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re: NYPD cop who berated Uber driver is stripped of badge and gun
Posted on 4/3/15 at 8:52 am to Kolbysfan
Posted on 4/3/15 at 8:52 am to Kolbysfan
This dude is an a-hole and deserves to be kicked off the force, especially if he has a history of this kind of behavior.
I hate to read these kind of stories for two reasons.
First, it is despicable to see this kind of behavior, particularly from someone in a position of authority who is supposed to protect and serve the public.
Second, it makes the job that much harder for the majority of cops who are quality individuals. The police chief said as much in the article. I'm not sure if there is a career field in this country that gets more flak for the actions of a minority of its members than cops.
I give a cop the benefit of the doubt until proven otherwise, as I would with any other profession. I'm also not afraid to hold the shitty cops responsible for their actions, and I believe the majority of the public holds the same sentiment. Unfortunately stories like this are becoming so prevalent that the good cops, the majority of cops, are starting to lose the battle in the court of public opinion.
I don't know what it will take to stem the tide, because we all know that good news doesn't seem and good cop stories aren't going to get much press, but I hope things change soon.
I hate to read these kind of stories for two reasons.
First, it is despicable to see this kind of behavior, particularly from someone in a position of authority who is supposed to protect and serve the public.
Second, it makes the job that much harder for the majority of cops who are quality individuals. The police chief said as much in the article. I'm not sure if there is a career field in this country that gets more flak for the actions of a minority of its members than cops.
I give a cop the benefit of the doubt until proven otherwise, as I would with any other profession. I'm also not afraid to hold the shitty cops responsible for their actions, and I believe the majority of the public holds the same sentiment. Unfortunately stories like this are becoming so prevalent that the good cops, the majority of cops, are starting to lose the battle in the court of public opinion.
I don't know what it will take to stem the tide, because we all know that good news doesn't seem and good cop stories aren't going to get much press, but I hope things change soon.
Posted on 4/3/15 at 8:54 am to slackster
I know, right.
I just want to do hoodrat shite with my friends, and the cops always trying to be fricking it up
I just want to do hoodrat shite with my friends, and the cops always trying to be fricking it up
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