Edit: Should be moved to "Good/Bad cop"?

FBI agent exposed himself to juveniles in Texas, Louisiana, Florida.

https://www.kltv.com/2021/08/03/smith-c ... a-florida/

TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - An FBI supervisory special agent based in Louisiana allegedly exposed himself to multiple children and molested one child in a period from 2018 to 2019, and the alleged crimes took place in Florida, Louisiana, and Texas, according to a Smith County affidavit.
The suspect in the case is David Lee Harris, 51. Of Prairieville, Louisiana. A previous story by WAFB said the allegations involve underage girls.
During a previous court hearing, prosecutors said Harris threatened at least one of the victims if she said anything.
In Smith County, Harris, an FBI special supervisory agent, has been charged with third-degree felony indecent exposure.

The recent WAFB story stated Harris is assigned to the FBI field office in New Orleans. The story also said he had recently been appointed to head up a regional division of the FBI that investigates online crimes against children, including child pornography.

Benton County Sheriff facing recall and more:

https://komonews.com/news/local/voters- ... ry-hatcher

Stealing 15,000 rds of ammo and 14 guns from County?

So, who's a prepper/extremist now?
https://www.kltv.com/2021/08/03/smith-c ... a-florida/
https://www.tri-cityherald.com/news/loc ... 22716.html

That's fucking better than Monty Python!

Cop tries to detain woman, woman tries to bite cop, cop knocks woman the fuck out.

You decide if that's a good cop.

But that's a good punch. Lady got dropped.

Watch the whole thing, or start at about 5:00 to get to the good part.

I feel for those officers. They're coming in to try to restore order so people can go back to shopping in peace, and instead they get nothing but disrespect from not just the combative subjects, but onlookers as well. I don't know that her attempted bite deserved a punch like that in return, but I'll say this - she might think twice about doing that again. Total cluster in there though. And it all could have been avoided if everyone would have just chilled out from the get-go.

^ Good cop. And many in the crowd could have used a good roundhouse as well.

My tolerance for such poor behavior is low.

That bite has a potentially scarring and is bio hazardous. Hell yes, it warranted a less-than-lethal response to end the attack.

Scottsdale police arrest victim of vandalism, LYING about the situation, forcibly draw blood from her, strip search her, then say it was an honest mistake.

Oh, and they HAD the video showing her car was parked there and vandalized, BEFORE they arrested her. So, they KNEW she was innocent, but arrested her anyway.

WTF.

This shit is why no one supports QI anymore. Cops do horrible things to people then try to hide behind it.

Cop steals license plate from evidence room, runs up over $1k in toll charges....

So, theft, and fraud...

and the department calls it an 'oversight'...

Meanwhile, she can't get replacement plates after they were stolen because of the toll bill.


If any one of us did that, we'd be getting felonies..

But apparently a cop can do it and it's 'an oversight'...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMP9gJBOHco

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... itted.html

Jaleel Stallings, 29, was acquitted on Wednesday of multiple charges stemming from a shooting last summer where he shot at the Minneapolis Police Department after they opened fire on him with rubber bullets.
The US Army veteran argued the shooting was in self-defense. He testified that he fired three shots at an unmarked white van after he was struck in the chest with what turned out to be a nonlethal rubber bullet fired by the MPD, the Associated Press reported.
Stallings' attorney Eric Rice told AP his client thought he was being attacked by civilians and he would potentially bleed out so he fired at the van as a warning and took cover.
The van used by the police was an unmarked white Ford Transit, which had been fitted with flashing lights that were switched off at the time of the arrest.
Its interior was darkened, and it was being followed by a row of police cruisers with their lights flashing, which cops have since claimed was a 'tip of the spear' strategy to try and tackle ongoing riots.
Stallings, an Army veteran who now works as a truck driver, returned fire at police with his mini Draco pistol, which was legally-owned, the Minnesota Reformer reported.
The 29-year-old aimed low, toward the front of the van, and didn't strike anyone and when officers exited the vehicle yelling 'Shots fired!' Stallings realized they were police so he dropped his weapon and laid face down on the ground.


https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/h ... e-freedom/

TORONTO – On Thursday in a show of “united non-compliance,” hundreds of police officers and citizens held a rally in front of Toronto Police Headquarters to protest against vaccine passports and mandates.
“I told you all that the police would eventually have to draw a line in the sand, the police would eventually have to honor their oath to our constitution, their oath to themselves, the oath to their families, the oath to their country, and today is that day,” stated Sky.

Seem to recall something about a thing called a backstop. Not sure if they teach that in the academy now-a-days

Eight-year-old girl killed at high school football game likely shot by police, authorities say
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/sep/02/girl-shooting-football-game-police-sharon-hill

As long as the officer got to go home at the end of the night....

Also, I heard that they didn't even identify a suspect, they just heard gunshots and started firing in the general direction of where they thought they came from, which was a crowd.

https://komonews.com/news/local/deputie ... r-standoff

AUBURN, Wash. — A King County man is facing a murder charge after he reportedly killed his mother at their home in Auburn, court documents show.

Deputies with the King County Sheriff’s Office responded to a home in the 4200 block of S 290th St in Auburn Tuesday morning after a woman called to report a dispute between her and her son.

Deputies say 40-year-old Shawn Riebe had reportedly grabbed his handgun and told his mother to leave the house. According to court documents, she refused and barricaded herself in the garage. She eventually left the garage and met with deputies down the street. Court documents show that she told deputies here son had been in the military and was experiencing PTSD.

Deputies say they left the scene because there was no cause to believe a crime had been committed.

Attaboys!!!

Several hours later, someone called 911 to report hearing gunshots near the home.

When deputies arrived, Riebe reportedly told them that they were not welcome at the home. According to court documents, deputies asked him where his mother was and he told them to “check the attached garage.”

Deputies say they entered the garage and found Riebe’s mother dead from multiple gunshot wounds. The sheriff’s office says her small dog was also found shot dead next to her body.

After an hours-long standoff, Riebe was arrested Tuesday night and booked into King County Jail for Murder 2nd degree.

You can thank our new laws for that.