Cover Charges
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Article on bad cops foisting victims of police misconducting with spurious charges to cover up police misconduct.
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Lots of things we don't know here How many participants on both sides. What was Cage doing before the interaction.
They tell you what the video shows, but they don't show you the video or link to it.
“I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill
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Lots of things we don't know here How many participants on both sides. What was Cage doing before the interaction.
They tell you what the video shows, but they don't show you the video or link to it.
@mik said in Cover Charges:
Lots of things we don't know here How many participants on both sides. What was Cage doing before the interaction.
The article points out that a lot of things captured in the video are omitted in the police’s own report, including the physical involvement of an officer who is not mentioned anywhere in the police’s own report. If you are suspicious of the video not telling the full story, are you not concerned (or at least curious) that the police’s own report omitted relevant facts?
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Yes, the author points that out and that is their view of it. I'd have to read all the relevant materials to make that judgement.
What I also know is that when you have two dozen people fighting, God knows how many watching and likely egging it on, and a handful of cops trying to control it that tensions are extremely high and bad things are likely to happen. Case participated in his own problem.
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Dude, it's Mardi Gras in Jeff Parish. I don't give a shit if they beat a half-dozen of them with lead pipes. You don't have a clue what those cops go through at that time of year or the caliber of people they have to keep in line.
Many of those cops work sixteen hours a day for the final week and it's only by God's Grace and a thin blue line that more people aren't hurt or killed during that week.
I think I still have a connection or two in that parish. Ax, if you need an application, let me know.
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Dude, it's Mardi Gras in Jeff Parish. I don't give a shit if they beat a half-dozen of them with lead pipes. You don't have a clue what those cops go through at that time of year or the caliber of people they have to keep in line.
Many of those cops work sixteen hours a day for the final week and it's only by God's Grace and a thin blue line that more people aren't hurt or killed during that week.
I think I still have a connection or two in that parish. Ax, if you need an application, let me know.
@jolly said in Cover Charges:
Dude, it's Mardi Gras in Jeff Parish. I don't give a shit if they beat a half-dozen of them with lead pipes. You don't have a clue what those cops go through at that time of year or the caliber of people they have to keep in line.
Many of those cops work sixteen hours a day for the final week and it's only by God's Grace and a thin blue line that more people aren't hurt or killed during that week.
It is disappointing that you think, and expects, so little of law enforcement professionals. Just like you neither expect not condone doctors for making up diagnoses after working long hours, you should neither expect nor condone officers of the law for filing false charges after working long hours.
Do you submit to the tyranny of low expectations.
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@jolly said in Cover Charges:
Dude, it's Mardi Gras in Jeff Parish. I don't give a shit if they beat a half-dozen of them with lead pipes. You don't have a clue what those cops go through at that time of year or the caliber of people they have to keep in line.
Many of those cops work sixteen hours a day for the final week and it's only by God's Grace and a thin blue line that more people aren't hurt or killed during that week.
It is disappointing that you think, and expects, so little of law enforcement professionals. Just like you neither expect not condone doctors for making up diagnoses after working long hours, you should neither expect nor condone officers of the law for filing false charges after working long hours.
Do you submit to the tyranny of low expectations.
@axtremus said in Cover Charges:
@jolly said in Cover Charges:
Dude, it's Mardi Gras in Jeff Parish. I don't give a shit if they beat a half-dozen of them with lead pipes. You don't have a clue what those cops go through at that time of year or the caliber of people they have to keep in line.
Many of those cops work sixteen hours a day for the final week and it's only by God's Grace and a thin blue line that more people aren't hurt or killed during that week.
It is disappointing that you think, and expects, so little of law enforcement professionals. Just like you neither expect not condone doctors for making up diagnoses after working long hours, you should neither expect nor condone officers of the law for filing false charges after working long hours.
Do you submit to the tyranny of low expectations.
Help me to help you.
I'm offering you a chance to make a difference. Give up your insular, judgemental life and go meet some wonderful people while wearing a badge and a gun.
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@jolly said in Cover Charges:
Dude, it's Mardi Gras in Jeff Parish. I don't give a shit if they beat a half-dozen of them with lead pipes. You don't have a clue what those cops go through at that time of year or the caliber of people they have to keep in line.
Many of those cops work sixteen hours a day for the final week and it's only by God's Grace and a thin blue line that more people aren't hurt or killed during that week.
