While hitting the guy is terrible… why do they always run? The long arm of the law can take you the easy way or the hard way but unless your name is D.B. Cooper it’s gonna get you.MotorCityRadioFreak wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 10:47 pmI agree. The cop played a stupid game and got suspended. Hope they charge that fucker.
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To Protect and Swerve
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I can't grasp how my comment could be construed as an attack on the LGBTQWXYZ (and whatever other letters they decide to add this week) community.MotorCityRadioFreak wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 11:13 pmLet me also say that the fact that you, GG, and Reagan4P all attack the LGBT community in a similar way is not lost on me.
If, in response to a statement that a straight man was going to be locked away and forced to have intercourse with women for five to ten years and asked if someone wondered if he had to pay extra for that, would it be considered an attack on the straight community?
New York and Chicago were all in with respect to their sanctuary status — until they were hit with the challenge of actually providing sanctuary. In other words, typical liberal hypocrisy.
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This guy, from all I can see, wasn't a hardened criminal or anything like that. This was a license plate violation that he was being detained for. If the cops are willing to hit a guy with a damn car over a license plate violation, then that's a problem.
If you watch the video of it, keep in mind that the cop who swerved off the road and ran the guy with a license plate violation over was cleared because they found it was an "accident". That cop hit this guy head-on, the car wasnt off to the side of the suspect, it was aimed right at the dude. If the cops are going to protect one another to this degree and stand by while their peers literally run citizens over, then this is more support for why citizens would feel they have to run.
And in the end, the most they could do is nail the guy for having 14 grams of meth on him.
If you watch the video of it, keep in mind that the cop who swerved off the road and ran the guy with a license plate violation over was cleared because they found it was an "accident". That cop hit this guy head-on, the car wasnt off to the side of the suspect, it was aimed right at the dude. If the cops are going to protect one another to this degree and stand by while their peers literally run citizens over, then this is more support for why citizens would feel they have to run.
And in the end, the most they could do is nail the guy for having 14 grams of meth on him.