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jimidean2011

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Oh, the irony...https://toronto.citynews.ca/2024/08/12/civilian-seriously-injured-charged-pushed-by-plainclothes-police-officer/
 
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Oh, the irony...https://toronto.citynews.ca/2024/08/12/civilian-seriously-injured-charged-pushed-by-plainclothes-police-officer/
What a joke of a joke. This reminds me of the charges laid against the accountant who ran over the plains clothes officer who was acquitted and the police were admonished for perjury.

Legalized criminality. More oversight is needed.
 
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jimidean2011

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What a joke of a joke. This reminds me of the charges laid against the accountant who ran over the plains clothes officer who was acquitted and the police were admonished for perjury.

Legalized criminality. More oversight is needed.
Amen to that.
 
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I don't feel sorry for the guy, he thought it was a mugging and wanted to get involved, he should have called 911, and back away.
 

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I don't feel sorry for the guy, he thought it was a mugging and wanted to get involved, he should have called 911, and back away.
Lame.

But, not as lame as the laying of charges which will not stand testing.
 
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jimidean2011

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I don't feel sorry for the guy, he thought it was a mugging and wanted to get involved, he should have called 911, and back away.
Sometimes seeing another person in peril sparks an automatic reaction, much like running into a burning house when you see fire. You can see in the video once they identified themselves and produced badges the man wan taking steps backwards and retreating. It's at that point that he's attacked.
 

jimidean2011

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Lame.

But, not as lame as the laying of charges which will not stand testing.
They're just doing that in an attempt to justify the cops actions. Typical police behavior. 'Look what you made me do...'
 

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Sometimes seeing another person in peril sparks an automatic reaction, much like running into a burning house when you see fire. You can see in the video once they identified themselves and produced badges the man wan taking steps backwards and retreating. It's at that point that he's attacked.
He sees a group of men he thinks is attacking one dude, he thinks its a mugging and gets involved , why risk them turning on you.

Call 911! and move away.
 
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jimidean2011

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He sees a group of men he thinks is attacking one dude, he thinks its a mugging and gets involved , why risk them turning on you.

Call 911! and move away.
Like I said, sometimes people react to a situation without perceiving the potential negative outcome. Clearly he had good intentions and once he realized they were police he was retreating from the melee. Despite that he was viciously attacked. For this reason I rejoice every time a cop gets what they deserve.
 
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