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  It's way past time to revisit "qualified immunity."  Cops can literally do anything they want, up to and including killing someone, with little to no repercussion and zero liability.
context: I wonder if officers would care more about bad apples if these fines came from their budget and pensions? >
  
  Their pension is the way to hit them without costing tax payers..  no way the corruption and powers that be will allow that.
  Budget impacts will mean they just get more budget out of tax payer hands. >
  
  It's way past time to revisit "qualified immunity."  Cops can literally do anything they want, up to and including killing someone, with little to no repercussion and zero liability. >
  
  What’s worse is when they’re effectively rewarded after claiming PTSD and a pension >
  
  Make the cops pay for it and not the city and you'll see an insane decrease in abuse from them. >
  
  And they will continue to do so until something changes >
  
  what else does $121 million buy in NYC's budget?  I'm wondering what size of program that's equal to.
  Do cities have insurance for police misconduct payouts? >
  
  Yes if they can get it, some have been blacklisted because it cost to much money to be profitable for the insurance companies. >
  
  Is this included in their budget or on top of it? >
  
  We need to investigate the police Union. Public sector workers shouldn’t be unionized. >
  
  I wonder if officers would care more about bad apples if these fines came from their budget and pensions? >
  
  Their pension is the way to hit them without costing tax payers..  no way the corruption and powers that be will allow that.
  Budget impacts will mean they just get more budget out of tax payer hands.