Cops

[the nail at the foul line]

So, this older man was hit by a car or truck on his bicycle. The police pulled up and the old guy was trying to get his stuff together and looking for his wallet when the cop decided to bash his head against the blacktop for not listening to him.

The older fellow had a brain bleed and spent the night in jail for being intoxicated. There are other videos on this. He was not intoxicated. He died of a stroke shortly afterward related to the policeman attacking him. The police did a bang up internal investigation on this and found no wrongdoing. The district attorney or county attorney or whatever in Texas followed up with his own investigation and the policeman was arrested. He is still awaiting trial. If you need someone for the jury, I'm available.

 

[berniecarbo]

I am generally speaking pro cop. I was a military policeman and at the time ((probably still is) a ticket to a job on any police force in the USA. There are good and bad people in police work, just like any other job. There was a personality difference in the military cops who wanted to be a cop as a civilian and those who did not. There was one guy who kept a chart in his locker, On one side was a list of all the ranks, on the other side was all the possible things he could write someone up on. His goal was to get check marks in every box. He was over the top in everything, but his superiors loved him because he had the most arrests, tickets and etc.