Every cop's nightmare...

[Adhdferret]

I knew you reminded me of someone ... Have a nice life.

Yeah, we talked about that before. I am not your blood.

 

[turkeyrun]

Wasn't Judge Dredd, it was all on Floyd.

 

[Chuckie]

Then we end the union, and only allow private run security force with their own insurance and destroy qualified immunity.

How quickly do you think cops would be killing people if say 50% had life insurance? Really think about that.


I been homeless and cops see you as prey I swear they do....they will just treat you like trash. What I dont like, but I understand is how people are targeting cops for ambushing them.


You dont see that with CEOs, politicians, or city council members, but you see it with cops quite often lately.

Common sense tells me that the upper echelon people (CEO's, politicians, and city council members) that you mentioned are not as openly accessible as cops are, and therefore, less prone to things like ambush. But what is becoming more clear is the why you are so down on LEO's

 

[OK Corgi Rancher]

It's Daniel Shaver... If you're gonna try to make a point, as tortured as it is, at least get the name right. And if he wasn't drunk, which led to him being stupid, he wouldn't have been shot.

Brailsford, the officer who shot Shaver, was charged with second-degree murder and a lesser manslaughter charge and later found not guilty by a jury. He'd already been fired by Mesa PD. Brailsford said some stupid **** he shouldn't have said during the incident and it, rightly so, came back to bite him in the ass. But, he was ultimately rehired for less than two months before being medically retired. He can still be investigated and charged by the feds and he can still be sued civilly. I'd hardly say he got away with murder.

So you can save your toxic breath and stop lying because no one here is buying your bulls**t. Well...there may be one or two others that are probably committing some sort of self-gratification reading your tripe.

At least in Tamir Rice's case his behavior can be blamed on the inexperience inherent in being 12. However, even a 12 year old should know not to point what appears to be a real gun (the orange was missing from the muzzle) at real cops. And in this case a grand jury failed to indict the officer(s). It sucks a 12 year old had to die. But it happens and it wasn't from bad police work or murderous cops.

FFS... You lie so much I don't believe a word you say here. And you have the nerve to complain about bad behavior from others? What a miserable world you live in. Nearly everything you post here is toxic and is designed to take away joy or something positive from someone else. I don't even know you and I can't stand you. That's pretty sad.

It's lying s**tbags that started the whole "Hands up, don't shoot!" bulls**t. That could've easily been you. Whip others up into a frenzy because you have a hard-on for cops. Did a cop steal your boyfriend or what?

Give it a rest, dude. Or don't. I'm done with you and your stupidity.

 

[Adhdferret]

Common sense tells me that the upper echelon people (CEO's, politicians, and city council members) that you mentioned are not as openly accessible as cops are, and therefore, less prone to things like ambush. But what is becoming more clear is the why you are so down on LEO's

I am against oppression is all, and that is what police have become, tools of the state to enforce compliance.

 

[Adhdferret]

It's Daniel Shaver... If you're gonna try to make a point, as tortured as it is, at least get the name right. And if he wasn't drunk, which led to him being stupid, he wouldn't have been shot.

Brailsford, the officer who shot Shaver, was charged with second-degree murder and a lesser manslaughter charge and later found not guilty by a jury. He'd already been fired by Mesa PD. Brailsford said some stupid **** he shouldn't have said during the incident and it, rightly so, came back to bite him in the ass. But, he was ultimately rehired for less than two months before being medically retired. He can still be investigated and charged by the feds and he can still be sued civilly. I'd hardly say he got away with murder.

So you can save your toxic breath and stop lying because no one here is buying your ********. Well...there may be one or two others that are probably committing some sort of self-gratification reading your tripe.

At least in Tamir Rice's case his behavior can be blamed on the inexperience inherent in being 12. However, even a 12 year old should know not to point what appears to be a real gun (the orange was missing from the muzzle) at real cops. And in this case a grand jury failed to indict the officer(s). It sucks a 12 year old had to die. But it happens and it wasn't from bad police work or murderous cops.