It is disappointing that you think, and expects, so little of law enforcement professionals. Just like you neither expect not condone doctors for making up diagnoses after working long hours, you should neither expect nor condone officers of the law for filing false charges after working long hours.
Do you submit to the tyranny of low expectations.
@axtremus said in Cover Charges:
It is disappointing that you think, and expects, so little of law enforcement professionals.
Dude, do you have any idea how hard a cop's job is? Working long hours, never knowing if someone is about to pull a gun, seeing dead bodies and body parts, dealing with every type of person, mentally ill, drunk, drugged, assaulted, performing medical services, body combat, how to use all of the items on your tool belt, knowing all of the radio codes, police driving skills, knowing ummm the law, enforcing the law on idiots who should be following it, writing up paperwork on ever step you take in the field, oh and now dealing with bystanders interfering and/or insulting and/or threatening cops as they do their job. I give the police a LOT of slack.
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@axtremus said in Cover Charges:
It is disappointing that you think, and expects, so little of law enforcement professionals.
Dude, do you have any idea how hard a cop's job is? Working long hours, never knowing if someone is about to pull a gun, seeing dead bodies and body parts, dealing with every type of person, mentally ill, drunk, drugged, assaulted, performing medical services, body combat, how to use all of the items on your tool belt, knowing all of the radio codes, police driving skills, knowing ummm the law, enforcing the law on idiots who should be following it, writing up paperwork on ever step you take in the field, oh and now dealing with bystanders interfering and/or insulting and/or threatening cops as they do their job. I give the police a LOT of slack.
@89th said in Cover Charges:
Dude, do you have any idea how hard a cop's job is?
I'm guessing that's a hard no.
One of my favorite leftist dichotomies is that nobody could ever possibly imagine or understand the plight of the oppressed, while at the same time they have an intimate understanding of what it is to be a cop, sufficient to sit in judgment of them and indeed of the entire society that employs them.
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@axtremus said in Cover Charges:
It is disappointing that you think, and expects, so little of law enforcement professionals.
Dude, do you have any idea how hard a cop's job is? Working long hours, never knowing if someone is about to pull a gun, seeing dead bodies and body parts, dealing with every type of person, mentally ill, drunk, drugged, assaulted, performing medical services, body combat, how to use all of the items on your tool belt, knowing all of the radio codes, police driving skills, knowing ummm the law, enforcing the law on idiots who should be following it, writing up paperwork on ever step you take in the field, oh and now dealing with bystanders interfering and/or insulting and/or threatening cops as they do their job. I give the police a LOT of slack.
@89th said in Cover Charges:
@axtremus said in Cover Charges:
It is disappointing that you think, and expects, so little of law enforcement professionals.
Dude, do you have any idea how hard a cop's job is? Working long hours, never knowing if someone is about to pull a gun, seeing dead bodies and body parts, dealing with every type of person, mentally ill, drunk, drugged, assaulted, performing medical services, body combat, how to use all of the items on your tool belt, knowing all of the radio codes, police driving skills, knowing ummm the law, enforcing the law on idiots who should be following it, writing up paperwork on ever step you take in the field, oh and now dealing with bystanders interfering and/or insulting and/or threatening cops as they do their job. I give the police a LOT of slack.
Ah, my friend, you've fallen for one of the classic blunders! Never take Ax's posts seriously for he will so seldom do the same for you!
Please love yourself.
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@89th said in Cover Charges:
@axtremus said in Cover Charges:
It is disappointing that you think, and expects, so little of law enforcement professionals.
Dude, do you have any idea how hard a cop's job is? Working long hours, never knowing if someone is about to pull a gun, seeing dead bodies and body parts, dealing with every type of person, mentally ill, drunk, drugged, assaulted, performing medical services, body combat, how to use all of the items on your tool belt, knowing all of the radio codes, police driving skills, knowing ummm the law, enforcing the law on idiots who should be following it, writing up paperwork on ever step you take in the field, oh and now dealing with bystanders interfering and/or insulting and/or threatening cops as they do their job. I give the police a LOT of slack.
Ah, my friend, you've fallen for one of the classic blunders! Never take Ax's posts seriously for he will so seldom do the same for you!
@aqua-letifer said in Cover Charges:
@89th said in Cover Charges:
@axtremus said in Cover Charges:
It is disappointing that you think, and expects, so little of law enforcement professionals.
