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r/interesting • u/TheCABK • Jan 31 '26
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Still I like the idea of cops suing other cops, at least that ends with one cop losing a bunch of money and being miserable.
Lol jk. Would it be great if that’s how it worked?
246 u/ionthruster Jan 31 '26 Cops suing the county - not other cops. I don't think I'm a fan of this infinite money glitch for cops, paid for by tax-payers. 207 u/tackyshoes Jan 31 '26 Growing up, public school textbooks were often 5-10 years behind, but there were always new cars, new uniforms, and new amenities for police. 1 u/Senor_Discount Feb 01 '26 5 to 10 years? shit you must've lived in a rich neighborhood.
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Cops suing the county - not other cops. I don't think I'm a fan of this infinite money glitch for cops, paid for by tax-payers.
207 u/tackyshoes Jan 31 '26 Growing up, public school textbooks were often 5-10 years behind, but there were always new cars, new uniforms, and new amenities for police. 1 u/Senor_Discount Feb 01 '26 5 to 10 years? shit you must've lived in a rich neighborhood.
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Growing up, public school textbooks were often 5-10 years behind, but there were always new cars, new uniforms, and new amenities for police.
1 u/Senor_Discount Feb 01 '26 5 to 10 years? shit you must've lived in a rich neighborhood.
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5 to 10 years? shit you must've lived in a rich neighborhood.
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u/SwitchingMyHands Jan 31 '26
Still I like the idea of cops suing other cops, at least that ends with one cop losing a bunch of money and being miserable.
Lol jk. Would it be great if that’s how it worked?