FFS... You lie so much I don't believe a word you say here. And you have the nerve to complain about bad behavior from others? What a miserable world you live in. Nearly everything you post here is toxic and is designed to take away joy or something positive from someone else. I don't even know you and I can't stand you. That's pretty sad.

It's lying s**tbags that started the whole "Hands up, don't shoot!" ********. That could've easily been you. Whip others up into a frenzy because you have a hard-on for cops. Did a cop steal your boyfriend or what?

Give it a rest, dude. Or don't. I'm done with you and your stupidity.

So what if DS was drunk...he was terrified and that cop got away with it! As for Rice he was murdered the instant that cop got a sight picture.

You are protecting that blue line as you have been told too. I can find time after time where police have just maimed, killed, or threatened someone .


Wasn't long ago one tossed a flashbang into a house disfigured a toddler in the wrong house....and they were not held responsible.


Had them 2m ago in Indiana drive their BearCat into a freaking house to extract a suspect....not held responsible again. (No he didn't live there)

 

[Gadsden]

I am against oppression is all, and that is what police have become, tools of the state to enforce compliance.

Do yourself and everyone else here a favor and go back to Facebook where I'm sure you'll feel more welcome and your ignorance and lunacy well... it'll be the norm.

 

[Adhdferret]

It's Daniel Shaver... If you're gonna try to make a point, as tortured as it is, at least get the name right. And if he wasn't drunk, which led to him being stupid, he wouldn't have been shot.

Brailsford, the officer who shot Shaver, was charged with second-degree murder and a lesser manslaughter charge and later found not guilty by a jury. He'd already been fired by Mesa PD. Brailsford said some stupid **** he shouldn't have said during the incident and it, rightly so, came back to bite him in the ass. But, he was ultimately rehired for less than two months before being medically retired. He can still be investigated and charged by the feds and he can still be sued civilly. I'd hardly say he got away with murder.

So you can save your toxic breath and stop lying because no one here is buying your ********. Well...there may be one or two others that are probably committing some sort of self-gratification reading your tripe.

At least in Tamir Rice's case his behavior can be blamed on the inexperience inherent in being 12. However, even a 12 year old should know not to point what appears to be a real gun (the orange was missing from the muzzle) at real cops. And in this case a grand jury failed to indict the officer(s). It sucks a 12 year old had to die. But it happens and it wasn't from bad police work or murderous cops.

FFS... You lie so much I don't believe a word you say here. And you have the nerve to complain about bad behavior from others? What a miserable world you live in. Nearly everything you post here is toxic and is designed to take away joy or something positive from someone else. I don't even know you and I can't stand you. That's pretty sad.

It's lying s**tbags that started the whole "Hands up, don't shoot!" ********. That could've easily been you. Whip others up into a frenzy because you have a hard-on for cops. Did a cop steal your boyfriend or what?

Give it a rest, dude. Or don't. I'm done with you and your stupidity.

As for what you can tolerate....you assume I am in a quarrel with you, because you know one thing...force compliance by training.

 

[Adhdferret]

Do yourself and everyone else here a favor and go back to Facebook where I'm sure you'll feel more welcome and your ignorance and lunacy well... it'll be the norm.

So because I dont share the same views as you I am to segregate? Is that because I am a minority?

Because my skin isn't the same color as yours that I dont get an opinion, or is it because of my age?

Maybe my branch of military service? The car i drive even?


Really tell me what it is that you dont like.

 

[Chuckie]

I am against oppression is all, and that is what police have become, tools of the state to enforce compliance.

You are correct in that LEO's job is to enforce the laws that they, for the most part, did not make but are required to enforce. For myself, I am glad that they exist because it would be a terrifying place to live where anarchy and chaos reigned supreme.
Perhaps you have forgotten or perhaps didn't even realize that those in law enforcement are human, with all the same physical limitations and emotions as anyone else, but tasked on a daily basis to interact with the worst examples of humans trash that society has dredged up. If you can't respect what they go through day in and day out, then at least do what you can to not add to their burden.