Neverending **** the Police thread.

Runnin said:
If it's the cops who have broken in and you shoot first, I'm guessing you won't be axing anything later.
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That's probably true but neither will some of them. If I know it's the police, etc., that would be different but that's not what we're talking about here, this is about those times when the cops broke into the wrong house (unannounced) and started shooting. What would you do?
 
mqt said:
One thing I always struggle with is the automatic reverence we have for police officers and soldiers. Undoubtedly there are incredibly brave people in both professions that do selfless work for the sake of their community/country, but there are also just a ****ton of terrible people that do not deserve my respect simply because they chose a job that is dangerous.
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If I can be serious for a minute. We really need to start teaching kids how to get arrested. We feed them all this freedom and liberty bull**** in school then when a cop stops them they think yelling about rights protects them. There are so many cases of false arrest where they give the cops a reason. Even if the arrest is false they get you on the resisting charge. The courts can not rule that resisting arrest is okay except in the most extreme cases because otherwise we would have all kinds of shootouts from jackasses who think they know the law. I see these people who bait cops to arrest them and they almost all act like complete jackasses. They give the cop some small justification for beating the **** out of them. You can tell a cop to **** off without cursing or raising your voice.
 
AerchAngel said:
Thanks for the captions Cajun.

I was pulled over and treated like schit by cops, once, as well. Fortunately I had a high ranking member of the most powerful company in town in the car with me or I don't think I would be with you all today.

I got an apology out of the ordeal because I and she demanded it. If we didn't I would be in that picture above.
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The first cops I plan to go after are the ones who will arrest you for contempt of cop. Mass surveillance cam be a bitch for both sides. Its just going to get easier to catch them in crystal audio and HD video from 20 angles streamed to a remote location over wifi. I cant imagine what we could have available in 10 years.
 
Oklahomahawk said:
That's probably true but neither will some of them. If I know it's the police, etc., that would be different but that's not what we're talking about here, this is about those times when the cops broke into the wrong house (unannounced) and started shooting. What would you do?
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Robber life hack - If homeowner sees you yell "Police Search Warrant".

Good luck having your wits about you at 3 am when you wake up to a flashbang.
 
cajunrevenge said:
[video=youtube;u40XbZ3JfYU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u40XbZ3JfYU[/video]

Cops raid wrong home and terrorize family in Georgia. Who do you call when cops are attempting to break into your house?
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I'm typically pro-police. I try to give them the benefit of the doubt because it's basically a **** job and I'm thankful for the vast majority of them who I think are making the world a better place. Having said all that....

This no knock nonsense needs to be reined in A LOT. I get the need for it if you are breaking into some South American cocaine cartel headquarters where there are probably 50 bad guys with AKs on the other side. It's crazy to use it for smaller offenses, and there needs to be some type of triple check that they are actually at the correct address. Once one innocent person died this should have all stopped.

God help me and whoever is coming in if anyone ever breaks down my door. As a friend of mine said, I'll just assume it's a clever robber if anyone ever breaks in and shouts Police.
 

More proof that cops should NEVER be believed in a court of law unless there is video proof. These cops said they had to fire because the vehicle was trying to run them over but their own dash cam shows the vehicle steered away from them before they started firing. A judge just ruled the cops cant use qualified immunity. Sadly I doubt they will be put in the cage they deserve to be in.
 
50PoundHead said:
Interesting bit on Mother Jones website: http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2017/02/dave-grossman-training-police-militarization
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The officer safety argumeny offends me the most. I dont have the right to shoot people anytime I fear for my life. Why dont I have the same right to be safe and protect myself?

Thr breakdown in trust between the people and cops is largely because cops refuse to police their own. They cant strictly enforce the law on everyone else and apply a different standard to themselves and other cops without losing the trust of the people.
 
cajunrevenge said:

Another bully with a badge.
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We have one like that down here in Mccurtain county, he has a reputation for being a major ahole. There are several other really nice ones down here, just the one jerk.

This on is up in Creek County, up SW of Tulsa and Sapulpa. Also, my brother in law studied to become an EMT several years back and he said one of the things he learned was that in OK an ambulance doesn't have any legal right to speed and that the authorities could give them a ticket any time they did speed if they just wanted to.
 
[video]https://youtu.be/3_-8wPn-XZ8[/video]

Police protecting and serving in Austin. Filthy jaywalkers think they own the streets. She is lucky the cops didnt rape her.
 
cajunrevenge said:
Are they still nice ones if they stick up for and protect the bad ones?
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Sure there can be. It's the leadership and the police unions who make things worse when they say "let's wait until all the facts are in" and then they quietly cause it to go away after people forget. Also, all those "I support all LEOs that you see on Facebook, etc., making you out to be unpatriotic or some kind of trouble making ahole if you try to hold that bad 1% to the same standard that the other 99% already follow.
 
I think its a lot more than 1%. I agree the police unions are a big part of the problem. The code of silence is the biggest problem and its a lot more than 1% enforcing that. I think 90% of cops would cover for another cop who murdered someone on duty.
 
[video]http://www.pennlive.com/news/2017/02/jury_quickly_convicts_state_tr.html[/video]

Here is a cop actually being held accountable. I bet he only gets probation though. Put a cop in handcuffs for flipping you off then kick him and you are going away for 20+ years.
 
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