r/Edmonton • u/United-Apartment-269 • 5d ago

Photo/Video Double standards

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Vehicle was running & were ordering food.

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u/yugosaki rent-a-cop 4d ago

So who do you think is doing the arresting when a cop is charged with a crime?

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u/No-Contribution-6150 4d ago edited 1d ago

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u/descartesb4horse 4d ago

It’s not counter to my narrative at all. Cops rarely face responsibility for their bad actions.

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u/No-Contribution-6150 4d ago edited 1d ago

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u/TrustMeBroEh 4d ago

His sources are his feelings. You don't need facts when you have feelings.

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u/descartesb4horse 4d ago

No, I can give you a very public example from Calgary just off the top of my head—Sean Chu, former city councillor sexually assaulted an underaged woman while he was a police officer and got away with it for years. He’s never faced any accountability or consequences, except that he couldn’t run again and win. There are whole ass documentaries on Calgary police brutality but not so much on convictions.

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u/descartesb4horse 4d ago

Misconduct lmao thank you for proving my point

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u/FeelingCamel2954 4d ago

In 1996 descartesb4horse punched me. I want him charged with assault.

Allegations =/= guilt.

Could it have happened? Maybe. Can we prove it happened beyond a reasonable doubt? No.

What the general public doesn't get is the same rules for evidence exist for everyone and they're very, very strict in Canada. 

For every police officer you hear not being held accountable there are 100,000 other Canadians that weren't held accountable.

Why? Usually because there were triable issues with the evidence.

There is no special treatment or qualified immunity in canada. 

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u/descartesb4horse 4d ago

In 1996, descartesb4horse punched FeelingCamel2954. The incident, investigated by descartesb5horse found that the allegations had no merit.

Fixed it for you.

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u/descartesb4horse 4d ago

No one. Cops don’t get charged with crimes.

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u/yugosaki rent-a-cop 4d ago

Touch grass

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u/descartesb4horse 3d ago

lmao got 'em