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| #1sfdragonApr 26, 2012 10:17:57 | www.thestar.com/news/canada/article/1168... |
| #2sfdragonApr 26, 2012 13:09:13 | yep: make sure they cant tell you to calm down using the words calm and down. (really its inciting to riot using the wiords to calm down and when johnny law uses it they get away from two crimes, one being inciting to riot and the other is poliece brutality) ask a psycologoist to explain, I could not trust them to turn on their own when they go bad and yet they can force you and I to asnwer their questions or go to jail. I could not trust them to be honest at bat checkpoints if the person they stop has a record og drug use and the cop lies about the driver being under the influence. police=ORGANIZED CRIME dispose of their unions, deny them the 5th while on the clock, and put cop badge number in a hall of shame full of badge numbers from dirty cops and the over zealous ones.... |
| #3homicidal_squirrelApr 26, 2012 14:55:00 | yep: Funny thing is you actually have a point there. When you are upset, the last thing you want is someone telling you to calm down or relax, especially when they don't know what you are going through or are the ones stressing you out. |
| #4sfdragonApr 26, 2012 16:03:11 | I've been told to let teh guy vent for a few minutes and then ask them to relax... but the words calm down is a no no |
| #5draco1119Apr 26, 2012 16:21:23 | yep: You guys really need to calm down... ![]() |
| #6homicidal_squirrelApr 26, 2012 17:56:26 | yep: Get a real job, hippie!!! ![]() |
| #7The_SilverswordApr 27, 2012 0:30:30 | CALM DOWN!!? YOU WANT ME TO CALM DOWN!?!! |
| #8zombie_babiesApr 27, 2012 8:16:27 | What I find interesting is that if you - a citizen - are involved in a self-defense shooting, the cops will begin questioning you immediately. When a cop is involved in a shooting, the cops are not permitted to ask the officer any questions for 24 hours. Seems that cops, I guess, are typically considered to be in shock after something like a shooting and that they may say things they don't mean, present a version of events that are incorrect because they are not thinking clearly and potentially set themselves up to contradict themselves at a hearing. Seems also there's been studies done that confirm people tend to remember events of that sort of impact better after they've had some time to settle. I guess us general citizens are better at recalling things after a stressful situation than cops are. ![]() Don't tell the cops anything beyond 'I want my lawyer'. |
| #9sfdragonApr 27, 2012 8:17:40 | CALM DOWN!!? YOU WANT ME TO CALM DOWN!?!! NO, NO SIR! |
| #10homicidal_squirrelApr 27, 2012 8:18:10 | What I find interesting is that if you - a citizen - are involved in a self-defense shooting, the cops will begin questioning you immediately. When a cop is involved in a shooting, the cops are not permitted to ask the officer any questions for 24 hours. Seems that cops, I guess, are typically considered to be in shock after something like a shooting and that they may say things they don't mean, present a version of events that are incorrect because they are not thinking clearly and potentially set themselves up to contradict themselves at a hearing. Seems also there's been studies done that confirm people tend to remember events of that sort of impact better after they've had some time to settle. I guess us general citizens are better at recalling things after a stressful situation than cops are. Care to link one of those studie? ![]() |
| #11zombie_babiesApr 27, 2012 8:39:08 | Nah, I'm good. Thanks for asking, though. |
| #12homicidal_squirrelApr 27, 2012 10:11:21 | Nah, I'm good. Thanks for asking, though. ![]() |