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Originally posted by romanmel
The police today are returning criminals from Iraq who have been trained to torture citizens and as soon as they get back they are hired by local police to turn their "craft" on the American public. This has went about as far as it is going to be allowed by a well armed public.
Fortunately, these typical bad cops are not very bright. My advice to the rogue cops is stop right now or find a different job. To the few "good cops" I advise, speak up and stop this before it is too late.
Originally posted by SoLaR513
more of the same what a shame.
Originally posted by Raist
reply to post by romanmel
By that logic then I was right you do not see any cops as good.
You are sort of bouncing around here. So is it we have no good cops or we have a few?
Never mind I am sure I know what your answer is. Sad really, you should get past the bias and see the facts. The number of bad cops is but a few, they only make the headlines so often because reporting about all the good cops do would be boring for the media. The good stories far outweigh the bad ones though if only you could get the media to video and report on them.
Raist
Originally posted by SoLaR513
Unfortunately I lived in that very town half my life. I actually know Carlos and the police in question. I have been on the wrong side with these cops once or twice. I'm probably going to be arrested for this but the whole legal system in that county is a hugely corrupt money racket. Virtually every single person I know who lives in that county has been sucked into the legal system and are still paying for it. I even tried to move away once and was dragged back in hand cuffs from a very old misdemeanor. It took me years just to pay off all the fines they slapped on me. It actually cost me $50 a day just to sit in jail. I sat in there two months waiting to go to court. Guess why I was there? Failure to pay fines. I guarantee there is at least 100 people in that jail for failure to pay fines.