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post 1606114921 05-28-2020, 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted By randombrah102
Yes, special privileges for cops, because if a citizen choked someone to death and was on the scene when cops arrived they would not be waiting for autopsy results before arresting him and putting him in jail.

Then I asked you a question because I am curious to see how far you are okay with stretching that. If a cop shot somebody who was sitting in their cruiser would we have to wait for autopsy results too and not arrest them on the spot? Because I mean technically the suspect did die while in custody.
The difference between you and a police officer is that a police officer is allowed to take people's lives, if necessary, in the course of their duties. To get a murder charge to stick against a cop who was working, you need to show they acted outside the scope of their duties, and that lead to the death. This requires a significant investigation, especially if you want to get the charges to mean anything. If you rush it, it'll more likely lead to dropped charges or a hung jury.

People die in custody all the time. It happens. It doesn't mean whatever officer was looking over them is a killer, chit happens, this is real life. You wouldn't arrest an officer on the spot if someone died of a heart attack or overdose in the back of their cruiser.
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post 1606127661 05-29-2020, 12:14 AM
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Originally Posted By Vrykul
That guy is probably still in high school, thinks it's possible to have a perfect world where nobody innocent is ever convicted and nobody guilty is ever acquitted, just LOL

Teen misc >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
No, I actually come from a country where cops don't constantly kill helpless people, so it is possible and actually the norm in most civilized countries. I lived in the states for a while, and for the most parts it's a great place, but murdering cops are really a ****ed up part of the culture and it will not change until the cops know they can't get away with it. No one cares about the repercussions unless they know those will be instituted upon them without a doubt. This is basic human psychology and a well known fact. Denying it is asinine.
post 1606127921 05-29-2020, 12:19 AM
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Originally Posted By volleys
Actually doing something instead of sitting in your chair furiously tapping away at your keyboard about social injustices.

Tell me what "corrupt systems" were made not corrupt by outside change? Are they still not corrupted? How naive are you to believe that corruption doesn't exist in some shape or form at every level of our world?
So what the phuck are you doing?

Nazi Germany.

Don't put words in my mouth, I never said "corruption doesn't exist on some level", but there's a difference between cops repeatedly killing helpless people and other forms of corruption.
post 1606279321 05-30-2020, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted By irollurmom
As if a cop would ever willingly hold another cop accountable for a crime. just lol
Bich ain't ya watched Internal Affairs?
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post 1606284151 05-30-2020, 05:39 PM
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Originally Posted By latverian41
OP, for one he was not a cop, he was not a policeman, he was not a Detective nor was he an agent of sny kind

He was a pos who socially engineered himself into the insitution. Having no love ,care,appreciation or understsnding for what that badge and uniform represent and stand for.

Just because a person makes their way in and graduates and gets a badge ans uniform it does not automatically make them any. Of the above that i just mentioned .

I have always belived and supoirted the blue wall of silence and i always will. I have always believed there should never be such a thing as a civilian review board and. I always will. I wont take the time to explain and type out why i support and believe in those things but this pos right here is why first loyalties must always go to the institution first. And not just blindly given to any man or woman. That makes it there cause too many times a man or woman does not sign up cause they love the institution and because they love and respect what the badge and uniform stand for or because it makes them feel grest peotecting and defending good decent people from the bad evil people in this world but instesd they sign up for selfish immoral reasons hopibg to take advantage of that badge and uniform to fullfill thsir own selfish ends.

Nope. This man was not a law man. He was a criminal in uniform who deserves to have the book thrown at him because the reputation and honor and integirity of the institution must be defended above all else.it is people like this who coukd care less how much damage they bring to it.

Prayers go out to the victims family
LOL, you miss the fact the underlying institution is corrupt and ****ed

Did you not see the video retard? it wasn't just one guy, it was all the cops there standing around with their hands in their pockets. Blue code of silence is part of the problem. You see that guys previous rap sheet of all the **** he'd gotten away with?
post 1606284901 05-30-2020, 05:49 PM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
Maybe other cops would think twice if they knew there would be consequences. Look at this guy's rap sheet lol:

how is this guy still allowed to serve
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post 1606285171 05-30-2020, 05:53 PM
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Its called keeping the society civil after a riot causing event. If they allowed them to enter his house and murder him and his family. Then all hell would break loose in our society. A complete race war would erupt where racist white people would start breaking into black peoples houses and killing them.
post 1606285861 05-30-2020, 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
Jesus Christ
post 1606286141 05-30-2020, 06:05 PM
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Originally Posted By NextPound
I understand what you are saying, but you understand why, right? We cannot have vigilante justice in the United States no matter how much it is or is not deserved. We have a judicial system set up for this, because last time I checked you are innocent until proven guilty no matter what. It certainly seems like this guy is guilty beyond a shred of a doubt, but the minute you do not afford him a fair trial and only rely on random video evidence, then no one gets a fair trial, and someday you may thank God you have a chance at a fair trial. All evidence should be collected and analyzed and a case should be built against him. I never understood why rioting in the streets was the call. Why not setup a fund for the prosecution that people across the country could donate to if you feel so included. Would be far more effective in delivering results and deterring future scumbags.

I totally understand your point about Eppstein too. Something does not add up right on that one, but he is not the first **** to get smoked in jail.
He should be in jail not out on bail.
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post 1606286871 05-30-2020, 06:15 PM
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Originally Posted By kingmanaverage
This, you can't let mob justice rule even when the guy is a clear pos like in this case. Still got to have a fair trial first.
No such thing as a fair trial when it comes to cops. They always get off.
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post 1606287211 05-30-2020, 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
Maybe other cops would think twice if they knew there would be consequences. Look at this guy's rap sheet lol:
sounds like a fine upstanding citizen enforcing the law
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