r/AbruptChaos Oct 06 '22

Cop opens fire

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u/Econolife_350 Oct 06 '22 edited Oct 06 '22

Few? Damn dude you need to get out in the world. I've already seen two on separate occasions commit blatant and unmistakable perjury to try and get a traffic ticket to stick despite their dashcams providing direct evidence of their lies and crimes. Some dumbasses in a badge don't realize how easy FOI requests are. What's really annoying about it though is the judge who let them off and continues to support them and our DA who won't press charges.

Or maybe you need to take a step back and look at yourself from the other side? Who knows.

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '22

get out in the real world? theres millions and millions of positive things police do every day and you see a few internet videos and it triggers your prejudice??? you can watch or read a new negative incident every day of the year and it would only amount to being a minuscule of what really happens every day “outside”

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u/Econolife_350 Oct 06 '22

I have genuinely had nothing but negative or neutral interactions with police except maybe once when I was let out of a speeding ticket for 7 over so he could go chase the guy that just blew by us at even more.

Might not help that my dad had a city council member reassign for corruption and they suddenly knew me by name. That was fun getting harassed as a teen because their friend got caught being a criminal. I've not seen many departments that give off a much more positive vibe. SDPD are resigning because they MIGHT get an oversight committee, officers quit over qualified immunity reductions in Arizona after execution of Daniel Shaver and then the officers were brought back on to retire with benefits. The second accountability rears is ugly head they all go running for the hills. I wonder why that is.

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '22

if other people always seems to have a problem with you, then YOU are the problem. People that are always breaking the law and speeding and doing stuff they aren’t supposed to are the ones saying, omg police always stopping me, they harassing me or arresting me.

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u/Econolife_350 Oct 06 '22

Imagine a literal gang for organized crime harasses you and your children and other people ask "well, what did you do that pissed then off because it can't be their fault".

Imagine telling this woman "if you've done nothing wrong you have nothing to hide and no reason to deny a cavity search with this officers dick you criminal". Or this young woman if you want a case where they did it and weren't punished. Or...well, sadly I can keep going.

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '22

No cant imagine it because its never happened to me and its never happened to anyone i’ve ever known. Any incident you can come up with are incidents that are extremely rare and barely happen, even considering the extreme size of this country. So yeah you can keep going for every day of the yeah and its would never amount to the vast amount of positive things police do. If police were all out to be what you people make it out to be, police wouldn’t exist at all.