Administrative charges my arse

[brimic]

Would you like to comment on the cop who lied? What do you make of his character?

And, once again, allow me to point out your continued insistence that "not a good person" = "totally cool if the cops shoot you." Or "has relatives who are not good people" in many cases.

Actually it was a cop doing good police work. You have to be in his shoes to understand.

[Balog]

What would you like to hear? He lied and got busted. Is if your belief that contributed to the shooting somehow?

How do you feel about the one cop who fired 49 rounds being a marine with combat experience?


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When a cop shoots someone, everything about the victim up to and including any crimes committed by their family members is relevant to you. But a cop lying about his role in the deaths of two people isn't. Good look into how your process information.

Speaking as a Marine with combat experience  I think it hovers between completely irrelevant and reinforcing my belief that grunts shouldn't be allowed to be cops. I was taught to kill people and break things, and I was good at it. The fact that cop shops prize "killing people and breaking things" experience as valuable in their officers says a lot about modern policing.