Baltimore Cops Carried Toy Guns to Plant on People They Shot

[AvidFisherman]

It's a 2003 statistic, when I was taking a Justice Administration class, but 1 out of 10 cops are corrupt.

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[lipripper]

Cops planting shits is a no go..hammer them...

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[Bouncer]

I don't agree with the premise. I've seen plenty of positive cop stories recently.

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It's what happens with those stories. You certainly wouldn't go out of your way to post one. People on social media certainly click that share button much less when it's positive news. There are people in this world that believe all cops are bad because of social media bubbles that are being created. It's not just about cops. It's all things negative and shitty. The media would have us believe that it's basically armageddon because fear and anger sells.

[Scrumhalf]

bump this for scrum because he cant seem to understand context anymore.

I don't agree with the premise. I've seen plenty of positive cop stories recently.

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[Bouncer]

Point is the media gives a overly negative impression of police officers now. Social media picks those stories up and pretty soon you have a large group of people that really believe all cops are bad.

bump this for scrum because he cant seem to understand context anymore.

[Scrumhalf]

Seriously, there are plenty of stories of cops genuinely helping people, talking some suicidal person off the ledge, etc.

The whole premise that good things aren't reported is false.

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[Scrumhalf]

yea great, i'm talking about heroic shit you twit.

Coming to work and leaving without shooting or beating up anyone is heroic? They really need a pat on the head for that? That's pretty pathetic.

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[Bouncer]

In related news, I came to work today on time, didn't grope anyone, didn't steal any pencils or or notebooks from the storeroom and worked an honest 8 hours. I need a damn medal.

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yea great, i'm talking about heroic shit you twit.

[Scrumhalf]

How come the media wants to cover only the bad shit cops do? Wonder how many stories of police heroism go unreported every single day?

Baltimore thing definitely isn't right and shouldn't be tolerated but the fucken media would have us believe that all cops are demons.

In related news, I came to work today on time, didn't grope anyone, didn't steal any pencils or or notebooks from the storeroom and worked an honest 8 hours. I need a damn medal.

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[mofo]

Just another day in the “Greatest City in America”.

[Dc81]

If a good cops sits back and lets bad cops be corrupt. The good cop are also bad cops.

Dc.

[Bouncer]

No excuse for the Baltimore shit. Definitely not defending it.

[Keiser]

Fair point, and I agree for the most part about the media. But, I'm pretty outraged that this could happen. Planting fake guns?

[Bouncer]

Point is the media gives a overly negative impression of police officers now. Social media picks those stories up and pretty soon you have a large group of people that really believe all cops are bad.

[Keiser]

Media wants ratings. If division gives them that then that's what they will show. Hope you understand.

There are plenty of good cop media stories. I can find plenty of examples for you, BUT if a cop is good aren't they just doing their job? Why report on someone who's doing what they were paid and trained to do?

If a cop is bad then innocent people lose their life and it's a really extreme fucked up situation and should be magnified 100x.