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That guy better be carefull. I'd guess the cops are not going to be pleased about this video. They will use any excuse for revenge.
The police need thugs like this on the force.
You've got to set a thug to catch a thug.
The problem is that there's not enough bad guys out there in the general population, to keep these guys occupied, so the police thugs end up harassing decent folk.
When there's a really rough situation, and the police have to respond, they are not going to send in their nicest and mild mannered cops. They are going to send in the ones that relish in thuggery.
So, give the thug a break.
Time might come when you need him to fend off another thug.
Originally posted by PsykoOps
That guy better be carefull. I'd guess the cops are not going to be pleased about this video. They will use any excuse for revenge.
Selby of Durham police said the force did not receive any public complaints about the video
When he said "three bags full", my interpretation was that he was trying to belittle him in reference to a grocery boy of some sort
“If you want to be an idiot, you don’t get to be an idiot in our uniform, you don’t get to be an idiot diminishing our organization and you cannot hide behind the badge to abuse the authority so carefully earned and so carefully used by all of us,” Blair says at one point.........“The problem with these video clips is not that they were captured on video,” Blair says in the message. “The problem lies in the behaviour. It’s the behaviour which damages our service; it’s the behaviour that damages your relationship with the people of Toronto.”........He goes on to say that, as chief, the buck stops with him, and that he’s prepared to hold his men and women accountable for their actions. He goes further, though, prodding officers to speak up when they see others abusing their authority. “You have a responsibility to say ‘That’s not consistent with my values, that’s not the police service I want to belong to,’” he says, adding that while supervisors and unit commanders have their own special roles, the duty lies with all members, regardless of their rank........“We are the victims of their ignorance and I want the people in our organization who believe that they are somehow entitled to abuse the authority so carefully earned by all of us, they have no right to do that,” he says.
The videos audio is pretty bad. We dont know what transpired before this happened, in other words where is the rest of the video?
Originally posted by Malcher
The videos audio is pretty bad. We dont know what transpired before this happened, in other words where is the rest of the video or did he start filming at that point?
I cant imagine how a video that shows one side of the story gets considered as evidence. The recent stream of videos is like reading a book with 50 percent of the pages torn out.edit on 22-5-2013 by Malcher because: (no reason given)