Running "Cops be crazy yo" thread

Do you know what an absolute fucking liability you have to be to have not one but two police departments (and their unions) strongly suggest you should go do your policing somewhere else?

 

The guy was high on meth, was beating his mother, then put others in danger by jumping on cars on the street, threw his mother into traffic. They also tazed him twice, but it didn't work.

Salinas police beating video looks 'horrific' but there's context, chief says - LA Times

I'm sorry if I'm not more sympathetic to him.

 

It's funny that the police chief caled this guy's actions indefensible when so many people here and elsewhere are defending him.

 

Anybody take you up on it?

 

Sadly no. Of course I never said "was not" wouldn't be in front of that sentence.

 

Maybe he can hit Zag up for a job?

 

Yeah, because a 15-year-old girl in a bikini could have an AK-47 hidden somewhere. Better yet, the way those two kids carried their green towels looked like aluminum bats. That prompted John Rambo to pull his weapon because what's that standard line we see a lot these days in reports? Oh, that's right; he felt threatened.

 

How did that dumbass make corporal?

 

10 years on the force plus seniority equals there ya' go.

 

That's not what the residents are saying:
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I could watch the barrell roll that starts the shenanigans 100 times in a row and still laugh out loud.

 

Collateral damage piling up.

White lady who punched black girl suspended from job at CoreLogic, a Bank of America contractor.

White woman suspended from job after allegedly instigating McKinney pool fight

North Miami Senior High principal fired after posting on Herald's website. "He did nothing wrong,” Iber wrote in a comment that showed his Facebook picture, name, school and title. “He was afraid for his life. I commend him for his actions.”

Miami-Dade schools remove principal after his post about police controversy | Miami Herald Miami Herald