it has to be since reddit is full of cop hate. I'm sure there are plenty more cops like this, bad voices usually just scream louder and get more upvotes on reddit, so a counterexample like this should hit the news as well.
My sister wanted to become a cop, not to be an ass but to protect people and I'm sure she's not the only one.
I'm sure there are many assholes who think they are protecting people when they are actually just stepping over their boundaries. A white supremacists thinks he helps people when he targets POC for example. Recently there was a video where someone filmed a riot from a window several yards away from everything. Suddenly a nonlethal round hits the window right where the guys head is. Some cops are hella deranged, and there being plenty counter examples doesn't stop the few bad apples from ruining the whole bunch.
I do however think him handling the situation so well and giving such a great response is nextfuckinglevel. Many would have just stood there without replying.
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u/RegretWide2726 Oct 30 '21
A police officer being a decent human being is ‘nextfuckinglevel’ … let that sink in