2 Cops Save Life of a Stabbing Victim

[Tomahawking4life]

http://www.cleveland.com/metro/index...ng_victim.html

Not bad for a couple of "no good murdering cops".

[sturg33]

I'm happy to hear these two cops did their job

[Tomahawking4life]

I'm happy to hear these two cops did their job

Of course they did. Most cops do.

[goldfly]

This reminds me of Chris rocks bit about "niggas always wanting credit for **** they are supposed to do"

Congrats, they are doing what our tax money pays them to do.


Edit: I had to laugh at what words were censored in that post :lol

[gilesfan]

So when they do something good, it's just them doing their jobs and when they do something bad they are police state, pieces of ****?

[jpx7]

Of course they did. Most cops do.

So then everyone should be especially up-in-arms about the epidemic of police not doing their job (by virtue of going beyond how they should reasonably operate) and then not seeing any punishment for that failure. Because those that aren't doing their job are creating a general climate of mistrust, suspicion, and odiousness that makes it much more difficult for all these good cops to do their job.

Sadly, however, even the good ones often fail to speak out, report on those fellow police not doing their job, and testify when fellow police engage in criminal behavior, because of the whole unshakeable fraternal climate and associated stigmas. That sort of silence makes good cops complicit in the misdeeds and improprieties of the bad.

[The Chosen One]

So when they do something good, it's just them doing their jobs and when they do something bad they are police state, pieces of ****?

Don't think you quite understand what false equivalence is.

[gilesfan]

Don't think you quite understand what false equivalence is.

I bet you give a mean blowjob.

[Julio3000]

So then everyone should be especially up-in-arms about the epidemic of police not doing their job (by virtue of going beyond how they should reasonably operate) and then not seeing any punishment for that failure. Because those that aren't doing their job are creating a general climate of mistrust, suspicion, and odiousness that makes it much more difficult for all these good cops to do their job.

Sadly, however, even the good ones often fail to speak out, report on those fellow police not doing their job, and testify when fellow police engage in criminal behavior, because of the whole unshakeable fraternal climate and associated stigmas. That sort of silence makes good cops complicit in the misdeeds and improprieties of the bad.

^^^^^^

[gilesfan]

So then everyone should be especially up-in-arms about the epidemic of police not doing their job (by virtue of going beyond how they should reasonably operate) and then not seeing any punishment for that failure. Because those that aren't doing their job are creating a general climate of mistrust, suspicion, and odiousness that makes it much more difficult for all these good cops to do their job.

Sadly, however, even the good ones often fail to speak out, report on those fellow police not doing their job, and testify when fellow police engage in criminal behavior, because of the whole unshakeable fraternal climate and associated stigmas. That sort of silence makes good cops complicit in the misdeeds and improprieties of the bad.

I doubt cops are worse than ever. I would venture to guess they are a lot less corrupt than they have been in history. But, the media loves to push this type of stuff to stay relevant. And plenty of sheep jump on it.

[goldfly]

I doubt cops are worse than ever. I would venture to guess they are a lot less corrupt than they have been in history. But, the media loves to push this type of stuff to stay relevant. And plenty of sheep jump on it.

Nice, blaming the media and sheep in the same statement

[Metaphysicist]

I doubt cops are worse than ever.

Just because cops aren't literally all Bull Connor clones doesn't mean the current status isn't a problem.