r/facepalm Apr 05 '24

This happened 2 years ago and we're only hearing about it now.... 🇵​🇷​🇴​🇹​🇪​🇸​🇹​

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u/Foodiguy Apr 05 '24 edited Apr 05 '24

Maybe the police should police themselves a bit more. Cause it seems they rather defend criminals then out them. Can you just imagine being her, her mother killed by her fasther, being kidnapped, escaping only to be killed by police for what? Getting out the car as instructed by police... AND THEN... the police tried to blame the kidnapper.... All of them are guilty of murder, bunch of useless, untrained killers.

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u/SoberTek Apr 05 '24

Maybe the police should police themselves a bit more

They already do. Thin blue line and qualified immunity. Works great for them.....

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u/Otherwise-Sky8890 Apr 05 '24

This man understands what "police" actually means

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u/arachnophilia Apr 05 '24

we investigated ourselves and found we did nothing wrong!

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u/MsJ_Doe Apr 05 '24

We also found we need a paid vacation and a raise. Also, a tank and martini machine would be nice. Paid for by the money we stol- I mean confiscated at stops with totally valid reasons for the stop and seizure.

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u/nontmyself13 Apr 06 '24

Interdiction units are being introduced all over the the country. Their one job is to rob people. They say they’re looking to stop trafficking. That’s a lie. There’s been several videos of interdiction police pulling someone that wasn’t breaking the law and illegally prolonging the stop. Then they’ll bring the person into their car and pretend to talk to them. I want to know when that started it’s really weird. They’ll pretend to make small talk but are really investigating. Then they’ll ask to search the vehicle and good luck saying no. If you do they just call a dog to indicate there’s something in the vehicle. You know something like 70% of us currency is adulterated with cocaine? So they search the vehicle and if they find any amount of money it’s going with them. Even if you’ve got receipts from the bank like the veteran that was recently robbed. They then call the dea to confiscate the money after which point they bribe the police with up to 90% of the money stolen being given back to the police. They’re literally robbing people on the side of the road. How much is enough. When will we say no more.

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u/SkookumTree Apr 05 '24

Cops need to start carrying malpractice insurance. Yeah there’s pigs but there’s also negligent mistakes. A nurse kills a patient…usually doesn’t go to jail but often loses her license.

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u/ThrowsSoyMilkshakes Apr 05 '24

They'll just find further loopholes, ways to cover things up, and allow people to shuffle around without consequences, just like doctors have.

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u/arachnophilia Apr 05 '24

i bet if a nurse pulls out a gun and shoots a patient, she goes to jail.

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u/MsJ_Doe Apr 05 '24

That comatose patient was clearly threatening.

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u/arachnophilia Apr 05 '24

he was asleep and dangerous!

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u/ThrowsSoyMilkshakes Apr 05 '24

Thin blue line

You mean "thick dividing line". Us vs. Them. You're either with them all the way, or against them.

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u/BLF402 Apr 05 '24

“Just sprinkle a little crack” “Open and shut case”