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Weird.  When anyone else is suspected of a DUI, they get the test done, even if it's at the hospital.

Off-duty L.A. County sheriff’s deputy charged with murder in Torrance crash that killed 23-year-old passenger

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According to Torrance police, the off-duty deputy was not given a field sobriety test because he was also injured and rushed to an area hospital.

 

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2 hours ago, Blarg said:

You do realize this officer is fucked since after the fact they find the gun inside the house. Some shitheads are going to say the suspect was unarmed and want the officer tried for murder and compensation. He did basically execute the man but he earned every bullet. 

If the officer is charged he should take his chances with a jury. In this case I think it's reasonable of the officer to assume he still has the gun on him. Doesn't matter if it's visible or not. 

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3 hours ago, Blarg said:

You do realize this officer is fucked since after the fact they find the gun inside the house. Some shitheads are going to say the suspect was unarmed and want the officer tried for murder and compensation. He did basically execute the man but he earned every bullet. 

Sad but true.  I was actually surprised that BLM and the SJW's didn't march in Stockton over this.  Or at least I didn't find anything of that nature on my google search.  

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On 5/29/2020 at 12:22 PM, Angels Never Die said:

So since the idea wasn't communicated literally and directly that means it wasn't communicated? Yeah, when the paramount issue here is black people being treated like second class citizens by the state, and when they INEVITABLY lash out about that unacceptable state of affairs, people whine about property being destroyed? It passively communicates that property is more important than civil rights. The offense is extreme, so we shouldn't be surprised when the response to that offense is extreme. You're being existentially threatened and the system thinks it can get away with it because there won't be sufficient consequences for their actions, guess what happens, people create some consequences for those actions. If it takes property being destroyed in order for black communities to get justice, then I don't have a problem with that. 

That's a lot of words to say "I agree @m0nkey"

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NYPD officers helped this autistic man from Florida who got lost in New York City make it back home to Florida safely. 

NYPD officers helped a 44-year-old autistic man who somehow got lost in New York City this week return home to his family in Florida. 

The man, who also suffers from Parkinson's disease, took a flight from Orlando to New York City on Monday, and EMS were called to help him around 11:00 on Tuesday morning, an NYPD spokesperson told Fox News.

Officers from the 19th precinct also responded to the scene on the Upper East Side and discovered that the man was lost by himself. 

They made contact with his family in Florida, who were worried about him and didn't know how far he was from home. 

The 19th precinct officers coordinated with his family and drove him to Westchester Airport, about 30 miles north of the city. 

They then waited there at the terminal for the man to safely board his flight home. 

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11 minutes ago, tdawg87 said:

I love how this has slowly started to shift towards a literal "Cops are great" thread. 

I wonder why 🤔

Just read the first page.

So we give them crap for doing bad things

What's wrong with showing that they do good things also?

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18 minutes ago, Redondo said:

So we give them crap for doing bad things

What's wrong with showing that they do good things also?

Nothing. I was just pointing out how much the "narrative" of this thread has changed.

Seriously, read through the first few pages. It's a trip. 

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