[frostno98]

It appears that after the two NYPD cops murder the police are out on a rampage. I don't believe this coincidence but a systematic killing of unarm people if there any slim chance they can get away with it. The cops will not be apprehending anyone this year unless your white of course.

[jtoler]

Has always been going on, but if no one shows you on television you will never know, unless you use your brain and think. The question you should be wondering is why are they choosing to broadcast several in a row now, something thats always been going on but didnt get anywhere near the media exposure before.

[itchypickle]

http://townhall.com/columnists/larry...6238/page/full


The unnoticed are the numbers of COPS that are merked on the job by these a'holes that goes without media fanfare. just a few weeks ago FOUR more cops gunned down, no media frenzy, just another day on the job. Had one of those 4 fired first...you know the drill.

[muldoon]

http://townhall.com/columnists/larry...6238/page/full


The unnoticed are the numbers of COPS that are merked on the job by these a'holes that goes without media fanfare. just a few weeks ago FOUR more cops gunned down, no media frenzy, just another day on the job. Had one of those 4 fired first...you know the drill.

The criminals all pledge to uphold the law and protect society?

Are you really playing the "why don't we show all the dog bites man" stories?

[itchypickle]

The criminals all pledge to uphold the law and protect society?

Are you really playing the "why don't we show all the dog bites man" stories?

Nope I'm merely saying this is like the shark summer in Pensacola and other trumped up stories that make a handful of incidents seem like millions of people are being hunted down by murderous racist cops daily. We hear how sweet these shooting victims are and how they were just 'on routine traffic stops and didn't need to be shot' yet these same 'routine' events are how dozens of cops are murdered every year. Split second things and hands on fights weekly for years and now and again they make a bad choice the entire profession is indicted....just not fair. Common sense Doony

[Big Bear]

not all cops are bad people but most of them are unfortunately.

[muldoon]

Split second things and hands on fights weekly for years and now and again they make a bad choice the entire profession is indicted....just not fair. Common sense Doony

When they refuse to release statistics as how many officer related shooting deaths even occur - of course it's news (and we're left to make our own estimates on how many deaths come each year via cop)

We expect criminals to act like criminals, we expect police to be better.

By better - I mean using a taser on a mentally disturbed person versus unloading on them. (for one example)

Of course it's stressful and their lives are always at risk. Is this new or were these facts hidden from them when they were being hired?

Just look at how some of these cops act when the CAMERA IS ON them. Are we to assume they behaved better without cameras? Up until this push to have cops record themselves, there's hundreds (if not thousands) of incidents where cops confiscated cameras, erased sim cards, destroyed phones etc.

Again, we expect criminals to act like criminals. Is it wrong to ask for cops to be better and call them out when they don't?

[marcoloco]

Past years, news was all about cops killed in the line of duty, now news focuses on the other side. Dont be a media puppet guys

[Dirty Sanchez]

not all cops are bad people but most of them are unfortunately.

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[Auto Donk]

that dude in the "ass clown" photo above is more disturbing than all the cop killings/bad guy killings combined......

[The Kraken]

When they refuse to release statistics as how many officer related shooting deaths even occur - of course it's news (and we're left to make our own estimates on how many deaths come each year via cop)

We expect criminals to act like criminals, we expect police to be better.

By better - I mean using a taser on a mentally disturbed person versus unloading on them. (for one example)

Of course it's stressful and their lives are always at risk. Is this new or were these facts hidden from them when they were being hired?

Just look at how some of these cops act when the CAMERA IS ON them. Are we to assume they behaved better without cameras? Up until this push to have cops record themselves, there's hundreds (if not thousands) of incidents where cops confiscated cameras, erased sim cards, destroyed phones etc.

Again, we expect criminals to act like criminals. Is it wrong to ask for cops to be better and call them out when they don't?

Exactly

[frostno98]

Did they meet this quota because there was a ton of people of all color that got gunned downed by the Police. White, Brown, Green, you name it.