[dragnet2]

Video has changed everything for cops. Wouldn’t want to be one nowadays. Sometimes it helps the cops, but often it can be a career changer or worse.

[MrEdd]

Military and Law enforcement are fitting occupations for young men at the peak of their reflex speed and ability to heal. They are not a great match for people staying until retirement.

I was taught this and why it was by my grandfather, and recruit training stressed that the military wasn’t there to give me a retirement.

Not that most of the law enforcement in this country will collect their retirements, as the ponzi scheme is reaching its end.

[protoconservative]

Perhaps cops should just back down from most situations and be good little public sector servants 3 days behind the need. Most of the rest of us have zero need for officer friendly telling us to do anything, we have very little need and their speical form of self centered “protect and serve, maybe”.

[faucetman]

“Video has changed everything for cops. Wouldn’t want to be one nowadays. Sometimes it helps the cops, but often it can be a career changer or worse.”

A video can’t exonerate you if you are GUILTY!

With all the fear talk about “Big Brother” I have seen nothing but benefits from all the cameras nowadays.

TV shows like “The First 48”, “See No Evil”, COPS, LIVE PD, Live PD Presents: PD Cam, etc. All show exactly what happened or didn’t happen and catches and convicts criminals.

Exonerates or eliminates suspects. All good, no bad that I see.