SavannahMann
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One of the curious things about our Justice System is the way in which various cases are investigated, and prosecuted. When a cop is attacked, and struck by punches, the charges of assaulting a police officer, a Felony in Georgia, are made immediately. There isn’t any delay while superiors seek to consider it and review the tapes. The charges are made immediately, and chances are the trial and conviction will happen just as fast as they can get it before a Judge.
On the other hand, when a cop is the one doing the assaulting, that is going to take some time before charges are even considered. In this case, the obvious criminal assault happened almost a year ago. Yet, the cops involved were just charged.
Two Indiana cops charged with battery 11 months after being filmed brutally beating handcuffed man | Daily Mail Online
Not convicted, but merely charged. Now, why did it take eleven months to charge the cops? Was there any imaginable way in which this activity was not excessive? Yes, the arrestee was wrong for spitting on the cop. Yes, he should be prosecuted for that. Yes, the cops should take action to insure it doesn’t happen again. That is why they have spit masks, and as you can see in the video, more than enough officers to insure the mask is put on the combative prisoner.
The question is why it took so long to charge the cops for their actions? If the tables were turned, would anyone suggest that the individual who assaulted a cop would be awaiting charges for eleven months?
On the other hand, when a cop is the one doing the assaulting, that is going to take some time before charges are even considered. In this case, the obvious criminal assault happened almost a year ago. Yet, the cops involved were just charged.
Two Indiana cops charged with battery 11 months after being filmed brutally beating handcuffed man | Daily Mail Online
Not convicted, but merely charged. Now, why did it take eleven months to charge the cops? Was there any imaginable way in which this activity was not excessive? Yes, the arrestee was wrong for spitting on the cop. Yes, he should be prosecuted for that. Yes, the cops should take action to insure it doesn’t happen again. That is why they have spit masks, and as you can see in the video, more than enough officers to insure the mask is put on the combative prisoner.
The question is why it took so long to charge the cops for their actions? If the tables were turned, would anyone suggest that the individual who assaulted a cop would be awaiting charges for eleven months?