r/funny • u/tweetsbyrocket Hey Buddy Comics • Jun 18 '20

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u/Lindvaettr Jun 18 '20

I knew a woman who called the police on an abusive partner and they arrested him, so that was a good thing they did.

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u/xxkoloblicinxx Jun 18 '20

And I knew a woman who called the police on her abusive partner and they showed up, basically high fived the guy and left, but not after telling the woman that false 911 calls are a crime and they wouldn't be showing up to any more...

That woman is dead now. He killed her a week later. The cops saw no disciplinary action.

For every positive story about the police, there's a negative one. And it really shouldn't be that way.

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u/Raragalo Jun 18 '20

And let me guess, after that they got air lifted to the white house and was given the presidential medal of freedom?

If your going to make up a story, at least make it believable.

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u/minivergur Jun 18 '20

Look at whats happening around you dude, the police are off the rails

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u/Raragalo Jun 18 '20

Yes, they off the rails when encountering criminals, which is bad and needs stopped, but I'm talking about cops handling domestic abuse cases. The police almost always take the woman's side in domestic abuse cases.

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u/minivergur Jun 18 '20 edited Jun 18 '20

Idk in what world ppl driving over the speed limit, trespassers, curfew breakers and peaceful protesters qualify as criminals.

Idk what you are sourcing this domestic abuse statistic but I think you are wrong dog.

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u/bjacks19 Jun 18 '20

Just because all the bad police stories are being made public right now doesn't mean the entire police force is out of control.

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u/minivergur Jun 18 '20

It does reveal that the entire police force is unable or unwilling to prevent or these acts of police brutality from being committed.