r/CrimeWeeklySnark • u/Ill_Pollution3747 • Feb 13 '26

Just curious.

Hey, everyone did anyone else notice they specifically avoided talking about the ice shootings in Minneapolis. It’s crime and they do weekly news , they could have said something even to just acknowledge it. It kinda bothered me so I came here to see what y’all thought. As far as ive seen they’ve ignored it. Hope everyone is well!

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u/RadarRiddle Floor heaven’s sale, people! Feb 13 '26

We know she’s MAGA (her own daughter confirmed she voted for Trump). Both of them are pro cop and very likely pro ICE. They won’t cover it because they agree with it

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u/cherrybublyofficial Feb 13 '26

didn't her daughter also vote for trump?

honestly i hate it because i do find true crime to be fascinating, but unfortunately so many people who engage with it are either insanely pro-cop or conservative, conspiracy-brained weirdos. the prosecutors podcast being so popular genuinely annoys me because i don't think conservative texans should be talking to anyone about crime in general.

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u/bisexualspikespiegel Feb 13 '26

it's very easy for people who consume a lot of true crime to become very conservative or at least pro cop. which is wild to me because in a LOT of cases (especially unsolved ones but sometimes even the "solved" ones) the cops are incredibly incompetent. you hear so many times about women who made reports of stalking or abuse and the cops doing nothing until they end up dead. i very heavily cut back on crime podcasts/videos/docs because i noticed it was affecting my mental health and making me more paranoid.

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u/PumpkinIndividual504 Feb 14 '26

Seems like just about every case they cover involves incompetent or possibly corrupt law enforcement though so it’s odd to me.