[Filo]

I think it's pretty much always a little lonely being the guy tasked with going in all the dangerous places. The smartasses are hardly ever there, sharing their perfect all-knowing judgment at the moments when it really would have helped.

Yeah. Poor cops. Nobody was there to tell them that it's bad to shoot someone in the back six times and then drag them through the dirt, toss them on the hood of a car and drive 'em around.

You're right. I feel bad for those guys and the really hard, dangerous job they do. . .

Only, it doesn't even rate in the top ten most dangerous jobs and the police have fought and won cases allowing them to reject candidates as too smart.

Hmmm.

Here's the reality champ: these guys are an embarrassment to humanity and should be executed for what they did.

Unfortunately, as proven by them being cleared of their crimes, the police not only don't object to scumbags like this on the force, they encourage it.

That makes most of us with sense (not you) realize that it’s more dangerous to call the cops than to deal with criminals ourselves.

[HairOfTheDog]

Yeah. Poor cops. Nobody was there to tell them that it's bad to shoot someone in the back six times and then drag them through the dirt, toss them on the hood of a car and drive 'em around.

The other person who was not there, and who has a record of biased reporting and just plain mistakes of fact, is the writer of the article where you got all your facts.

Just sayin... You might want to have that knee jerk looked at. It appears to be more of a chronic tick against all cops, than merely a reaction to this story, and it pretty much makes me discount anything further you have to say.