said:
My "theory" is that law enforcement organizations in america are extremely corrupt and have actually became a cartel organization just like Mexican cartels or far right large militias (yeah, they pretend to be saviours of the nation but they sell guns and drugs just like any other cartel). The power available is huge and the funding is also huge, probably the most "rich" police force all over the world.
This is the only way to explain the amount of people with ASD that get selected to become a cop. Those kind of persons are needed in a criminal organization: they are fearless and they are remorseless for those who stand in their way.

A lot of problems would probably be solved with soft skills, but due to the profile selected, those kind of cops will get bored if they didn't kicked someone's teeth inside their stomach that day.
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It's not that deep.

They police a country with a shit ton of guns so have adapted to that by having draconian policies for their own protection, then their rank and file are all the sorts of people who will risk it because of a lack of opportunity elsewhere or draw to the role.

Most people with any sense left in recent years after Chauvin so you have a lot of low iq and inexperienced police with aggressive policies within a culture of needing to dominate the detainee, and incredibly powerful police unions protecting them.

The rest is just the same institutional protectionism you see everywhere.
 
Thinking it's reasonable to tell someone to show you their hands after you've just shot them 11 times is remarkable.
 
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Too many Americans seem to just be waiting for the opportunity to kill someone. Most of them just dream about a home invasion where they can be the hero, but some of them become police too.
 
nimic said:
Too many Americans seem to just be waiting for the opportunity to kill someone. Most of them just dream about a home invasion where they can be the hero, but some of them become police too.
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Yep. All my gun owning brothers and sisters soak the bed with nightly wet dreams of reenacting John Wick. The only reason to own a handgun is because you have an innate desire to kill.
 
It is not a problem that can be solved, because the only oversight is from local authorities, and they are stronger than local authorities



See also how they targeted De Blasio's daughter and he, probably the most powerful mayor in the world, responded by praising them more.
 
langster said:


Absolutely no fecking need at all. Wankers.
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As much i am against police brutality and agree with most posts here, i would like to beat the shit of this person that seconds before shoot at me as seen on te comments of the video. Yes, hey are professionally trained but man, i understand you lose your cool after being shot
 
calodo2003 said:
Actually some heartening moments here…

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At one point, like a split second when he was apologising, I had sympathy for the officer, then it was reminded he lied about the guy being armed and jeopardized his entire case load and victims justice process and I'm like feck that guy.
 
4bars said:
As much i am against police brutality and agree with most posts here, i would like to beat the shit of this person that seconds before shoot at me as seen on te comments of the video. Yes, hey are professionally trained but man, i understand you lose your cool after being shot
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Yeah, occasionally people are desperate for content on twitter so share cops being mean, only then to see footage of said perp killing people or shooting at bystanders.
 
Murder on Zidane's Floor said:
At one point, like a split second when he was apologising, I had sympathy for the officer, then it was reminded he lied about the guy being armed and jeopardized his entire case load and victims justice process and I'm like feck that guy.
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Same, but then you realise its just a douche that has clearly worked out he is stuffed and trying to weasel his way out of it. Clearly isn't the sort of person you want working as a police officer and the victim rightly produced the video.
 
4bars said:
As much i am against police brutality and agree with most posts here, i would like to beat the shit of this person that seconds before shoot at me as seen on te comments of the video. Yes, hey are professionally trained but man, i understand you lose your cool after being shot
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Explains, not excuses.

The officers need firing and charging with assault and battery.

You can't stomp and butt someone's head with your gun barrell because they were a threat to you a few minutes ago.
 
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