Dude, do you have any idea how hard a cop's job is? Working long hours, never knowing if someone is about to pull a gun, seeing dead bodies and body parts, dealing with every type of person, mentally ill, drunk, drugged, assaulted, performing medical services, body combat, how to use all of the items on your tool belt, knowing all of the radio codes, police driving skills, knowing ummm the law, enforcing the law on idiots who should be following it, writing up paperwork on ever step you take in the field, oh and now dealing with bystanders interfering and/or insulting and/or threatening cops as they do their job. I give the police a LOT of slack.
Ah, my friend, you've fallen for one of the classic blunders! Never take Ax's posts seriously for he will so seldom do the same for you!
Well, how can you study people if you answer questions about you and your views?
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@aqua-letifer said in Cover Charges:
@89th said in Cover Charges:
@axtremus said in Cover Charges:
It is disappointing that you think, and expects, so little of law enforcement professionals.
Dude, do you have any idea how hard a cop's job is? Working long hours, never knowing if someone is about to pull a gun, seeing dead bodies and body parts, dealing with every type of person, mentally ill, drunk, drugged, assaulted, performing medical services, body combat, how to use all of the items on your tool belt, knowing all of the radio codes, police driving skills, knowing ummm the law, enforcing the law on idiots who should be following it, writing up paperwork on ever step you take in the field, oh and now dealing with bystanders interfering and/or insulting and/or threatening cops as they do their job. I give the police a LOT of slack.
Ah, my friend, you've fallen for one of the classic blunders! Never take Ax's posts seriously for he will so seldom do the same for you!
Well, how can you study people if you answer questions about you and your views?
@jolly said in Cover Charges:
@aqua-letifer said in Cover Charges:
@89th said in Cover Charges:
@axtremus said in Cover Charges:
It is disappointing that you think, and expects, so little of law enforcement professionals.
Dude, do you have any idea how hard a cop's job is? Working long hours, never knowing if someone is about to pull a gun, seeing dead bodies and body parts, dealing with every type of person, mentally ill, drunk, drugged, assaulted, performing medical services, body combat, how to use all of the items on your tool belt, knowing all of the radio codes, police driving skills, knowing ummm the law, enforcing the law on idiots who should be following it, writing up paperwork on ever step you take in the field, oh and now dealing with bystanders interfering and/or insulting and/or threatening cops as they do their job. I give the police a LOT of slack.
Ah, my friend, you've fallen for one of the classic blunders! Never take Ax's posts seriously for he will so seldom do the same for you!
Well, how can you study people if you answer questions about you and your views?
Unfortunately, if we don't like using the current Ax platform, we cannot simply build our own.
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@89th said in Cover Charges:
@axtremus said in Cover Charges:
It is disappointing that you think, and expects, so little of law enforcement professionals.
Dude, do you have any idea how hard a cop's job is? Working long hours, never knowing if someone is about to pull a gun, seeing dead bodies and body parts, dealing with every type of person, mentally ill, drunk, drugged, assaulted, performing medical services, body combat, how to use all of the items on your tool belt, knowing all of the radio codes, police driving skills, knowing ummm the law, enforcing the law on idiots who should be following it, writing up paperwork on ever step you take in the field, oh and now dealing with bystanders interfering and/or insulting and/or threatening cops as they do their job. I give the police a LOT of slack.
Ah, my friend, you've fallen for one of the classic blunders! Never take Ax's posts seriously for he will so seldom do the same for you!
@aqua-letifer said in Cover Charges:
Ah, my friend, you've fallen for one of the classic blunders!
Curses!
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@axtremus said in Cover Charges:
It is disappointing that you think, and expects, so little of law enforcement professionals.
Dude, do you have any idea how hard a cop's job is? Working long hours, never knowing if someone is about to pull a gun, seeing dead bodies and body parts, dealing with every type of person, mentally ill, drunk, drugged, assaulted, performing medical services, body combat, how to use all of the items on your tool belt, knowing all of the radio codes, police driving skills, knowing ummm the law, enforcing the law on idiots who should be following it, writing up paperwork on ever step you take in the field, oh and now dealing with bystanders interfering and/or insulting and/or threatening cops as they do their job. I give the police a LOT of slack.
@89th said in Cover Charges:
Dude, do you have any idea how hard a cop's job is?
This. Things happen for police man so so fast. It is easy to break down a video one/ten of a second at a time and second guess.
Somebody here, maybe Jolly posted a video where they had a "anti-police" activist be put in various "staged" scenarios that police see all the time. He came out of the exercise with a new perspective and appreciation of the work that police do.
