Law enforcement! To protect and serve?

[Asclepias]

Police Officers, "To protect and serve". I disagree with that statement. I don't see them serving or protecting, all I see with local law enforcement is, under trained, unprofessional young adults who got picked on and bullied in high school. There is a kid who became an officer that I went to school with, and he got picked on everyday. The problem with that is, do they have a personal vendetta? The people who picked on him throughout high school, even though they were wrong for doing that, say it seems like the officer is out to get them. To me these officers that got bullied in high school seem to be trying to prove something and just causing unnecessary trouble by looking for any little thing and make it a big problem. I have see it with my own eyes.
Police officers just harass and stir up trouble. They cuss at you, treat you bad, and don't care or want to listen to what you have to say. I know people that get extremely nervous when pulled over by an officer, and they never did anything wrong. No record, no traffic violations, never been arrested, and don't have anything illegal in their car. I don't think its right that Police Officers are putting fear into innocent people. Its pretty bad when everyone trys to avoid officers, who are suppose to be there to protect and serve, and wouldn't ask them for help even if their life depended on it. You might actually need their help but afraid to call them because they will look for a reason to arrest you.
I read an article awhile back and did you know that police officers are allowed to lie to citizens? The actually go through a course to teach how to affectively lie to us? But god forbid we lie to them its a big problem.
Last thing I got to say is that it just seems like you are guilty until you are proven innocent not innocent until proven guilty.

They gave up the "protect and serve" around here some time ago. They just enforce the law now, that's it.

Hey numb-nuts!

Police Body Camera Footage of Las Vegas Shooting

Ok what is your point? Some cops wear body cameras and actually do their job? Not all cops wear body cameras on duty. Wearing body cameras still isn't going to change the way they are. They will just find a way around it, make up excuses why they weren't wearing theirs at that exact moment when they pulled the trigger and killed someone. Judges and other police officers always believe the officer over citizen.
My issue is, the way they are treating people, and loosing trust with citizens of the community. How they just mess with people out of boredom. How some officers only became an officer of the lawn just to abuse the little power they may have, and mess with peoples lives and harass innocent people. Because they have something to prove and hold grudges and have personal agendas to mess with peoples lives that gave them a hard time in high school and take it out on innocent people. Its just not right.

No matter how many cameras they wear they have already convinced multiple generations of Black people that they cant be trusted. They have a long history of violence and coverup of violence in our communities.

Because Asclepias speaks for all black people, they elected him their representative, don'tcha know?

You dont have to believe me. You can go on line and look at how the Black community feels about the cops. You do realize BLM was started by Black people right?

 

[Marion Morrison]

They gave up the "protect and serve" around here some time ago. They just enforce the law now, that's it.

Hey numb-nuts!

Police Body Camera Footage of Las Vegas Shooting

Ok what is your point? Some cops wear body cameras and actually do their job? Not all cops wear body cameras on duty. Wearing body cameras still isn't going to change the way they are. They will just find a way around it, make up excuses why they weren't wearing theirs at that exact moment when they pulled the trigger and killed someone. Judges and other police officers always believe the officer over citizen.
My issue is, the way they are treating people, and loosing trust with citizens of the community. How they just mess with people out of boredom. How some officers only became an officer of the lawn just to abuse the little power they may have, and mess with peoples lives and harass innocent people. Because they have something to prove and hold grudges and have personal agendas to mess with peoples lives that gave them a hard time in high school and take it out on innocent people. Its just not right.

No matter how many cameras they wear they have already convinced multiple generations of Black people that they cant be trusted. They have a long history of violence and coverup of violence in our communities.

Because Asclepias speaks for all black people, they elected him their representative, don'tcha know?

You dont have to believe me. You can go on line and look at how the Black community feels about the cops. You do realize BLM was started by Black people right?

I also realize it wasn't started by all black people.

 

[Asclepias]

Hey numb-nuts!

Police Body Camera Footage of Las Vegas Shooting

Ok what is your point? Some cops wear body cameras and actually do their job? Not all cops wear body cameras on duty. Wearing body cameras still isn't going to change the way they are. They will just find a way around it, make up excuses why they weren't wearing theirs at that exact moment when they pulled the trigger and killed someone. Judges and other police officers always believe the officer over citizen.
My issue is, the way they are treating people, and loosing trust with citizens of the community. How they just mess with people out of boredom. How some officers only became an officer of the lawn just to abuse the little power they may have, and mess with peoples lives and harass innocent people. Because they have something to prove and hold grudges and have personal agendas to mess with peoples lives that gave them a hard time in high school and take it out on innocent people. Its just not right.

