Dr.3D
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Yeah, they should save the arrest for O-dark thirty in the morning so they can pretend they are doing something even more fun when they invade someones home and shoot their dog.
CA - Cops break elderly man's neck during traffic stop
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Yeah, they should save the arrest for O-dark thirty in the morning so they can pretend they are doing something even more fun when they invade someones home and shoot their dog.
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Just spitballing here, but maybe we need a completely new tool of enforcement against this. What about something like State-level statutory disincorporation of cities that get three-strikes with letting their PD junkyard dogs off the leash? Three strikes (define some level of criminal/civil damage which counts as a strike) and your city's corporation is dissolved by the State forthwith, three-year moratorium on re-incorporation, and the roster of all sitting officers are forever censured from holding office in any city corporation in that same city. This is actually a proportional punishment, IMO, and it aligns the incentives correctly, because the buck stops with the city to set the policies that permit or prevent these dangerous junkyard dogs to stay around on their PDs.
If I was a young man and this happened to my father , grandfather etc I would personally hunt them down . Anything else is unacceptable . Pretty much what is wrong with this country of pussies . Bad people feel they are allowed to do whatever because they will not be held accountable.
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New Haven PD sees Yuba City PD's $20 million, and raises them another $25 million ...
SERVED. AND. PROTECTED.
NOT INTENTIONALLY MALEVOLENT
RICHARD COX DID THIS TO HIMSELF
This Holds The Record For The LARGEST Lawsuit EVER FILED Against Cops!
{Audit the Audit | 28 April 2025}
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Would probably be simpler if the cops just shot everybody first and figured circumstances out later. With the shiny new immunity they’ll soon have it would cut down on paperwork and make things way more efficient
Would probably be simpler if the cops just shot everybody first and figured circumstances out later. With the shiny new immunity they’ll soon have it would cut down on paperwork and make things way more efficient
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