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Law Enforcement - The Good, The Bad, The Ugly.....
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Giving the benefit of the doubt on that. The rest is already largely demonstrated, but theft is an assumption.
slowbird
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Police put a motorcyclist in hospital. There were reports he was "riding recklessly" and officers threw their bicycles infront of the bike and brought him down.
Then one officer proceeds to wail on a separate bystander.
Looks like the bystander inserted himself a little too closely into the situation, so he will likely catch an interfering charge. As to the motorcyclist I see no plate and no helmet in the video. The method of taking him down is questionable, as we don't know if he was presenting an imminent danger to pedestrians and other road users, so this might well go to SIU.CP24 Video – Watch Today's Top Breaking News Videos
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Police put a motorcyclist in hospital. There were reports he was "riding recklessly" and officers threw their bicycles infront of the bike and brought him down.
Then one officer proceeds to wail on a separate bystander.
slowbird
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There's a lot we don't know for sure. The chances the motorcyclist was riding dirty are pretty good so I have no comment without knowing more. I can't see plates or a helmet anywhere either.
There are already reports this has gone to SIU
Siu invoked. Very strategically written headline "motorcycle collides with police bicycle"
Police watchdog launches investigation after motorcyclist collides with TPS bike downtown
The province’s police watchdog has invoked its mandate after a motorcyclist collided with a Toronto police bicycle downtown earlier this week.
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"Flag him down" by throwing their bicycles in his path! SIU won't do **** anyways. Although the vid with the pigs MMA'ing a civilian that was at least 10ft away from the arrest should at least get the 'roid rager a slap on the wrist...
Only if civilian got injured. Siu will limit scope to severly injured parties.
Not really strategically written. I can't remember a report about an incident, involving a motorcycle, in which they didn't say that it was the motorcycle that hit whatever. It's just reporter bias and it's consistent.Siu invoked. Very strategically written headline "motorcycle collides with police bicycle"
Police watchdog launches investigation after motorcyclist collides with TPS bike downtown
The province’s police watchdog has invoked its mandate after a motorcyclist collided with a Toronto police bicycle downtown earlier this week.
The new norm..... suspect collided multiple times with phone book, suspect collided with bullets....Siu invoked. Very strategically written headline "motorcycle collides with police bicycle"
Police watchdog launches investigation after motorcyclist collides with TPS bike downtown
The province’s police watchdog has invoked its mandate after a motorcyclist collided with a Toronto police bicycle downtown earlier this week.
slowbird
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This is unfortunately very accurate.
Dirty Frank
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Trying to guess on the serious injury.
slowbird
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One of the articles said the motorcyclist struck the TPS bicycle and "went flying".
I'm wondering if they hit their head really hard.
stratofortress
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Why are cops endangering lives , that bike could have hit anyone when the rider loses control. I am all for catching criminals but not at the cost of maiming or killing innocent bystanders.
RC-31
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A: the writing in journalism is almost always passive voice. They report that things have happened to victims rather than suspects perpetrated a crime or action. It has to do with the presumption off innocence of that suspect once they have been apprehended and charged. It's the way it is done. It is not unstrategic but that strategy has nothing to do with this case any more than the millions of the other events that are reported similarly.
B: the cops will get away with anything.
B: the cops will get away with anything.
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Re: Durham evidence storage fire.
Building was completely destroyed. Months later police say they dont have a comprehensive list of what was destroyed or a concept of how it may affect cases. Wtf. Everything was destroyed. Print the inventory list of what was in the building and you have you list of what is gone. Not having a list months later is appalling.
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Building was completely destroyed. Months later police say they dont have a comprehensive list of what was destroyed or a concept of how it may affect cases. Wtf. Everything was destroyed. Print the inventory list of what was in the building and you have you list of what is gone. Not having a list months later is appalling.
Fire at Durham police evidence storage site could impact trials
The chances for justice in some criminal cases are up in the air after a fire at a Durham police storage site damaged evidence. Caryn Ceolin visited the site two months after the fire and found traces of investigations blowing in the wind.
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Relax
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Maybe I should have posted this here instead of a new thread (mods feel free to move):
www.gtamotorcycle.com
I always wondered how stupid you had to be to park your car on train tracks
https://jalopnik.com/police-ran-for-cover-as-train-hits-cop-car-with-handcuf-1849580053
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Re: Durham evidence storage fire.
Only one list, an .xls on a stand alone PC/laptop or, worse yet, on paper in a binder on the desk. After all, its a police building, what could possibly happen.
Someone told someone who told someone about how it works. Someone decided to get rid of evidence.
Hypothetical.......Building was completely destroyed. Months later police say they dont have a comprehensive list of what was destroyed or a concept of how it may affect cases. Wtf. Everything was destroyed. Print the inventory list of what was in the building and you have you list of what is gone. Not having a list months later is appalling.
Fire at Durham police evidence storage site could impact trials
The chances for justice in some criminal cases are up in the air after a fire at a Durham police storage site damaged evidence. Caryn Ceolin visited the site two months after the fire and found traces of investigations blowing in the wind.
Only one list, an .xls on a stand alone PC/laptop or, worse yet, on paper in a binder on the desk. After all, its a police building, what could possibly happen.
Someone told someone who told someone about how it works. Someone decided to get rid of evidence.
That one is shocking. Guaranteed huge civil settlement without a trial and likely criminal charges for the officers involved. Two pd's involved so they get to share in the pain.Maybe I should have posted this here instead of a new thread (mods feel free to move):
I always wondered how stupid you had to be to park your car on train tracks
https://jalopnik.com/police-ran-for-cover-as-train-hits-cop-car-with-handcuf-1849580053
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