No matter how many cameras they wear they have already convinced multiple generations of Black people that they cant be trusted. They have a long history of violence and coverup of violence in our communities.

Because Asclepias speaks for all black people, they elected him their representative, don'tcha know?

You dont have to believe me. You can go on line and look at how the Black community feels about the cops. You do realize BLM was started by Black people right?

I also realize it wasn't started by all black people.

Where do you see the word "all" in my statement?

 

[miketx]

Dunno if all police officers were picked on in school, but I do know one thing.

You conservatives all ***** about unions, but the police have a union that will allow their officers to in some cases, literally get away with murder.

And, if they screw up bad enough to get laid off at one precinct, they can simply go and apply at another.

Sheesh...........................we hold the military to much higher standards than our police officers, and it shows.

I'm not saying all police officers were bullied, but the ones who were have a different motive then to protect and serve. The law is one big mafia, a rackette. Once they get that badge and power most abuse it. They act like the law doesn't apply to them. They get away with everything and quick to throw us in jail for an unpaid parking ticket. smh

But your opening post said all police officers were bullied.

 

[Asclepias]

Dunno if all police officers were picked on in school, but I do know one thing.

You conservatives all ***** about unions, but the police have a union that will allow their officers to in some cases, literally get away with murder.

And, if they screw up bad enough to get laid off at one precinct, they can simply go and apply at another.

Sheesh...........................we hold the military to much higher standards than our police officers, and it shows.

I'm not saying all police officers were bullied, but the ones who were have a different motive then to protect and serve. The law is one big mafia, a rackette. Once they get that badge and power most abuse it. They act like the law doesn't apply to them. They get away with everything and quick to throw us in jail for an unpaid parking ticket. smh

But your opening post said all police officers were bullied.

You should supply a quote. My guess is that he never said that.

 

[miketx]

Dunno if all police officers were picked on in school, but I do know one thing.

You conservatives all ***** about unions, but the police have a union that will allow their officers to in some cases, literally get away with murder.

And, if they screw up bad enough to get laid off at one precinct, they can simply go and apply at another.

Sheesh...........................we hold the military to much higher standards than our police officers, and it shows.

I'm not saying all police officers were bullied, but the ones who were have a different motive then to protect and serve. The law is one big mafia, a rackette. Once they get that badge and power most abuse it. They act like the law doesn't apply to them. They get away with everything and quick to throw us in jail for an unpaid parking ticket. smh

But your opening post said all police officers were bullied.

You should supply a quote. My guess is that he never said that.

If you can read the OP even you can see he said it.

Police Officers, "To protect and serve". I disagree with that statement. I don't see them serving or protecting, all I see with local law enforcement is, under trained, unprofessional young adults who got picked on and bullied in high school.

 

[Asclepias]

Dunno if all police officers were picked on in school, but I do know one thing.

You conservatives all ***** about unions, but the police have a union that will allow their officers to in some cases, literally get away with murder.

And, if they screw up bad enough to get laid off at one precinct, they can simply go and apply at another.

Sheesh...........................we hold the military to much higher standards than our police officers, and it shows.

I'm not saying all police officers were bullied, but the ones who were have a different motive then to protect and serve. The law is one big mafia, a rackette. Once they get that badge and power most abuse it. They act like the law doesn't apply to them. They get away with everything and quick to throw us in jail for an unpaid parking ticket. smh

But your opening post said all police officers were bullied.

You should supply a quote. My guess is that he never said that.

If you can read the OP even you can see he said it.

Police Officers, "To protect and serve". I disagree with that statement. I don't see them serving or protecting, all I see with local law enforcement is, under trained, unprofessional young adults who got picked on and bullied in high school.

He didnt say "all cops were bullied". He said "all I see".. Your reading comprehension is obviously on the fritz.

 

[miketx]

Dunno if all police officers were picked on in school, but I do know one thing.

You conservatives all ***** about unions, but the police have a union that will allow their officers to in some cases, literally get away with murder.

And, if they screw up bad enough to get laid off at one precinct, they can simply go and apply at another.

Sheesh...........................we hold the military to much higher standards than our police officers, and it shows.

I'm not saying all police officers were bullied, but the ones who were have a different motive then to protect and serve. The law is one big mafia, a rackette. Once they get that badge and power most abuse it. They act like the law doesn't apply to them. They get away with everything and quick to throw us in jail for an unpaid parking ticket. smh

But your opening post said all police officers were bullied.

You should supply a quote. My guess is that he never said that.

