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Yes, two different standards. Because if cops were to be judged by the same standards as an ordinary civilian, they'd be given the same rights and privileges. But they aren't and haven't. A cop isn't a civilian and should not be judged as such.

I fear for my life," Crooks said. "They're going to kick my ass in a cell and take turns on me, probably."

Gee, its hard to figure out who to despise more, the stupid cops who think they can violate the law at will as long as no one is looking, the scumbag perpetrator who resisted arrest by allegedly grabbing testicles, or this "Crooks" who is a crook himself and who will probably end up with only a few million dollars less than the scrotum grabber.

Yes, two different standards. Because if cops were to be judged by the same standards as an ordinary civilian, they'd be given the same rights and privileges. But they aren't and haven't. A cop isn't a civilian and should not be judged as such.

You're honest at least. And you're voicing a sentiment a lot of cops feel civilians have. Just remember one thing: deny a cop his due process rights under the constitution, and it won't be long before the ones you enjoy will be forfeit, civilian.

To the cops out there, I don't know how you put up with all this anti-cop BS. I've never had any trouble from a cop because I've never given one trouble---it's amazing how civil and gracious you cops are when you're treated with a modicum of respect---almost like you want to be nice and helpful.