How exactly do you think I generalized all cops? That they behave badly, or that they don't want to be filmed? Perhaps, I should have written: ".... why many cops don't want to be filmed". Does that make you happy? I don't think it really changes anything about what was written.
Maybe you didn't intend to generalize all cops, but that's how your statement comes across IMO.
Sorry teacher, I mean officer, you got all that from the "almost always by another Perp" video? I saw the video, and read what news was in print, and you are correct people, show what sells news, and what the people not selling, what they want the world to believe. Does it appear from your professional opinion that she appears to be within the "restricted space or an investigation?
Good for him! must be another LEO[cry] Well, I hope you have that same felling if the woman was your mother, wife or sister!
nope not a LEO just not an anti cop like you. And I have no worries because none of my female family members would be stupid enough to do what she did. Most people with any type of intelligence would've backed off and let them do their job but she decided to push their buttons so she got what she deserved
I agree with you. I just said that in my post, that I am not sticking up for the officers actions at all. My point however, is that it is not up me or you to decide based on a cellphone video across the street whether she was within a restricted area of the investigation. Why? Because once again, we are watching a video clip of an investigation of a case we know zero about. It's up to the officer at the scene to make the decision not what me or you or any other keyboard commando thinks should be done based on a very limited video clip. That's my point. I see what happened like everyone else but everyone is so quick to just focus on that act instead of thinking to themselves what else happened at the scene prior to the short edited clips that are most frequently watched. There are currently bills in many states being introduced that require a certain filming distance from the officer or investigation. This is nothing new and has been a big deal since cell phone cameras got so popular. Like I said earlier, the public has all the rights in the world to film the police, but do it from a safe distance and don't be an asshole about it.
Being called a moron is the nicest thing anyone said to me today. but I guess it takes one to know one!
What's your point? Yes, I'll criticize the police if I feel its warranted, and yes, I'll call them if they are needed. You act like the police are doing the public a personal favor that should be withheld if the police are criticized. It makes as much sense as, "people always want to criticize teachers and school budgets, but they have no problem sending their kids to school".
Exactly
Oh, I see. You can't criticize a cop unless you've been one? How convenient. So, I guess only only former Presidents can criticize the President? That makes a lot of sense.
If I do that it means I can smash peoples phones that are not breaking any law ?
Lol, so I guess similar to the Outlaws motorcycle club, whom represent the 1% of outlaw bikers. The US Marshalls represent the 1% of outlaw police?
It's not that he is anti cop it's that he is jealous he isn't a cop. From what I've gathered from his other cop bashing posts is this guy is either a private investigator or a internal affairs agent of some sort. And no I'm not a cop
