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redredred · M
What makes more sense to me is, if a civil suit is brought against a cop like Chauvin or criminal fines are levied, they should be paid out of the cops personal net worth and then the entire police force's retirement fund and not the city/state general fund.
Make police brutality/criminality hurt the cops.
Make police brutality/criminality hurt the cops.
JoeyFoxx · 51-55, M
@redredred I don’t hate this idea, but I don’t love the idea that bad cops can end up stealing retirement money from good cops.
It’s also more complicated than good cops and bad cops.
We have inconsistent enforcement that is supported at the department level. We have expectations that cops are expected to deal with homelessness, drug abuse and domestic disputes when what is needed in most of those cases is mental health or economic support.
There are some terribly misinformed people who have latched on to the “defund” term, seemingly unaware of what that word literally means.
It’s also more complicated than good cops and bad cops.
We have inconsistent enforcement that is supported at the department level. We have expectations that cops are expected to deal with homelessness, drug abuse and domestic disputes when what is needed in most of those cases is mental health or economic support.
There are some terribly misinformed people who have latched on to the “defund” term, seemingly unaware of what that word literally means.
JoeyFoxx · 51-55, M
@redredred when a group of cops get together for a photo shoot at the scene of a innocent victim they murdered, does this implicate that precinct?
I think the challenge in front of us today is that “internal affairs “ operates like a mob organization. If you don’t support your fellow officers no matter what, then you will be ostracized
I think the challenge in front of us today is that “internal affairs “ operates like a mob organization. If you don’t support your fellow officers no matter what, then you will be ostracized
Dominus · 31-35, M
@redredred I support this suggestion and have stated it to others for years. I think they should carry individual liability insurance that they pay for themselves, like most professionals do. If you have no problems then paying the insurance is no problem either. If you kill someone under questionable circumstances or have multiple lawsuits then being a police officer would simply become cost prohibitive for you.