You seem to be taking this awfully personally. In all likelyhood the truth is somewhere in the middle. But, according to you, and correct me if I’m wrong, The General is just a sweet old man who wanted some chinese food and half the police force showed up, bullied him and violently arrested him because they wanted the wonton’s for themselves?
You, as well. Which branch of law enforcement are you in, or were in?
But, according to you, and correct me if I’m wrong, The General is just a sweet old man who wanted some chinese food and half the police force showed up, bullied him and violently arrested him because they wanted the wonton’s for themselves?
No, according to me, there's such a surfeit of cops and law enforcement types that every time a peasant sneezes the wrong way, a pack of LE coon hounds show up like it's Senior Skip Day in high school, and proceed to create themselves "a situation".
"Bedgood said he left to pay the food bill in person at the restaurant, and when he returned, police in force had Livsey in cuffs outside with individual police units stationed at several intersections in the neighborhood."
I suppose the "individual police units stationed at several intersections in the neighborhood" were necessary, in case the former general had a couple of armored infantry companies in the area to rescue him...
Really, Artemis? REALLY? You're going to defend this sort of response?
You should truly be arguing to defund this sort of response, just like a Founding Father would.