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Location: SE Louisiana | Firemanswife - 2015-04-10 6:54 PM
Would not have happened if either one of them would not have ran plain and simple. I am referring to these situations.
It's attitudes like yours that explain why so many people feel the need to defend themselves against the police. This "If the cop even THINKS you have done something wrong he is justified in doing whatever he feels like doing"... attitude... Its no wonder so many people run.... |
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| I feel your missing my point of I am referring to cases that involve CRIMINALS. I am being very specific. |
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Location: So. California | And what is worse, it puts a bad light on GOOD cops. They are in the majority, but a few bad apples spoils the entire bunch. What a shame... |
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| Here is my other questions.
1. How did he get the horse? She he shove the rider off?
2. How would you feel if it was your horse he stole? And injured? |
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| Nope, the cop did nothing wrong, but thank goodness I didn't run or I'd be dead right? Yeah, I'm being sarcastic, but not by much. There's been alot of police brutality cases on the news lately. Today when they were showing the horse one, they also showed this black guy who was pulled over for a traffic violation. Well, he took off running from the cop and was shot 8 times in the back. I don't know why this guy ran, but he was a out of shape looking middle aged father of 4 kids who couldn't even run very fast, I'd call it a jog. Now why couldn't this cop just of taken off after him and tased him or something? And I think it was last year, I watched another cop on the news punch an older black lady in the face and rough her up. And what was her crime, you ask? She was crossing the street in the wrong spot and when the cop approached her she tried to walk away from him. And they'll do the same to white people too, not just blacks. Those are just two examples that come to mind, I've seen and heard about numerous others. Sometimes, it is necessary for police to act with force, but they should have the good sense not to treat everyone like dangerous criminals. If they are so scared, that they can't treat people like decent citizens until proven otherwise then they are in the wrong line of work. Unless, of course they just like being bullies with badges. We are turning into a police state. |
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Location: SE Louisiana | Anniemae - 2015-04-10 7:10 PM
And what is worse, it puts a bad light on GOOD cops. They are in the majority, but a few bad apples spoils the entire bunch. What a shame...
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| Anniemae - 2015-04-10 7:10 PM
And what is worse, it puts a bad light on GOOD cops. They are in the majority, but a few bad apples spoils the entire bunch. What a shame...
The real problem is they are like the muslims, they dont denounce the bad ones and actually enable them...
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| Firemanswife - 2015-04-10 7:11 PM
Here is my other questions.
1. How did he get the horse? She he shove the rider off?
2. How would you feel if it was your horse he stole? And injured?
This doesnt matter, how can you not get it? Their job was to capture and detain the guy until he sees a judge, not sentence him in the desert with kicks to the nuts. |
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| You're completly right. Lets forget everything he did. He is a victim of his own bad choices, just like the rest of them. |
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | They did a lot worse to horse thieves in the good ol' days..... |
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| Oh and he did not surrender. He fell off. And bet he wont run next time. |
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| And on another note. No one knows what happened between the warrant be served and to where video is. Who knows what he might have done to the officers themselves before it got to this point. |
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| Firemanswife - 2015-04-10 7:40 PM
You're completly right. Lets forget everything he did. He is a victim of his own bad choices, just like the rest of them.
And those leos that are paid to uphold laws are now criminals...WOOO HOOOO, congratulations sinking to the perps level. |
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| Firemanswife - 2015-04-10 7:49 PM
And on another note. No one knows what happened between the warrant be served and to where video is. Who knows what he might have done to the officers themselves before it got to this point.
You must have a learning disability. |
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Location: SE Louisiana | Firemanswife - 2015-04-10 7:40 PM
You're completly right. Lets forget everything he did. He is a victim of his own bad choices, just like the rest of them.
Nobody anywhere is prepared to forget of forgive anything he did... Nor will they forget or forgive the beating the cops gave him after he surrendered. |
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Location: SE Louisiana | Firemanswife - 2015-04-10 7:54 PM
And I bet you voted for Obama.
Oh please.... I'd sooner vote for you.. |
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| Firemanswife - 2015-04-10 7:54 PM
And I bet you voted for Obama.
Says the wife of a union member...  |
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