If you can read the OP even you can see he said it.

Police Officers, "To protect and serve". I disagree with that statement. I don't see them serving or protecting, all I see with local law enforcement is, under trained, unprofessional young adults who got picked on and bullied in high school.

He didnt say "all cops were bullied". He said "all I see".. Your reading comprehension is obviously on the fritz.

Playing word games...the great liberal pastime.

 

[ThatDude30]

Dunno if all police officers were picked on in school, but I do know one thing.

You conservatives all ***** about unions, but the police have a union that will allow their officers to in some cases, literally get away with murder.

And, if they screw up bad enough to get laid off at one precinct, they can simply go and apply at another.

Sheesh...........................we hold the military to much higher standards than our police officers, and it shows.

I'm not saying all police officers were bullied, but the ones who were have a different motive then to protect and serve. The law is one big mafia, a rackette. Once they get that badge and power most abuse it. They act like the law doesn't apply to them. They get away with everything and quick to throw us in jail for an unpaid parking ticket. smh

But your opening post said all police officers were bullied.

You should supply a quote. My guess is that he never said that.

If you can read the OP even you can see he said it.

Police Officers, "To protect and serve". I disagree with that statement. I don't see them serving or protecting, all I see with local law enforcement is, under trained, unprofessional young adults who got picked on and bullied in high school.

He didnt say "all cops were bullied". He said "all I see".. Your reading comprehension is obviously on the fritz.

You know what bothers me the most? When someone jumps in a convo, and says something that has nothing to do with the point. I never referred to all cops, I simply stated that I personally experienced and witnessed this behavior. I went to school with a kid who got picked on and bullied. One day I get pulled over and it was him. Luckily I never gave the kid a hard time, but I know people who have, and they say that it seems like the cop is out to get them, assuming its because how they treated him in high school. I think that police officers need to be professional and don't let personal feelings get involved with the way you do your job. Never once I mention anything about body cameras, that all cops are this way, or anything like that.

And also I stated that is what I see. It might not be that way in your area, but in my area this Is a real issue. And why aren't you underlining, "under trained, unprofessional young adults" If you assume I'm saying every cop was bullied would I not also be saying all cops are " under trained, unprofessional young adults". and where do you see that I said all cops? I'm pretty sure that in the post I stated not all cops are this way.

Please people don't reply and be completely off the issue. if you have to reread it couple times go right ahead. If you don't understand something, ask. I will have no problem clearing up and explaining any information I post. thank you

 

[Asclepias]

I'm not saying all police officers were bullied, but the ones who were have a different motive then to protect and serve. The law is one big mafia, a rackette. Once they get that badge and power most abuse it. They act like the law doesn't apply to them. They get away with everything and quick to throw us in jail for an unpaid parking ticket. smh

But your opening post said all police officers were bullied.

You should supply a quote. My guess is that he never said that.

If you can read the OP even you can see he said it.

Police Officers, "To protect and serve". I disagree with that statement. I don't see them serving or protecting, all I see with local law enforcement is, under trained, unprofessional young adults who got picked on and bullied in high school.

He didnt say "all cops were bullied". He said "all I see".. Your reading comprehension is obviously on the fritz.

Playing word games...the great liberal pastime.

Words count. Your lack of reading comprehension is not funny. You need to go get remedial training for your problem.

 

[Asclepias]

I'm not saying all police officers were bullied, but the ones who were have a different motive then to protect and serve. The law is one big mafia, a rackette. Once they get that badge and power most abuse it. They act like the law doesn't apply to them. They get away with everything and quick to throw us in jail for an unpaid parking ticket. smh

But your opening post said all police officers were bullied.

You should supply a quote. My guess is that he never said that.

If you can read the OP even you can see he said it.

Police Officers, "To protect and serve". I disagree with that statement. I don't see them serving or protecting, all I see with local law enforcement is, under trained, unprofessional young adults who got picked on and bullied in high school.

He didnt say "all cops were bullied". He said "all I see".. Your reading comprehension is obviously on the fritz.

You know what bothers me the most? When someone jumps in a convo, and says something that has nothing to do with the point. I never referred to all cops, I simply stated that I personally experienced and witnessed this behavior. I went to school with a kid who got picked on and bullied. One day I get pulled over and it was him. Luckily I never gave the kid a hard time, but I know people who have, and they say that it seems like the cop is out to get them, assuming its because how they treated him in high school. I think that police officers need to be professional and don't let personal feelings get involved with the way you do your job. Never once I mention anything about body cameras, that all cops are this way, or anything like that.

