Longer and different angle of nurse assault by those pigs

[zipplewrath]

11. This is the problem

It never seems to occur to people that:

1) This wasn't an isolated incident. His actions are practice/automatic/rehearsed. He isn't figuring out this stuff as he goes along.

2) This is a larger part of an approach to the job. There is an underlying attitude involving his exercise of authority.

3) Other officers observed this and did not intervene. Other officers HAVE observed this in the past and did not intervene.

4) His "lieutenant" was aware of the general situation and instructed/empowered him to execute this line of action. So it's not "just one officer".