Posted on 10/15/2013 1:21:28 PM PDT by Las Vegas Dave
A review of a deadly police chase in Cleveland nearly a year ago has led to suspensions for 63 patrol officers who violated orders and department rules, the city's police chief said Tuesday.
Read more: http://www.myfoxny.com/Story/23695543/cleveland-police-suspend-63-officers-over-deadly-chase#ixzz2hp9KPk00
(Excerpt) Read more at myfoxny.com ...
It sounds like these people were driving along and police thought they heard gunfire and started chasing them. It turned out they were unarmed. I guess police are saying this is ok since they both had records. The union claims they rammed a cop car.
And neither was armed, if I remember correctly.
Being too intelligent is cause for NOT hiring. SCOTUS ruled this was legal also if I remember correctly.
Now you know why the Gov needed all that ammo
First off the Keystone Kops chase shows that we’re not dealing with a disciplined police force here ... If I was a person with an arrest record and I had dozens of cops chasing me I would be certain of ONE THING ... I was going to be beaten into a coma or killed... I would probably drive to the most public place I could find WITH CAMERAS and stop the car and surrender IN VIEW OF THE CAMERAS...
No, but it helps if you have a single digit IQ and a stupid streak that makes you want to kill people. I am just wondering how far off the first reprisal is for this kind of stuff. Somehow, there needs to be communicated to all cops the fact that they are not free to take people's lives indiscriminately. Dogs too!
No, but it helps if you have a single digit IQ and a stupid streak that makes you want to kill people. I am just wondering how far off the first reprisal is for this kind of stuff. Somehow, there needs to be communicated to all cops the fact that they are not free to take people's lives indiscriminately. Dogs too!
It took a BAR to bring them down
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