And also I stated that is what I see. It might not be that way in your area, but in my area this Is a real issue. And why aren't you underlining, "under trained, unprofessional young adults" If you assume I'm saying every cop was bullied would I not also be saying all cops are " under trained, unprofessional young adults". and where do you see that I said all cops? I'm pretty sure that in the post I stated not all cops are this way.

Please people don't reply and be completely off the issue. if you have to reread it couple times go right ahead. If you don't understand something, ask. I will have no problem clearing up and explaining any information I post. thank you

Yeah. I figured that. Then he posted what you said and exposed the issue. He has faulty reading comprehension. Looks like about 3rd grade level to me.

 

[OnePercenter]

Police Officers, "To protect and serve". I disagree with that statement. I don't see them serving or protecting, all I see with local law enforcement is, under trained, unprofessional young adults who got picked on and bullied in high school. There is a kid who became an officer that I went to school with, and he got picked on everyday. The problem with that is, do they have a personal vendetta? The people who picked on him throughout high school, even though they were wrong for doing that, say it seems like the officer is out to get them. To me these officers that got bullied in high school seem to be trying to prove something and just causing unnecessary trouble by looking for any little thing and make it a big problem. I have see it with my own eyes.
Police officers just harass and stir up trouble. They cuss at you, treat you bad, and don't care or want to listen to what you have to say. I know people that get extremely nervous when pulled over by an officer, and they never did anything wrong. No record, no traffic violations, never been arrested, and don't have anything illegal in their car. I don't think its right that Police Officers are putting fear into innocent people. Its pretty bad when everyone trys to avoid officers, who are suppose to be there to protect and serve, and wouldn't ask them for help even if their life depended on it. You might actually need their help but afraid to call them because they will look for a reason to arrest you.
I read an article awhile back and did you know that police officers are allowed to lie to citizens? The actually go through a course to teach how to affectively lie to us? But god forbid we lie to them its a big problem.
Last thing I got to say is that it just seems like you are guilty until you are proven innocent not innocent until proven guilty.

They gave up the "protect and serve" around here some time ago. They just enforce the law now, that's it.

Hey numb-nuts!

Police Body Camera Footage of Las Vegas Shooting

Ok what is your point? Some cops wear body cameras and actually do their job? Not all cops wear body cameras on duty. Wearing body cameras still isn't going to change the way they are. They will just find a way around it, make up excuses why they weren't wearing theirs at that exact moment when they pulled the trigger and killed someone. Judges and other police officers always believe the officer over citizen.
My issue is, the way they are treating people, and loosing trust with citizens of the community. How they just mess with people out of boredom. How some officers only became an officer of the lawn just to abuse the little power they may have, and mess with peoples lives and harass innocent people. Because they have something to prove and hold grudges and have personal agendas to mess with peoples lives that gave them a hard time in high school and take it out on innocent people. Its just not right.

Quit acting like a low-life douche bag and the cops will leave you alone.....

 

[OnePercenter]

Easy. Refrain from doing stupid shit in front of a cop.

There are cops that will pull up to you while you are walking, and start asking questions. Some times they even get out of the car and pat you down. I witnessed my buddy who is a heroin addict, who has been clean for 4 years and some odd months now. Me, my girlfriend and my buddy were walking to the local deli. Right before we were about to enter the deli, my girlfriends phone rings. So we stop, she answers and we decided to stay outside while she took the call from her son who was up in Erie visiting family. So there is this little wall right next to the deli, all three of us sat on it while she was talking to her son. There were about 3 maybe 4 cop cars driving and circling around. We didn't pay no mind to them, because we were walking to get some cigarettes.
We didn't have anything illegal on us at all. My buddy who is a heroin addict didn't have a thing on him. I had my wallet, phone, and about 7 bucks and some loose change for a pack of smokes, my girlfriend didn't have pockets because she was wearing yoga pants. Not one of us had an encounter with any of the police officers that ended up showing up. The one cop stopped at the stop sign and started to speak to us. We couldn't hear so we went up closer to his car. Started asking the usual questions what is your name, where do you live, where are you going, what are you doing, ect ect ect. After the questions he asked to see our arms, I knew he was looking for track marks. I didn't have anything to hide so with out hesitation I showed him mine. I knew my buddy has some nasty looking track marks and knew the officer was going to do something. My buddy shows him and the officer said "do you guys have anything on you?' We replied "no sir not at all, you can search us and everything!." He said " I am, I was going to all ready". Gets out searched us, found not 1 illegal thing.
We told him our story and that we were only sitting here so that my girlfriend could speak to her son. We just went for a walk to get smokes. Of course the officers didn't believe us. The cop said "who you guys meeting here?" "who you coping(buying) drugs off of?" "There were about 20+ black people walking around and we were the only 3 white people so they automatically assumed we were there to buy drugs. I made a smart comment because all this was unnecessary, I said yea, "you really think we are coping with only 7 dollars and 75 cents and 3 of the dollars was quarters?" Of course he got mad because we do not have freedom of speech when it comes to speaking to him. We live in this neighborhood and it mixed race. I don't think its right for him to automatically assume we were buying drugs because we were sitting there so my girl could talk to her son, but to them we looked like 3 junkies trying to cop off one of the 20 something black people walking around. I over heard the other officers speaking and that is what the pretty much said. And since somebody got shot outside the smoke shop few days before, when I told him we are buying cigarettes he said "yea right someone just got shot there the other day, your going to cop" Like they don't make any kind of sense to me anymore.

