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This would be believable if instead of all of these “bad cops” being caught by video, some of them were caught by their fellow officers. Even in obvious cases like that of Jordan Edwards, the officers partner will still lie for them. That is a problem.
Well some PDs are evolving. This is a recent story where the cop was immediately fired after the allegation and has now been arrested.
So you think you have the moral high ground because you only received what you considered to be stolen goods? That is exactly what government employees are doing, they aren’t going door to door shaking people down. If someone steals a car and sells it to your brother and then he sells it to you, are you not as guilty as your brother for receiving stolen property?
There's something called intent.
If my hypothetical brother sells me a car that I don't know is stolen, them I haven't committed a crime. If he doesn't know it's stolen, he hasn't committed a crime, either.
And what do you mean government employees aren't going door to door shaking people down? Haven't you heard of property taxes?
I think it is safe to say that the total # of bad cop stories from every police department in all 50 states in 1 calendar year might exceed 1000. By "bad", I mean legit bad cases and not necessarily what the court of public opinion defines as being bad.
Ashlie Roberts was arrested last month by Miller for driving under the influence and drug possession. Roberts admitted she had done the crime and she was willing to do the time. However, after she made bail, Miller contacted the 34-year-old woman and told her to meet him in a parking lot on August 14th. So, she did.
It was uncovered around here over the summer, detectives from local police depts were using seized drugs to get sex from women that were targets of investigations.
If he had physically assaulted the woman in question, yes--she has a right to defend herself up to and including deadly force. However, only she has that right.
If he had physically assaulted the woman in question, yes--she has a right to defend herself up to and including deadly force. However, only she has that right.
I shiver at the thought of just how much police corruption goes-on that is not either caught, punished or prosecuted....yowch.
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