This stuff scares me.

[Redbeard]

I've given up on trying to get people to realize not all cops are pricks. I seem to waste my time each time.


#ionlyknowhowtohuntspoonies

I don't believe all cops are pricks. I've given and trust a cop with almost total power on this forum. That should be proof right there.

I do feel that police in a broad sense have way much power and way too few checks in this country. This is a perfect example of that.

that's funny cause this morning at coffee we were just saying it feels like we're in handcuffs more often than the bad guys


#tazincali

[Tomkat]

Are cops ever good at their job, give people breaks, and then act out on the internet???



Blog- http://www.ksducks.com

[Redbeard]

Do government cubicle warriors come to the internet to release all their suppressed anger???


#tazincali

[rozzo842]

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[aunt betty]

Red, just like bad roofers and bad carpenters it only takes one bad apple.
I know they aren't all pricks, they just have to work within a fucked up system and are called dicks by association.
If it were not for some very GOOD police officers my life would be totally different.
Sorry if I hurt you with my broad critism.
It was not intended.

[Goldfish]

I've given up on trying to get people to realize not all cops are pricks. I seem to waste my time each time.


#ionlyknowhowtohuntspoonies

I don't believe all cops are pricks. I've given and trust a cop with almost total power on this forum. That should be proof right there.

I do feel that police in a broad sense have way much power and way too few checks in this country. This is a perfect example of that.

that's funny cause this morning at coffee we were just saying it feels like we're in handcuffs more often than the bad guys


#tazincali

Restricted where you need it, unrestricted where you don't

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[Olly]

that's funny cause this morning at coffee we were just saying it feels like we're in handcuffs more often than the bad guys


#tazincali

This is a legit non troll question. Let's assume that the guy in the story was a upstanding guy and the cops and judge were way the hell out of line. Who could he have contacted to help him? Who could he have called to step in an as a 3rd party to look at this and say "whoa you cops this is way out of line"

This man was helpless because of power we've given cops and the automatic perceived good. You know as well as I do that no one was going to step in and stop this because it was the "good guys" doing it. Who's policing the police?

[Bootlipkiller]

I've given up on trying to get people to realize not all cops are pricks. I seem to waste my time each time.


#ionlyknowhowtohuntspoonies

I don't believe all cops are pricks. I've given and trust a cop with almost total power on this forum. That should be proof right there.

I do feel that police in a broad sense have way much power and way too few checks in this country. This is a perfect example of that.

If a cop wrights a search warrant it must first be approved by a district attorney, IF the district attorney approves it then you have to take it to a superior court judge and he or she MUST approve it before the warrant can be executed.

So basically a search warrant goes through two checks and balances before it can be served.

I don't see how any district attorney or superior court judge would have signed off on a search warrant for this unless there is more to the story.


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[Bootlipkiller]

And for the recorded I'm not digging through some guys ass to find some damn drugs.


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[GadwallGetter530]

Na boot you copper are just running around town all willy nilly like fisting innocent bystanders.

[Bootlipkiller]

Na boot you copper are just running around town all willy nilly like fisting innocent bystanders.

Shut up I'm trying to take a nap!:D


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[Redbeard]

Red, just like bad roofers and bad carpenters it only takes one bad apple.
I know they aren't all pricks, they just have to work within a fucked up system and are called dicks by association.
If it were not for some very GOOD police officers my life would be totally different.
Sorry if I hurt you with my broad critism.
It was not intended.

sorry Betty I actually haven't read any of your posts


#tazincali

[waterfowlman]

that's funny cause this morning at coffee we were just saying it feels like we're in handcuffs more often than the bad guys


#tazincali

This is a legit non troll question. Let's assume that the guy in the story was a upstanding guy and the cops and judge were way the hell out of line. Who could he have contacted to help him? Who could he have called to step in an as a 3rd party to look at this and say "whoa you cops this is way out of line"

This man was helpless because of power we've given cops and the automatic perceived good. You know as well as I do that no one was going to step in and stop this because it was the "good guys" doing it. Who's policing the police?

In the big city police departments there is an internal affairs division to weed out the bad or corrupt officers. Out in the small rural departments you're stuck with wild cowboys like Red.

[aunt betty]

Red, just like bad roofers and bad carpenters it only takes one bad apple.
I know they aren't all pricks, they just have to work within a fucked up system and are called dicks by association.
If it were not for some very GOOD police officers my life would be totally different.
Sorry if I hurt you with my broad critism.
It was not intended.

sorry Betty I actually haven't read any of your posts


#tazincali

By order of the California State Fire Marshal you shall fucking read all of aunt betty's posts or be anal probed in search of fire building materials. CSCS#347.5d ab

[Redbeard]

that's funny cause this morning at coffee we were just saying it feels like we're in handcuffs more often than the bad guys


#tazincali

This is a legit non troll question. Let's assume that the guy in the story was a upstanding guy and the cops and judge were way the hell out of line. Who could he have contacted to help him? Who could he have called to step in an as a 3rd party to look at this and say "whoa you cops this is way out of line"

This man was helpless because of power we've given cops and the automatic perceived good. You know as well as I do that no one was going to step in and stop this because it was the "good guys" doing it. Who's policing the police?

yea unfortunately no one would step in. Not unless they had some serious balls. The first hospital at least refused.

