I have heard of that before. I know there are many reasons for a person to seem chemically impaired. It seems to me that the vulgarity and coarseness in society is not limited to the inner city thugs or the maniacal left. It also seems to include many in law enforcement. Judicious use of force and prudence in dealing with the general public is what I expect/demand of those given the great privilege and power over that public. Once it became acceptable for cops to see the civilian population as “them”, they have become tyrants and nearly Gestapo-like in their attitudes. I rarely weep these days for a shot cop, because I am never certain if what happened was ordained to happen due to their actions and programming.
Has anyone stop to wonder whether both troopers and the people that they troop among are caught “in the middle” of something bad that’s larger than themselves?
I think that’s the case, and the something bad is godlessness.
Unless we are going to hire only devout Christian (and I will throw in with that, Jewish) police, then we are going to get this kind of trouble.
Yes, a stroke, a prescription drug interaction, even a kidney infection are all good excuses to give an elderly useless eater a good solid beat-down.