Red Mosquito

verb_to_trust wrote:They are going to have to cancel the deescalation training they probably signed up that Deleware police officer for since he's been pronounced clinically dead..

If you think that is bad, imagine what roofers have to go through.

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Peeps wrote:imagine that

It's really amazing how many idiots incriminate themselves on social media or via text. It's wild to consider that this retard considers himself part of the master race.

and yet some cops have the patience of an angel

Peeps wrote:and yet some cops have the patience of an angel

We will never have a shortage of these people. Very classy of the cops to blur her face and not make her name public.

Bammer wrote:

Peeps wrote:and yet some cops have the patience of an angel

We will never have a shortage of these people. Very classy of the cops to blur her face and not make her name public.

I would have splattered her name everywhere

Bi_3 wrote:Topic adjacent:

Not sure what a "violent cop database" would do either. "Oh no, I want to be pulled over by that other cop over there!"

I assume a "violent cop database" could be used by departments as a screening tool for new hires. Seems a lot of these guys get in trouble in one place, then move on to another, which seems crazy to me.

B wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:Topic adjacent:

Not sure what a "violent cop database" would do either. "Oh no, I want to be pulled over by that other cop over there!"

maybe there could be an electronic receipt sent after a traffic stop, with a five star rating system like uber. for police and citizen.

spike wrote:

B wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:Topic adjacent:

Not sure what a "violent cop database" would do either. "Oh no, I want to be pulled over by that other cop over there!"

maybe there could be an electronic receipt sent after a traffic stop, with a five star rating system like uber. for police and citizen.

Whenever a law doesn't make sense just think "plaintiff's attorneys" and all becomes clear.

spike wrote:

B wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:Topic adjacent:

Not sure what a "violent cop database" would do either. "Oh no, I want to be pulled over by that other cop over there!"

maybe there could be an electronic receipt sent after a traffic stop, with a five star rating system like uber. for police and citizen.

"Oh shit! I'm about to be pulled over by a 1-star cop! I might as well keep driving b/c I'm dead anyway."

Sex offenders are better than cops now huh?

verb_to_trust wrote:Sex offenders are better than cops now huh?

The only person making that argument is the sex offender in that tweet.

B wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:Sex offenders are better than cops now huh?

The only person making that argument is the sex offender in that tweet.

Rob wrote:I assume a "violent cop database" could be used by departments as a screening tool for new hires. Seems a lot of these guys get in trouble in one place, then move on to another, which seems crazy to me.

so it would be like a referral program

Peeps wrote:

Rob wrote:I assume a "violent cop database" could be used by departments as a screening tool for new hires. Seems a lot of these guys get in trouble in one place, then move on to another, which seems crazy to me.

so it would be like a referral program

solid posting right here

Peeps wrote:

Bammer wrote:

Peeps wrote:and yet some cops have the patience of an angel

We will never have a shortage of these people. Very classy of the cops to blur her face and not make her name public.

I would have splattered her name everywhere

Given the intersectionality of the person in the car that might backfire, but again, IMHO no one should have their life ruined for 30 seconds of non-violent/threatening language.

Bi_3 wrote:

Peeps wrote:

Bammer wrote:

Peeps wrote:and yet some cops have the patience of an angel

We will never have a shortage of these people. Very classy of the cops to blur her face and not make her name public.

I would have splattered her name everywhere

Given the intersectionality of the person in the car that might backfire, but again, IMHO no one should have their life ruined for 30 seconds of non-violent/threatening language.

given her repeated accusations of him being a murderer i think it is warranted. plus i dont think this is the only 30 seconds in her life she has used this language

if the cop said, well youre fat and shouldnt be driving to a mcdonalds her head would explode