But what do you want me to say?

Who do you want policing the police?

You say cops have been given too much power...what powers would you suggest they take away from them?

Is society better off without them?

Answer these questions for me. I asked a couple questions a few posts ago and no one wanted to answer them

What if a well armed gang of MS13 was raping some chick in the back of a van? Who gonna step in an break that up? Who does she all too for help?
#tazincali

[Redbeard]

I don't see how any district attorney or superior court judge would have signed off on a search warrant for this unless there is more to the story.

Thank you

Whenever a news story breaks, folks immediately think there's more to the story.

But when cops are involved, the news story becomes fact


#tazincali

[Redbeard]

that's funny cause this morning at coffee we were just saying it feels like we're in handcuffs more often than the bad guys


#tazincali

This is a legit non troll question. Let's assume that the guy in the story was a upstanding guy and the cops and judge were way the hell out of line. Who could he have contacted to help him? Who could he have called to step in an as a 3rd party to look at this and say "whoa you cops this is way out of line"

This man was helpless because of power we've given cops and the automatic perceived good. You know as well as I do that no one was going to step in and stop this because it was the "good guys" doing it. Who's policing the police?

In the big city police departments there is an internal affairs division to weed out the bad or corrupt officers. Out in the small rural departments you're stuck with wild cowboys like Red.

bout as corrupt or dirty as I'll get is tearing the backstraps outta fresh clean roadkill


#tazincali

[Redbeard]

Red, just like bad roofers and bad carpenters it only takes one bad apple.
I know they aren't all pricks, they just have to work within a fucked up system and are called dicks by association.
If it were not for some very GOOD police officers my life would be totally different.
Sorry if I hurt you with my broad critism.
It was not intended.

sorry Betty I actually haven't read any of your posts


#tazincali

By order of the California State Fire Marshal you shall fucking read all of aunt betty's posts or be anal probed in search of fire building materials. CSCS#347.5d ab

that almost sounded legit


#tazincali

[OGblackcloud]

Wow guess I wont be rollin no more stop signs ! My old ass couldn't take that

[Olly]

But what do you want me to say?

I'm not looking for a specific answer just a back and forth conversation.

Who do you want policing the police?

The American people should be policing it's police instead of absolute obedience that has been ingrained into our society in regards to the police.

You say cops have been given too much power...what powers would you suggest they take away from them?

Just like my answer above it's not so much a change in policy as it is a change in the way society views and gives police so much authority without question. Did you ever see that video of the 15 year old girl in that fast food joint that stripped down because she believed she was speaking with a police officer over the phone and was taking orders from them? That kind of blind follower-ship is what needs to change not specific policy.

Is society better off without them?

Of course not, that was a troll question.

[Redbeard]

But what do you want me to say?

I'm not looking for a specific answer just a back and forth conversation.

Who do you want policing the police?

The American people should be policing it's police instead of absolute obedience that has been ingrained into our society in regards to the police.

You say cops have been given too much power...what powers would you suggest they take away from them?

Just like my answer above it's not so much a change in policy as it is a change in the way society views and gives police so much authority without question. Did you ever see that video of the 15 year old girl in that fast food joint that stripped down because she believed she was speaking with a police officer over the phone and was taking orders from them? That kind of blind follower-ship is what needs to change not specific policy.

Is society better off without them?

Of course not, that was a troll question.

society does police the police. That's why our job is so difficult nowadays. In fact some cops are so over scrutinized that when the time comes in a life or death situation, they'll hesitate, trying to figure out what the right thing to do is, and worrying too much about doing the wrong thing

Do some real research and you'll find law enforcement has come a long way in terms of corruption.


#tazincali

[Olly]

society does police the police. That's why our job is so difficult nowadays. In fact some cops are so over scrutinized that when the time comes in a life or death situation, they'll hesitate, trying to figure out what the right thing to do is, and worrying too much about doing the wrong thing

Do some real research and you'll find law enforcement has come a long way in terms of corruption.

I would counter that the police are only policed by the fear of law suits and not by society making sure they do the right and moral thing.

I know you're a cop and I really do try and tread lightly on this subject but this exact story is proof that we give to much broad authority to police without question. I think that is a by product of a much larger problem in America where we have lost touch with the self sufficient and rebellious nature that made this country what it used to be however.

