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In reply to the discussion: What happened to negotiations between police and suspects? [View all]Ramses
(721 posts)22. problem is cops get away with shooting
Citizens all the time,justified or not. The good cops rarely speak up against criminals in their own ranks. Probably out of fear of losing their job or worse. Its systemic and the culture of corruption is deep and pervasive in police forces across this country
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Our police are either not trained for negotiation or if they are they simply dont want to
randys1
Dec 2014
#5
Racism? In post Obama presidency America? Nah, I heard we aint got no racism no more
randys1
Dec 2014
#12
lol. patients lie, 911 callers lie, everybody lies, or at least says things that aren't true.
unblock
Dec 2014
#56
I agree that there are some serious issues with the way policing is done in the USA.
Spider Jerusalem
Dec 2014
#36
I agree that the Crawford and Rice shooting were not justified, each case is different n/t
doc03
Dec 2014
#33
In a supposedly color-blind society as ours, I've had to come to terms with the
KingCharlemagne
Dec 2014
#40
Congress passed a law this week to track police shootings on a national basis
Bluenorthwest
Dec 2014
#51