Would not surprise me if the NYPD find the other car at fault for turning left into their cruiser's lane despite the cruiser driving at a reckless speed without flashing lights. No clue if that's a turn lane the cruiser veers into from the start. Probably getting a handy from hooker or subordinate.
Cop in America doing a bad job, again
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I honestly think the police car does have flashing lights. You can see them after it comes to a rest. Think the ambient light and the low quality video just makes it invisible to us until that moment.
Their initial explanation was something like, a car crashed into them which then caused this crash. Then the video...
How come US invest so much money on police forces and yet they are so poorly trained?
Here’s a new one, never heard of ‘death by pepperball’ before…
Those tweets seem misleading compared to when you read the article.
watch to the end. sickos, less than human.
I don't mean to be facetious but the cops are doing this more and more to clearly white Americans. They just don't discriminate with their violence, and I don't mean that as a back handed complement.
What are 'they' planning for the US? This isn't just a series of random catastrophies. Judge Dredd today. The Purge tomorrow?
This may be a couple of years old, but it certainly hasn't aged well.
Cops really didn't want to be filmed. Can't see any reason they ever needed to engage with the father, let along put the initial driver in cuffs either.
Not a bad thing done by police, but we don't have a general police thread so I put this here to acknowledge this. This is horrible. fecking AR-15 again.
Good thread
Dangerous opening statement, though. It's only going to validate lunatic opinions about larger conspiracy theories that simply are not true and could lead to violent outcomes, the pizzagate incident comes to mind.
feck me…
The “bad apples” as far as the police are concerned are the ones who don’t cover up their violence.
A special one
Arseholes... Arresting him for 'resisting' after he made it clear he'd be making a complaint about illegally detaining and searching him.
It's a sickness.
His face screams to be kicked...
Sickening.
Good god…
Actually can see both sides to this, but think the push back is a bit suspect…
That the proposed policy is a bit too vague & could be altered to fit a political whim.
That said, I would be for the policy as it would potentially eliminate a definitive type of police cadet / mentality. Then the work needs to begin to eradicate such police who are already employed.
15% I get their concerns / 85% all for it.