How can a person be a heroin addict and be clean for four years? Freudian slip?

Or maybe you dont understand that you are always an addict no matter how long you are clean.

"Former addict" never enters the talk?

Not if they are being truthful with themselves

If you aren't addicted to a particular substance (but at on time was) you would be a former or recovering addict.

 

[Asclepias]

There are cops that will pull up to you while you are walking, and start asking questions. Some times they even get out of the car and pat you down. I witnessed my buddy who is a heroin addict, who has been clean for 4 years and some odd months now. Me, my girlfriend and my buddy were walking to the local deli. Right before we were about to enter the deli, my girlfriends phone rings. So we stop, she answers and we decided to stay outside while she took the call from her son who was up in Erie visiting family. So there is this little wall right next to the deli, all three of us sat on it while she was talking to her son. There were about 3 maybe 4 cop cars driving and circling around. We didn't pay no mind to them, because we were walking to get some cigarettes.
We didn't have anything illegal on us at all. My buddy who is a heroin addict didn't have a thing on him. I had my wallet, phone, and about 7 bucks and some loose change for a pack of smokes, my girlfriend didn't have pockets because she was wearing yoga pants. Not one of us had an encounter with any of the police officers that ended up showing up. The one cop stopped at the stop sign and started to speak to us. We couldn't hear so we went up closer to his car. Started asking the usual questions what is your name, where do you live, where are you going, what are you doing, ect ect ect. After the questions he asked to see our arms, I knew he was looking for track marks. I didn't have anything to hide so with out hesitation I showed him mine. I knew my buddy has some nasty looking track marks and knew the officer was going to do something. My buddy shows him and the officer said "do you guys have anything on you?' We replied "no sir not at all, you can search us and everything!." He said " I am, I was going to all ready". Gets out searched us, found not 1 illegal thing.
We told him our story and that we were only sitting here so that my girlfriend could speak to her son. We just went for a walk to get smokes. Of course the officers didn't believe us. The cop said "who you guys meeting here?" "who you coping(buying) drugs off of?" "There were about 20+ black people walking around and we were the only 3 white people so they automatically assumed we were there to buy drugs. I made a smart comment because all this was unnecessary, I said yea, "you really think we are coping with only 7 dollars and 75 cents and 3 of the dollars was quarters?" Of course he got mad because we do not have freedom of speech when it comes to speaking to him. We live in this neighborhood and it mixed race. I don't think its right for him to automatically assume we were buying drugs because we were sitting there so my girl could talk to her son, but to them we looked like 3 junkies trying to cop off one of the 20 something black people walking around. I over heard the other officers speaking and that is what the pretty much said. And since somebody got shot outside the smoke shop few days before, when I told him we are buying cigarettes he said "yea right someone just got shot there the other day, your going to cop" Like they don't make any kind of sense to me anymore.

How can a person be a heroin addict and be clean for four years? Freudian slip?

Or maybe you dont understand that you are always an addict no matter how long you are clean.

"Former addict" never enters the talk?

Not if they are being truthful with themselves

If you aren't addicted to a particular substance (but at on time was) you would be a former or recovering addict.

Youre always addicted mentally. No such thing as a recovering addict. They just havent started back yet. You should read this book its about forming habits I will see if I can find it.

