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I remember when this happened. It was right after they killed Elijah McClain. Not surprised. The whole police department there needs to be completely cleaned out
They literally had to call the paramedics to get him out of his car and on a stretcher. They failed to prosecute or cite him cause they didn’t get a blood sample, so couldn’t charge him with being intoxicated. >

Probably didn't get the sample on purpose because they knew he was drunk and if they had they'd have no choice but to charge him. >

It’s this. I was arrested for possession of cannabis in 2013 or so and they took my to the hospital for a blood draw. They were making lots of fun and having a great time at my expense. Handcuffed to the chair in the room they said “don’t go anywhere hahaha” and the nurse leaned in and said “we’re gonna take care of this hunny” and my blood samples never showed up to wherever they’re supposed to go. I think I’m supposed to get one to test with my own doctor and they do their own test so I’d have something for court but nobody got any of them so my case was thrown out. >

fuck cops >

Don't fuck cops they are taught that the sex they have after killing someone is the best they will ever have. Lets have cop fucking boycott maybe they will kill less people? >

Or coerce / rape female prisoners. Something that has also happened a bunch before. >

They actually argued that you consent to sex in custody. 
As in, you are sitting the back of the police car, handcuffed, because the person with the gun decided you needed to go to jail...but asks if your down to bang... nope now power imbalance there. >

Yeah totally equal power balance. >

" Meier will be earning a salary of $110,399, an increase of $10,000 from his previous position as an officer."
Wait so this dude was already earning 6 figures after being demoted after being found drunk and unresponsive behind the wheel which is a felony......y'all can't tell me cops don't have a completely different justice system >

and they think they are underpaid
and that 110k is before contractually obligated mandatory minimum overtime (so even he if doesn't work a minute overtime, he still gets x hours - usually a couple of hundred). In the town I live in, if the cops work 10 minutes over, they get 4 hours overtime. >

I think that's fair pay if officers actually did what they pretend they do.  Protect and guide the community, stave off evil men, being beacons of decency.  Modern day knights-errant
I just don't think police have ever been like that, beyond corrupt henchmen. >

the cops in my town sometime help people out
and sometimes they try to get involved in the community by giving kids cop trading cards >

so did capone's guys