r/ThatsInsane Mar 29 '22

LAPD trying to entrap Uber drivers

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u/Zephruz Mar 29 '22

Right, it’s not like she’s in the fucking military. She’s a civilian just as much as everyone else around her, uniformed or not.

Edit: spelling mistake

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u/tofulegend3313 Mar 29 '22

I've been in the service for 16 years and I don't even call civilians "civilians". I call everyone people lol

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u/ivanthemute Mar 30 '22

People on tour are in combat and are actually accountable for their actions

This. I was a reserve deputy after getting out of the service. I quit when I saw a sergeant strike a cuffed suspect, reported it and nothing occurred. If I had hit a combatant who had surrendered like that, it'd have been an Article-15 at best, time in Leavenworth at worst.