 

[ThatDude30]

There are cops that will pull up to you while you are walking, and start asking questions. Some times they even get out of the car and pat you down. I witnessed my buddy who is a heroin addict, who has been clean for 4 years and some odd months now. Me, my girlfriend and my buddy were walking to the local deli. Right before we were about to enter the deli, my girlfriends phone rings. So we stop, she answers and we decided to stay outside while she took the call from her son who was up in Erie visiting family. So there is this little wall right next to the deli, all three of us sat on it while she was talking to her son. There were about 3 maybe 4 cop cars driving and circling around. We didn't pay no mind to them, because we were walking to get some cigarettes.
We didn't have anything illegal on us at all. My buddy who is a heroin addict didn't have a thing on him. I had my wallet, phone, and about 7 bucks and some loose change for a pack of smokes, my girlfriend didn't have pockets because she was wearing yoga pants. Not one of us had an encounter with any of the police officers that ended up showing up. The one cop stopped at the stop sign and started to speak to us. We couldn't hear so we went up closer to his car. Started asking the usual questions what is your name, where do you live, where are you going, what are you doing, ect ect ect. After the questions he asked to see our arms, I knew he was looking for track marks. I didn't have anything to hide so with out hesitation I showed him mine. I knew my buddy has some nasty looking track marks and knew the officer was going to do something. My buddy shows him and the officer said "do you guys have anything on you?' We replied "no sir not at all, you can search us and everything!." He said " I am, I was going to all ready". Gets out searched us, found not 1 illegal thing.
We told him our story and that we were only sitting here so that my girlfriend could speak to her son. We just went for a walk to get smokes. Of course the officers didn't believe us. The cop said "who you guys meeting here?" "who you coping(buying) drugs off of?" "There were about 20+ black people walking around and we were the only 3 white people so they automatically assumed we were there to buy drugs. I made a smart comment because all this was unnecessary, I said yea, "you really think we are coping with only 7 dollars and 75 cents and 3 of the dollars was quarters?" Of course he got mad because we do not have freedom of speech when it comes to speaking to him. We live in this neighborhood and it mixed race. I don't think its right for him to automatically assume we were buying drugs because we were sitting there so my girl could talk to her son, but to them we looked like 3 junkies trying to cop off one of the 20 something black people walking around. I over heard the other officers speaking and that is what the pretty much said. And since somebody got shot outside the smoke shop few days before, when I told him we are buying cigarettes he said "yea right someone just got shot there the other day, your going to cop" Like they don't make any kind of sense to me anymore.

How can a person be a heroin addict and be clean for four years? Freudian slip?

Or maybe you dont understand that you are always an addict no matter how long you are clean.

Wow this is an even more stupid response to my post. I do know that once you are an addict you always are. An addict can be clean for any amount of time they do not put the drug in their body. wow. So you are saying, if a person goes 4 years without touching and using the drug they are NOT CLEAN? you make no sense. Being addict doesn't mean you cant get clean! lol Where do these people come from?
"Former addict" never enters the talk?

Not if they are being truthful with themselves

If you aren't addicted to a particular substance (but at on time was) you would be a former or recovering addict.

 

[ThatDude30]

People ok maybe I should of said former addict, that is my fault, But do you no common sense to get the point I was trying to make.

Police Officers, "To protect and serve". I disagree with that statement. I don't see them serving or protecting, all I see with local law enforcement is, under trained, unprofessional young adults who got picked on and bullied in high school. There is a kid who became an officer that I went to school with, and he got picked on everyday. The problem with that is, do they have a personal vendetta? The people who picked on him throughout high school, even though they were wrong for doing that, say it seems like the officer is out to get them. To me these officers that got bullied in high school seem to be trying to prove something and just causing unnecessary trouble by looking for any little thing and make it a big problem. I have see it with my own eyes.
Police officers just harass and stir up trouble. They cuss at you, treat you bad, and don't care or want to listen to what you have to say. I know people that get extremely nervous when pulled over by an officer, and they never did anything wrong. No record, no traffic violations, never been arrested, and don't have anything illegal in their car. I don't think its right that Police Officers are putting fear into innocent people. Its pretty bad when everyone trys to avoid officers, who are suppose to be there to protect and serve, and wouldn't ask them for help even if their life depended on it. You might actually need their help but afraid to call them because they will look for a reason to arrest you.
I read an article awhile back and did you know that police officers are allowed to lie to citizens? The actually go through a course to teach how to affectively lie to us? But god forbid we lie to them its a big problem.
Last thing I got to say is that it just seems like you are guilty until you are proven innocent not innocent until proven guilty.

They gave up the "protect and serve" around here some time ago. They just enforce the law now, that's it.

Hey numb-nuts!

