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captainmorgan

captainmorgan

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Police are the same all over the planet and there needs to be reform on who is hired. Just like the priesthood or the boy scouts attracts pedophiles, policing attracts a type that needs to be screened out. It's already known that they don't like hiring intelligent people who might question orders, they prefer dumb and obedient. There needs to be serious psychological screening to weed out people that have no business having a weapon and power over others. Case in point, a police officer kidnaps and kills a young woman, how was someone like this hired in the first place? What happens next shows that the problem goes right to the top. A peaceful candle light vigil was attacked by the police, who would order such a thing and why is someone like that in charge? Police departments are full of mentally unstable idiots from top to bottom.


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Fury as London police officers break up vigil to murdered Sarah Everard | CNN

Women's rights activists in the UK are reeling from the Metropolitan Police's heavy-handed approach at a Saturday night vigil for Sarah Everard, a 33-year old who was murdered while walking home in South London earlier this month.
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DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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captainmorgan said:
Doughnut boy is in trouble.
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Yep a firing I'd say and a lawsuit, the man was a US army officer in uniform FFS, they are suppose to have social and even legal statues. They need a national bad cop database so that assholes don't just go to another state and do it all over again, but don't even get to work as security guards. Cellphones and video cameras have done more for black people in America than almost anything else recently, people often get to see the hate from their POV. It's technology like video cameras and the internet that's doing the most to cause police reform. These guys weren't serving and protecting anybody, they were just racist assholes who committed assault and unlawful confinement.
 
CikaBika

CikaBika

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Justin-case said:
How many are black?
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Stay off the weeeeed!
99%.. We call them gypsies..

But for you and others with low IQ, point is that laws in EU are such that Police dont have any authority over people who serve in the Military, only thing they can do Is call Military Police..

Wooow brain melting for some idiots ha??
 
Justin-case

Justin-case

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CikaBika said:
Stay off the weeeeed!
99%.. We call them gypsies..

But for you and others with low IQ, point is that laws in EU are such that Police dont have any authority over people who serve in the Military, only thing they can do Is call Military Police..

Wooow brain melting for some idiots ha??
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Little cika, Russia isn't part of the EU, nice try though.
 
hanimmal

hanimmal

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https://www.cnn.com/2021/04/01/us/texas-trooper-dies-shot-on-highway/?hpt=ob_blogfooterold
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After being shot in the line of duty last week, a Texas state trooper has died, according to a statement from the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS).

Trooper Chad Walker, 38, stopped to assist a driver alongside a highway near Mexia, Texas, on Friday when the driver exited the vehicle and shot him multiple times, according to series of tweets from DPS over the weekend.

"Trooper Walker's horrific murder is a solemn reminder of the dangers law enforcement officers face every day to keep our communities safe," Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said Wednesday night.

Walker was transported to a hospital in Waco following the shooting, DPS said. On Monday, DPS updated Walker's condition in a statement, saying he was no longer displaying "signs of viable brain activity and he remains on life-support until he can share the gift of life as an organ donor."

DPS announced Walker's death Wednesday afternoon.

"Texas Highway Patrol Trooper Chad Walker was committed to protecting the people of Texas. His sacrifice will never be forgotten, and we ask that you keep his family, friends and colleagues in your prayers during the difficult days ahead," DPS Director Steven McCraw said in a statement announcing his death on Wednesday.

A second-generation law enforcement officer who began his career in 2003, Walker leaves behind a wife and four children, according to DPS.
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