ITS NATIONAL POLICE APPRECIATION DAY!

[cajunrevenge]

So heres a thread dedicated to our heroes keeping us safe.









Watch how this cop arrests a teacher for asking questions. Then later threatens to arrest other teachers for "public intimidation". You know whats going to happen when she gets to jail? They are going to drop the charges and release her but it was never the intent to charge her with a crime. If a cop can arrest you for any reason he chooses you are not free. Officers need to be held accountable for false arrests.

[Jaw]

Cajun have you ever thought about getting into some type of formal role in police encounter activism? You are obviously passionate about it, and most of the examples you present are legitimate examples of police overstepping the line. I think you would be good at it and that it would be good for you.

[thethe]

Thank you for protecting and serve!

[cajunrevenge]

I am working on it. Hurricane Harvey set me back a lot. Hoping to resume college and work towards a law degree this time next year. If I could I would become a police officer and work my way from there to a law degree but I have a minor hip problem that I dont think would allow me to pass the physical part of the training.

[Jaw]

http://www.charlotteobserver.com/new...194832664.html

A domestic violence call that became a manhunt resulted in four law enforcement officers being shot overnight in York County in South Carolina, just south of Charlotte.

Conditions for the four were not released as of early Tuesday, but the York County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Trent Faris implied the wounds were serious when he said they needed prayers.
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Faris said the shootings occurred as the result of a domestic call to a home on Farrier Lane at 10:10 p.m. Monday. The home is located outside of York.

McCall fled the scene and deputies launched a manhunt.

The first of officers to be shot was working with the K-9 team, and it happened shortly after 1 a.m. The officer was taken to Piedmont Medical Center in a patrol car, officials said.

The search for McCall was then expanded to include other agencies, and that’s when three additional officers were shot around 3:30 a.m., Faris said. Two were deputies and one was a York County police officer who was assisting with the SWAT effort. Two of the wounded were taken to Carolinas Medical Center by helicopter and the third was transported by vehicle, officials said.

The two deputies and police officer were in the woods near Campbell Road when McCall opened fire on them, WSOC reports. The station is also reporting that McCall fired a rifle at the helicopter that was participating in the search, and the helicopter was hit.

[cajunrevenge]

Well that makes my day a little better.