Police Body Camera Footage of Las Vegas Shooting

Ok what is your point? Some cops wear body cameras and actually do their job? Not all cops wear body cameras on duty. Wearing body cameras still isn't going to change the way they are. They will just find a way around it, make up excuses why they weren't wearing theirs at that exact moment when they pulled the trigger and killed someone. Judges and other police officers always believe the officer over citizen.
My issue is, the way they are treating people, and loosing trust with citizens of the community. How they just mess with people out of boredom. How some officers only became an officer of the lawn just to abuse the little power they may have, and mess with peoples lives and harass innocent people. Because they have something to prove and hold grudges and have personal agendas to mess with peoples lives that gave them a hard time in high school and take it out on innocent people. Its just not right.

Quit acting like a low-life douche bag and the cops will leave you alone.....

Acting like a low-life douche bag has nothing to do with the issue. They are harassing the innocent. So its ok for cops to pull up to you and pat you down search you just because they assume what they want. How was sitting there acting like a low-life douche bag. There are real concerns out there that you may not experience but that doesn't mean they aren't out there.

 

[Spare_change]

Police Officers, "To protect and serve". I disagree with that statement. I don't see them serving or protecting, all I see with local law enforcement is, under trained, unprofessional young adults who got picked on and bullied in high school. There is a kid who became an officer that I went to school with, and he got picked on everyday. The problem with that is, do they have a personal vendetta? The people who picked on him throughout high school, even though they were wrong for doing that, say it seems like the officer is out to get them. To me these officers that got bullied in high school seem to be trying to prove something and just causing unnecessary trouble by looking for any little thing and make it a big problem. I have see it with my own eyes.
Police officers just harass and stir up trouble. They cuss at you, treat you bad, and don't care or want to listen to what you have to say. I know people that get extremely nervous when pulled over by an officer, and they never did anything wrong. No record, no traffic violations, never been arrested, and don't have anything illegal in their car. I don't think its right that Police Officers are putting fear into innocent people. Its pretty bad when everyone trys to avoid officers, who are suppose to be there to protect and serve, and wouldn't ask them for help even if their life depended on it. You might actually need their help but afraid to call them because they will look for a reason to arrest you.
I read an article awhile back and did you know that police officers are allowed to lie to citizens? The actually go through a course to teach how to affectively lie to us? But god forbid we lie to them its a big problem.
Last thing I got to say is that it just seems like you are guilty until you are proven innocent not innocent until proven guilty.

What are you? 17???

Someday, you're going to be forced to wake up and see the real world.

 

[ThatDude30]

Police Officers, "To protect and serve". I disagree with that statement. I don't see them serving or protecting, all I see with local law enforcement is, under trained, unprofessional young adults who got picked on and bullied in high school. There is a kid who became an officer that I went to school with, and he got picked on everyday. The problem with that is, do they have a personal vendetta? The people who picked on him throughout high school, even though they were wrong for doing that, say it seems like the officer is out to get them. To me these officers that got bullied in high school seem to be trying to prove something and just causing unnecessary trouble by looking for any little thing and make it a big problem. I have see it with my own eyes.
Police officers just harass and stir up trouble. They cuss at you, treat you bad, and don't care or want to listen to what you have to say. I know people that get extremely nervous when pulled over by an officer, and they never did anything wrong. No record, no traffic violations, never been arrested, and don't have anything illegal in their car. I don't think its right that Police Officers are putting fear into innocent people. Its pretty bad when everyone trys to avoid officers, who are suppose to be there to protect and serve, and wouldn't ask them for help even if their life depended on it. You might actually need their help but afraid to call them because they will look for a reason to arrest you.
I read an article awhile back and did you know that police officers are allowed to lie to citizens? The actually go through a course to teach how to affectively lie to us? But god forbid we lie to them its a big problem.
Last thing I got to say is that it just seems like you are guilty until you are proven innocent not innocent until proven guilty.

What are you? 17???

Someday, you're going to be forced to wake up and see the real world.

I am 30 years old, and trust me I woke up and seen the real world multiple times. I have been in trouble with the law and lost 2 years of my life because of the stupid decision I have made when I was 17. I am grateful I learned my lesson before I turned 18. If I was 18 I would of looked at a sentence of 7-14 years. I learned the hard way and glad I did, because the path I was on, I surely would of dead or in jail for long time. You really show how immature you are by that statement. If you ever woke up and faced the real world you wouldn't be saying shit like that. If you woke up and seen the real world you would see that there is a problem with how SOME police NOT all treat citizens. If you don't see anything wrong with this issue I'm sorry my friend but you are blind to reality and need to wake up a little earlier.

