I meant more the active following with eyes on them (so they can't claim they needed to chase to see if they take more hostages or dump the stolen goods or whatever)
Can do that from farther back in civilian vehicles with the GPS giving directions.
I meant more the active following with eyes on them (so they can't claim they needed to chase to see if they take more hostages or dump the stolen goods or whatever)
or a helicopter, which was following it, which was what I mentioned that he was responding to.Can do that from farther back in civilian vehicles with the GPS giving directions.
the two GoFundMe accounts going around right now are by Frank's brother and by a union. UPS didn't make a GoFundMe, they thanked the cops.
Officer gets so drunk that he is found passed out in his squad car in the middle of the road.
Gets a mild demotion and unpaid suspension.
Aurora police chief defends decision not to fire officer found drunk in running patrol car
In a letter sent to staff Friday night, Chief Nick Metz also criticized local media's reporting on his department's response to the incident.www.9news.com
Cops raid house. Cops shoot woman legally living there. Afterward, authorities find out that the man they were looking for in the house was in jail during the raid.
Wanted man was already in jail when agents raided his former home and shot woman inside
MOBILE COUNTY, Ala. (WALA) -- The man who investigators were looking to arrest was already in jail when a task force raided his former home in Wilmer on Thursday morning.www.fox10tv.com
So, we are supposed to, and encouraged to, have firearms in the house for defense against government tyranny, but that only leaves you open to be shot by coppers.
That’s quite the racket.
What gets me is jurisdictions that claim body cameras are too expensive to buy and maintain then they buy a war machine that they’ll use once a decade for an inflated price.
And when they finally get the cameras, better footage can be had by duct taping an iPhone to their shirt.
Like “security” cameras, body cams are about as low tech as they can be.
it may be because they know the body cams are more likely to provide evidence against them than exonerate them, so it's cheaper not to get them and take their odds in court knowing jurors are generally biased in favor of policeWhat gets me is jurisdictions that claim body cameras are too expensive to buy and maintain then they buy a war machine that they’ll use once a decade for an inflated price.
And when they finally get the cameras, better footage can be had by duct taping an iPhone to their shirt.
Like “security” cameras, body cams are about as low tech as they can be.