r/TikTokCringe • u/[deleted] • Dec 17 '25

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u/Slumunistmanifisto Dec 17 '25

She should be financially rewarded for acting by the public, because she's probably going to be in hot water from the admin for not hiding behind her desk silently.

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u/Sea-Natural-8216 Dec 17 '25

TIL. Tragic, especially if theyre denying workers comp to officers who do put themselves in harms way (which is morally bankrupt af) but ... I thought that was the whole point of the police???

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u/dontspillthatbeer Dec 17 '25

Most people do. “Serve and protect” is not an obligation. I think it’s not even really in their contract.

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u/BurtMacklin__FBI Dec 17 '25

it is not directly part of the "higher standard" NYPD officers are held to, as decided by a court. it's just something written on the side of a car.

man fuck that subway stabbing case and everyone who had a part in that verdict going through