 

[Spare_change]

Police Officers, "To protect and serve". I disagree with that statement. I don't see them serving or protecting, all I see with local law enforcement is, under trained, unprofessional young adults who got picked on and bullied in high school. There is a kid who became an officer that I went to school with, and he got picked on everyday. The problem with that is, do they have a personal vendetta? The people who picked on him throughout high school, even though they were wrong for doing that, say it seems like the officer is out to get them. To me these officers that got bullied in high school seem to be trying to prove something and just causing unnecessary trouble by looking for any little thing and make it a big problem. I have see it with my own eyes.
Police officers just harass and stir up trouble. They cuss at you, treat you bad, and don't care or want to listen to what you have to say. I know people that get extremely nervous when pulled over by an officer, and they never did anything wrong. No record, no traffic violations, never been arrested, and don't have anything illegal in their car. I don't think its right that Police Officers are putting fear into innocent people. Its pretty bad when everyone trys to avoid officers, who are suppose to be there to protect and serve, and wouldn't ask them for help even if their life depended on it. You might actually need their help but afraid to call them because they will look for a reason to arrest you.
I read an article awhile back and did you know that police officers are allowed to lie to citizens? The actually go through a course to teach how to affectively lie to us? But god forbid we lie to them its a big problem.
Last thing I got to say is that it just seems like you are guilty until you are proven innocent not innocent until proven guilty.

What are you? 17???

Someday, you're going to be forced to wake up and see the real world.

I am 30 years old, and trust me I woke up and seen the real world multiple times. I have been in trouble with the law and lost 2 years of my life because of the stupid decision I have made when I was 17. I am grateful I learned my lesson before I turned 18. If I was 18 I would of looked at a sentence of 7-14 years. I learned the hard way and glad I did, because the path I was on, I surely would of dead or in jail for long time. You really show how immature you are by that statement. If you ever woke up and faced the real world you wouldn't be saying shit like that. If you woke up and seen the real world you would see that there is a problem with how SOME police NOT all treat citizens. If you don't see anything wrong with this issue I'm sorry my friend but you are blind to reality and need to wake up a little earlier.

You're backpedaling.

I recognize your innate bias against police officers, but YOU need to recognize that it has severely affected your perception of reality. When you see a police officer, you automatically assume the worst until proven differently. This bias taints every interaction with police.

 

[Asclepias]

Police Officers, "To protect and serve". I disagree with that statement. I don't see them serving or protecting, all I see with local law enforcement is, under trained, unprofessional young adults who got picked on and bullied in high school. There is a kid who became an officer that I went to school with, and he got picked on everyday. The problem with that is, do they have a personal vendetta? The people who picked on him throughout high school, even though they were wrong for doing that, say it seems like the officer is out to get them. To me these officers that got bullied in high school seem to be trying to prove something and just causing unnecessary trouble by looking for any little thing and make it a big problem. I have see it with my own eyes.
Police officers just harass and stir up trouble. They cuss at you, treat you bad, and don't care or want to listen to what you have to say. I know people that get extremely nervous when pulled over by an officer, and they never did anything wrong. No record, no traffic violations, never been arrested, and don't have anything illegal in their car. I don't think its right that Police Officers are putting fear into innocent people. Its pretty bad when everyone trys to avoid officers, who are suppose to be there to protect and serve, and wouldn't ask them for help even if their life depended on it. You might actually need their help but afraid to call them because they will look for a reason to arrest you.
I read an article awhile back and did you know that police officers are allowed to lie to citizens? The actually go through a course to teach how to affectively lie to us? But god forbid we lie to them its a big problem.
Last thing I got to say is that it just seems like you are guilty until you are proven innocent not innocent until proven guilty.

What are you? 17???

Someday, you're going to be forced to wake up and see the real world.

I am 30 years old, and trust me I woke up and seen the real world multiple times. I have been in trouble with the law and lost 2 years of my life because of the stupid decision I have made when I was 17. I am grateful I learned my lesson before I turned 18. If I was 18 I would of looked at a sentence of 7-14 years. I learned the hard way and glad I did, because the path I was on, I surely would of dead or in jail for long time. You really show how immature you are by that statement. If you ever woke up and faced the real world you wouldn't be saying shit like that. If you woke up and seen the real world you would see that there is a problem with how SOME police NOT all treat citizens. If you don't see anything wrong with this issue I'm sorry my friend but you are blind to reality and need to wake up a little earlier.

You're backpedaling.

I recognize your innate bias against police officers, but YOU need to recognize that it has severely affected your perception of reality. When you see a police officer, you automatically assume the worst until proven differently. This bias taints every interaction with police.

So you think your servile hero worship is different how?