It's strange that all the cops in the article likely committed more felonies than the people they arrested for petty bullshit, makes zero sense. Why hire these idiots that can barely do police work.

From the article.” deputy attempting to restrain a 17-year-old who struck him multiple times and attempted to bite him.”

A 17 year old student in middle school?!?!

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Wonder how long before they're fired and have to suffer the slight inconvenience of finding a different police department to do this at.

Of course Baton Rouge. I used to live in New Orleans and worked all through South Louisiana. I was always really nervous when I had to stop there.

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We don’t deserve the earth.

cleveland rocks >!your world once the body cams are off!<

I call partial BS. I’ve witnessed several instances of parents showing up to fight on their kids behalf. Granted in my day it was an abusive teacher or handsy security guard - but parents would show up ready to do harm (to another adult).

This happened to me but not as serious. I was bullying a kid for no reason because I was a dumb shit misguided kid and just picking on him every time we crossed paths. He never did anything to me ever, but I was just an asshole and it was 100 percent my fault.

Anyways, he told his dad and his dad came to school and began threatening me. He kept repeating "want me to tell my son to kick your ass?". It kind of back fired because you could tell his son didn't want to fight and if he really could have kicked my ass, he would have already. It made his son look even weaker. Later on he sent another one of his sons to destroy my friend's garden with a baseball bat and kept taunting us to come out of his house.

Either way, I feel really bad about bullying that kid whenever it pops up in my mind but at the same time I was only 10 years old and the way his dad handled that was completely inappropriate and probably illegal.

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Fistic Encounter sounds like the title of a porno.

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I wanted to come here and think of a cynical oneliner to throw in, but what should you write to such a horrible news. I just feel... sad. Wrong. And with every such news just more and more angry...

>Each police
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Yep. And there are services now that make the whole thing super super easy. They put the camera in a cradle and it recharges and uploads all the data and thats it. The storage, transfer, and validation of the data is all handled as a service provided.

>if the bully’s parents don’t care

Often times, bullies come from a line of parental abuse. If the parents in such a case do care, it only makes the problem worse, as it gives them another reason to physically abuse their kids.

> The two officers then talk with other police personnel, joking about how easy the pursuit was. Stoll later says, "I threw the meanest f******* hook." Mundson responds, "I didn't get a single lick in."

Absolutely disgusting that this is how cops think. Time to fire them all and start over.

I’ll take my chances with random criminals if it means I don’t have to cower to power hungry cops.

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Land of the Free. Free to kick your ass

At a kindergarten

I read that as "show up immediately at the school" but it's 2023 and I don't know if you mean "zoom call the teacher or principal" instead, and I could totally see that.

Anyone know how many police department investigations have happened under Biden / Trump / Obama?

What is this thing, a law that doesn't get enforced?

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