>Did you mean "mistake", or did you mean something like reckless negligence? The comparison was to the body camera falling off, which seems closer to reckless

>Did you mean "mistake", or did you mean something like reckless negligence? The comparison was to the body camera falling off, which seems closer to reckless negligence, but we don't often hear that language used when discussing policing. Maybe it should be, but let us please not go microscopic in a debate about the meaning of words here -- the comparison is valid, I believe, and I don't think you've shown why it is not? All my argument is saying is that the bar is set extremely high for doctors, extremely low for policeman, and that police officers have an equally important job to do in society, and should be subject to similar standards.