The officers, who were working the lower Greenville Avenue club scene, were accused of randomly pepperballing and tazing bar patrons as they headed to their cars. Since that time, a group of those citizens sued the department and won. Still, none of those officers involved has been disciplined.I'm starting to understand why "The Only Ones" demand laws prohibiting concealed carry in bars...
[Via Tony G]
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The danger of being drunk with power is greater than the danger of being drunk with alcohol. So which drunk should be disarmed?
That's not a civil rights violation??? What is then??
And the cop says I never checked out a tazer and i never tazed anyone, and the man who he tazed points him out and there is proof that he checked out a tazer! How is that not perjury?? I guess this is what happens when the justice system is run by 'the only ones.'
One should be no more hestitant to fire on criminals in uniform than they would be on criminals in mufti.
The only considerations at this point should be tactical and strategic. Until such time as the ordinary citizen is willing to release as not guilty of any crime the person who defends himself against a criminal cop it a very dangerous undertaking. However, a progression to just that state of affairs is being made inevitable by the actions of law enforcement and their abettors all over the nation.
If they violated no department policy as was stated, there is no real excuse for the entire community not to lay siege to the entire department with force of arms for they have declared themselves an enemy of the United States of America and its citizens.
I guess they were trying to spice up the night at the bar.
(Sorry. I just had to.)
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