Cops are allowed, even encouraged, to lie to you to get what they want. If you lie to them, it’s a crime.
Therefor, it’s safe to assume that all cops are liars.
Looks like a pretty clear violation of the spirit of the Fifth and Sixth Amendments:
In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall... be informed of the nature and cause of the accusation;
Sounds like the wussification of New York State is in full swing.
Coddling criminals! Disgusting!
What are those wussy judges going to do when they have to preside over a Police Sting Operation?
The FBI KNEW Richard Jewell was a lowly security guard who idolized them:
After initially sweating him, they pretended to drop their suspicions and then warmly buddied up to him over the course of some hours.
AND THEN:
They claimed they were making a training video, and they needed some character that would play the role of a perp who broke down after some questioning about “a bombing”, and then confessed to the crime.
“Would ya feel up to that, just to, like, help us out with that silly task, Dicky, ole buddy ole pal....?”
And Richard Jewell was within a whisker of doing just that. Then he remembered his college buddy from over a decade ago had become a lawyer, and Richard called him up:
“GET OUT OF THERE, FAT-A$$, IT’S A TRAP...!”
And his old roommate from college was right —the FBI intended to frame Richard Jewell for the Olympic Park Bombing, under pressure from Bill Clinton, who basically ORDERED an arrest.
THAT is your FBI.
cops lie to me all the time and I am a lawyer
they really are twisted
I know the facts before I talk to them but they still lie, they are tiresome and think they are smart
but they are just not
once one of them offered to lie on the stand
I pled that case out. I was not putting a liar on the stand and I never trusted that dude again
You have a young family member who is suddenly missing. You call the police and an officer comes out. After you give the officer the information he requests assistance from the detectives. A detective arrives and listens to the information. As it turns out the detective recently had contact with a guy who lives in the area who is on parole for child molestation. He locates the guy and of course the guy nervous.
On a hunch the detective tells the guy that he was taped on a remote video taking the child. He tells him that the life of the child is important and he should tell where the child is. The guy hesitates, and then tells the detective the child is in a house a few blocks away. He leads the detective to the house and the child is found. The child is alive and basically ok but still needs medical treatment.
Do you - thank the detective, even though he LIED to the suspect?
Do you - curse the BEJESUS out of the detective because he lied to the suspect?
Satan is the father of ALL lies.
Same way with job applications, I doubt that I have ever seen a job application that did NOT say that furnishing false info was grounds for termination if discovered after hiring but I doubt that I ever accepted a job offer that did not turn out later to involve some misrepresentation on the part of the employer and sometimes blatant lying on the part of the person doing the hiring.