[Juice Box]

Horrifying if it really happened. But is that the suspect's account of what happened or the cop's account of what happened?

And for the record I don't believe a regular beat cop would make a traffic stop, see a guy "clenching his buttcheeks together" and immediately deduce there're narcotics in his bunghole. Well Boot might.

And I don't believe a judge would issue a warrant based on a regular beat cop's assumption that the guy may be hiding narcotics in his bunghole.

My guess is there's more to the story than we're being let on to.

But let's go ahead and burn everyone involved at the stake.



#tazincali

Maybe. But the medical records seem to tell a different story. As does the refusal of the first hospital to perform the "search".

well I'll admit the numerous procedures performed on him does seem extreme, though I don't know what the normal protocol is for that sort of thing.

As far as the first hospital refusing, they refuse stuff like that all the time, legal blood draws and such

But let me ask you, was he a drug dealer? Or a drug runner?


#tazincali

I've given up on trying to get people to realize not all cops are pricks. I seem to waste my time each time.


#ionlyknowhowtohuntspoonies

oh make no mistake about it, we're all pricks. You gotta be a sick fuck to do this job. But corrupt and dirty we're all not


#tazincali

That's a much better way of putting it I'd say.


#ionlyknowhowtohuntspoonies

[aunt betty]

self sufficient and rebellious nature....
THAT is why AT and I seem so radical.
We are...true Americans, not the fake watered down crap we are being forced to swallow, the
political correctness, anti-bullying, anti-racist, pinko, commie bullshit.

[Bootlipkiller]

society does police the police. That's why our job is so difficult nowadays. In fact some cops are so over scrutinized that when the time comes in a life or death situation, they'll hesitate, trying to figure out what the right thing to do is, and worrying too much about doing the wrong thing

Do some real research and you'll find law enforcement has come a long way in terms of corruption.

I would counter that the police are only policed by the fear of law suits and not by society making sure they do the right and moral thing.

I know you're a cop and I really do try and tread lightly on this subject but this exact story is proof that we give to much broad authority to police without question. I think that is a by product of a much larger problem in America where we have lost touch with the self sufficient and rebellious nature that made this country what it used to be however.

You would be correct if you could prove this story was factual and unbiased. Then I would agree this is proof or support for your conclusion but knowing what I know of this process and the checks and balances involved IMHO this story is full of half truths and written in a one sided view point.


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[Bootlipkiller]

self sufficient and rebellious nature....
THAT is why AT and I seem so radical.
We are...true Americans, not the fake watered down crap we are being forced to swallow, the
political correctness, anti-bullying, anti-racist, pinko, commie bullshit.

AT is not radical, he's just a good old boy and America needs more people like AT. You however are most likely a good dude also but radical is not the same as "I ate to many paint chips when I was a kid!"

And for the record this is the first post of yours I read.


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[Redbeard]

society does police the police. That's why our job is so difficult nowadays. In fact some cops are so over scrutinized that when the time comes in a life or death situation, they'll hesitate, trying to figure out what the right thing to do is, and worrying too much about doing the wrong thing

Do some real research and you'll find law enforcement has come a long way in terms of corruption.

I would counter that the police are only policed by the fear of law suits and not by society making sure they do the right and moral thing.

I know you're a cop and I really do try and tread lightly on this subject but this exact story is proof that we give to much broad authority to police without question. I think that is a by product of a much larger problem in America where we have lost touch with the self sufficient and rebellious nature that made this country what it used to be however.

ok well now you're speaking of morals and we can start blaming mommy and daddy if we wanna go that far. If the police doesn't police the people, who polices them?

And by referring to this story as proof, I believe you're calling it fact as in the whole story. Is that true?

I said this earlier and no one commented (outta fear of the big bad cop maybe), when I news story breaks, folks always say "yea well it the news reporting it, I'm sure they've left out several facts or truths." But when cops are involved, news stories are always accepted as fact and the whole story


#tazincali

[Olly]

Like Assa I believed this story because of the medical reports backing up his claim. Why is it that you automatically don't believe the story?

[rebelp74]

John Wayne would've loved to perform the search.

[DeadEye_Dan]

Like Assa I believed this story because of the medical reports backing up his claim. Why is it that you automatically don't believe the story?

Because it wouldn't be a story if both sides told their version.

I've had a multi-million dollar business (me personally) DESTROYED/OBLITERATED with one news story published in the Boston Globe alleging illegal activity.

And once all the smoke cleared and they actually investigated the WHOLE story, they realized there was no story...they did a nice follow up and told the other side a few months later and offered a half assed apology but, and by then it was too late and it was impossible to re-create what had taken 7-8 years to build and was unraveled in literally 2 days.

Fuck the press.