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Law Enforcement - The Good, The Bad, The Ugly.....
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Dirty Frank
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Chaos from Chicago.
"be quiet don't say a thing"
The 11 year old is too young to charge.
I caught that too @ ~ 3:43. Any legit reason?
It sheds new light on the killing of Bonnie and Clyde and the firepower used.
Dirty Frank
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Probably the first thing that they taught her in the academy she sure didn't adsorb the lessons about taking cover tho.
There would be a few possible reasons.
1 - It could result in incrimination for the officer.
2 - It might sound like they were "trying to get their story straight", giving the appearance of impropriety.
3 - There could be a mandate, from the department, that shooting incidents are not to be discussed, until involved officers can be properly debriefed.
Dirty Frank
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If transparency and accountability were a concern your points may be true.
Keep in mind that this is the Chicago P.D. and watch the clip the members involved they do not present as well trained professional law enforcement officers. They look like they run fast and loose period.
I think #1 quite adequately covered your point.
When is satire no longer satire.... good old Beaverton.
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Video of yrp cop scrolling through phone with substantial periods of staring at it whole driving on the highway. Have no fear, the police are investigating themselves to ensure the use was appropriate. I don't know why they even bother pretending. At best, there will be a discussion about avoiding getting caught.
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Video of yrp cop scrolling through phone with substantial periods of staring at it whole driving on the highway. Have no fear, the police are investigating themselves to ensure the use was appropriate. I don't know why they even bother pretending. At best, there will be a discussion about avoiding getting caught.
Anger after Ontario cop seen casually scrolling phone while driving at high speed
A video of an Ontario cop having some screen time with his phone while cruising at highway speeds is garnering much attention on social media this we…
It's YRP. I'd settle for him being below the legal limit.
Probably scrolling kijiji looking for someone selling a phone to rob.
Peel cop got a dangerous driving charge for an on-duty crash. The cynic in me thinks they went with dangerous driving as those almost never get convictions.
toronto.citynews.ca
Peel police officer charged in crash that seriously injured woman last August
Acting Sgt. Jonathan Kreis has been charged with dangerous driving causing bodily harm after the cruiser he was driving collided with another vehicle.
toronto.citynews.ca
Brian Wren’s future with Hamilton police now in hands of hearing officer
Constable is fighting to keep his job after being convicted of assaulting prisoner.
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Video was released Friday. The ****** kicked him unconscious.
The video doesn’t show the build up. Nor does it show uniforms but rather what appears to be a gang of thugs.
Superior manpower is needed in these situations. Properly applied it results in minimal injuries overall, police and perpetrators.
Police salaries are what they are because getting roughed up is part of the expectations. You can’t have it both ways.
Wren claims to have lost $30 K over the last two years. He fails to mention how much he kept or how much a civilian would have lost. Did Wren pay his own legal bills?
Police management had a part in this mess so why aren’t they on the carpet
Superior manpower is needed in these situations. Properly applied it results in minimal injuries overall, police and perpetrators.
Police salaries are what they are because getting roughed up is part of the expectations. You can’t have it both ways.
Wren claims to have lost $30 K over the last two years. He fails to mention how much he kept or how much a civilian would have lost. Did Wren pay his own legal bills?
Police management had a part in this mess so why aren’t they on the carpet
"He did it out of fear." they said. That's not a man showing fear. That's someone who is angry that he doesn't get to go hands-on so starts kicking, so that he can get his licks in. He didn't "lose $30K." He made a couple of hundred thousand that he didn't deserve.
They are all members of the HP undercover auto theft task force (BEAR). The accused was well known to them (auto theft priors). I see little difference between this and being ambushed by people beating on your doors/windows in an underground parking garage (who I still think were imbibing on the job and should have been tested for alcohol impairment).
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