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“All 57 of the members of the Buffalo Police Department's Emergency Response Team resigned Friday from the unit which responds to riots and other crowd control situations, the president of the union that represents Buffalo police officers told The Buffalo News.
Two law enforcement sources confirmed the resignations.”
He pushed to cops first and they pushed back. The man approached the cops on purpose so he could play victim on cameras. Something doesn't seem right. His right hand held on to the phone. His legs crossed.
He pushed to cops first and they pushed back. The man approached the cops on purpose so he could play victim on cameras. Something doesn't seem right. His right hand held on to the phone. His legs crossed.
He pushed the cops? When?
And did they fall? Or just fly back a foot or two?
He pushed to cops first and they pushed back. The man approached the cops on purpose so he could play victim on cameras. Something doesn't seem right. His right hand held on to the phone. His legs crossed.
Are you going to go over and repeat your comments on the thread of the old police captain that was killed?
Dare ya.
The police officer was actually checking on the alarm that sounded on his friend's business. He wasn't out there protesting but trying to protect the business from looters.
He was considered an essential worker - the other gentleman was a protestor out after curfew. Did you routinely disobey your mother when she told you that you had to be home at a certain time? It may explain why personal responsibility seems foreign to you.
I get that. Many politicians have taken an anti-cop stance because they don't want to lose votes.
I'm not aware of any politicians who are "anti-cop." Just because you want to hold bad cops accountable that doesn't make you "anti-police."
I fully support law enforcement. I also happen to think taking a broom, cleaning house, updating policies and rules of engagement, would be the best thing we could do for them.
Seriously, OM@G ... EVERY single one of these cops should be fired immediately. Failing to render aid to a severely injured man that a few of them caused injury to.
But noooooo.... they chose instead to RESIGN like little cowards from the unit, just like how they cowardly refused to do the right thing when they saw what had just happened by some of their own.
Good god... is this sending the wrong message to America. Cops too afraid to render aid? Cops indifferent to injuries caused? Cops too stupid? What the heck did we witness here? Indifference, blind obedience, assault, complicity?
ALL OF THE ABOVE.
Yeah, I saw the officer giving them orders to stay in line - but screw it - you do not have to follow orders when you know they are WRONG. To "serve and protect" doesn't mean to "IGNORE AND TO FOLLOW".
SCREW THESE *******S EVERY LAST ONE OF THEM.
NONE of them deserve to be cops after seeing this and doing nothing. Not a single one. There was NOTHING that was a higher priority at that time then giving aid to the injured man. NOTHING!
Any chance the City Council will fill the vacuum in those positions ?
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