Official 'FUCK THE POLICE' Thread. (Examples of Police Brutality)
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twostrokenut
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sheriffs?
ttystikk
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Maybe we should start screaming for Kevin's head- if his idea of standing up for the FOP is to defend convicted (would-be) killers, then he definitely doesn't need to be in office. His words are unhelpful for the cause of public safety and for the respect of the police.
ttystikk
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So that's the only alternative you can think of, pea brain?
How about holding cops accountable for breaking the law? Exactly WTF is your problem with that?
I have no problem with good cops. In fact, good cops understand that bad cops make their job far more difficult. It's time that police unions stop protecting cops who flagrantly violate the law.
They need to be held to a HIGHER standard than ordinary citizens, it's their collective credibility on the line.
Some of them are starting to figure that out. The rest need to be shown the door.
http://www.sltrib.com/pb/news/2017/08/31/utah-nurse-arrested-after-complying-with-hospital-policy-that-bars-taking-blood-from-unconscious-victim
One wonders how many patients on ventilators lives were endangered by this officers actions to 'protect' his department from prosecution for a high speed chase that should have been abandoned, classic blame the victim.
One wonders how many patients on ventilators lives were endangered by this officers actions to 'protect' his department from prosecution for a high speed chase that should have been abandoned, classic blame the victim.
WeedFreak78
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Fuck all police until the "good" ones start standing up and outing, vilifying and arresting the criminal police. Until then, they are all complicit and deserve a lead infusion to the brain stem.
WeedFreak78
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The victim was an off duty cop, makes me wonder why the urgency if they knew that. Usually that attitude is because they don't want the "perp" trying to clean himself up.
QuarksRSmall
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Both the detective and the Lt. That gave the order to arrest the nurse should be fired and then brought up on charges themselves. Anything less is just another big FU to the common people. If no criminal charges are pursued, I at least hope the nurse finds the spine to take it to civil court.
ttystikk
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She should get a seven figure settlement from the police department if there is any Justice left in Utah.
Fucking thug cops.
ttystikk
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I'd like this post except for the very last part.
Only when police are held individually and collectively accountable for their behavior will the current epidemic of police violence in this country come to an end.
ttystikk
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Plain old overstepping his boundaries, nothing more, nothing less. Here's hoping she sues and gets a nice fat check.
WeedFreak78
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I don't think it's going to happen anytime soon. I don't think the majority of the country views it as the violence it is. Even when there's undeniable, video evidence it needs to be fairly extreme before people question it. I know more people than not that I've talked to about cops think they have the right to manhandle you and be aggressive if you don't cooperate, because "if you have nothing to hide..." Just them doing what's necessary to a piece of shit criminal. Its scary to think there's Americans thinking that way. Until there's a cultural shift on how police are supposed to act, and the fact that just by being questioned, or even suspected of a crime, doesn't completely negate your rights, we're only going to see a sacrificial lamb when there's a major incident. Hopefully body cams are the interim deterrent, but they are already fighting against them.
I bet if he was off camera when he shot, we would of never heard a thing about it.
pabloesqobar
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I saw that this morning. There's a longer, 20 minute video of the incident. That a-hole cop lost his temper and snapped. Another cop lectured the nurse when she was cuffed in the car. Tried to use a convoluted explanation that the person they wanted blood from was the victim, not a suspect. Totally irrelevant. I hope she sues, gets paid, and that cop loses his job. He doesn't have the temperament to be in law enforcement.
Not only that asshole but his Lieutenant who instructed him to arrest her need to be up on attempted murder and battery under color of authority and summarily fired. My god those patients she was responsible for are critical in a burn unit. You don't haul their RN off! There is not enough staffing and burn unit RNs are massively specialized! Almost like they were attempting to murder the patient they created with their adrenaline charged chase!
Further WTF are cops doing drawing blood?! That is outrageous! The way it used to go was we were presented with a warrant and an RN or medical staff drew as the cop watched for preservation of chain of evidence. This is outrageous.
pabloesqobar
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Yeah, seems that some cops are licensed phlebotomists. Who knew. No warrant because no probable cause to give them reason to believe the victim was under the influence. The whole thing is suspicious.
Yes, he even stated there was no PC for a warrant! Which means you can't arrest a nurse who is on duty and charged by her licensing board to protect the rights of her unconscious patient! If she had let him draw she could have lost her license and been an accomplice to battery. They were trying to get this poor patient with some type of complicity so they wouldn't have to pay him as big for the injudicious high speed chase.
Can you imagine an actual suspect dying from complications of a bad draw? I get the feeling they don't think this shit through.
pabloesqobar
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In the lengthier video, the cop also made the argument that she should've given them blood from vials they collected when he was 1st brought in. Still makes no sense. He's not suspected of committing any crime. Fuck off. You can tell they are used to getting their way. And don't like being prevented from violating someone's 4th amendment rights.
abalonehx
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Utah. Fucking Utah. Fuck Utah.
This happens all the time though, everywhere. Just not caught on tape.
You know there are police across the country emboldened by this administration to
do as they please, and this is a good example. The rule of law and constitutional
rights of citizens mean nothing to these people. From the pardoning of Arpaio,
to opening the floodgates for asset forfeiture and militarizing your local police.
Watch and listen on YT to any of the recent Policeman's shindigs with their praised host,
Jefferson Beauregard Sessions. Dark times now and to come...it's just begun too.
This happens all the time though, everywhere. Just not caught on tape.
You know there are police across the country emboldened by this administration to
do as they please, and this is a good example. The rule of law and constitutional
rights of citizens mean nothing to these people. From the pardoning of Arpaio,
to opening the floodgates for asset forfeiture and militarizing your local police.
Watch and listen on YT to any of the recent Policeman's shindigs with their praised host,
Jefferson Beauregard Sessions. Dark times now and to come...it's just begun too.
ttystikk
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Cops and thinking travel in separate circles.
They've gone too far and it's on tape. The blood is in the water and the lawyers are already circling. Of course when a police department loses a lawsuit, it's the taxpayer who gets stiffed for the bill.
Yay accountability!
