Right, I got that. But how are police supposed to make sure people are protected by the law if they aren’t able to break it whenever they feel like it?
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Full headline:
Phoenix police union: 56% of officers thinking about quitting unless city fights DOJ oversight
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She called the cops, they shot her. At least the shooter is being charged. if he will be held responsible is still to be seen, but it is more than usually happens.
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Rich buttheads–
Veteran S.F. police officers could see compensation hit more than $400,000 under proposal
https://www.sfchronicle.com/sf/article/s-f-police-officers-average-pay-could-hit-19591652.php
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The bloodhound was taken to a veterinarian for treatment, where it was noted the infected wounds were about 1.25 inches apart, consistent with the electric prongs on Daisy’s e-collar. When the veterinarian shaved Daisy’s neck to further examine the injury, charging documents state that a total of eight puncture wounds were found on her neck.
From prolonged and frequent use of an e-collar. Bastard.
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I do hope his response is
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I can’t prove that’s from a cop horse, but the only horses that don’t live in the park are the ones that deliver beer, and they don’t walk on the sidewalks.
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I was thinking the same.
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Off-topic, when I was a kid, we saw beer horses… Budweiser brought the Clydesdales to my local mall…
They were HUGE… now, I was like 4… but they were huge.
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I often see them at the state fair-they are still huge!
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