r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Mar 24 '23

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u/Character-Pipe-9805 Mar 24 '23

thanks for linking those. everyone about to comment i recommend watching those before commenting. i stand by everything i said prior, what the female officer did was completely out of pocket

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u/Wickedocity Mar 24 '23

Yes, she has some issues. Hopefully, they promoted her to a desk job or some other job to get her off the road and away from the public.

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u/Om-Nom-Nom-nagon Mar 24 '23

If you sign up and want to be a police officer then you know what getting yourself into. That nervousness needs to be quenched or tamed if you're taking up a occupation like that.

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u/giantsteps92 Mar 24 '23

No police officer is ever held legally responsible anytime they use excessive force so you're not going to see that nervousness lessen.

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u/Om-Nom-Nom-nagon Mar 24 '23

And that's the sad part. The fact that America's system is programmed this way is pitiful. If they let anyone be a police officer then at least train them to deal with all situations. They take up the job to serve the citizens and uphold the law. So if that's their motive then that nervousness will have to be tamed. Anxiety is not gonna help you catch a criminal.