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When can we say that the City is committing a criminal offense?

• LanceH 7y ago
  When the city decides to allow you.
• deleted 7y ago
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• onli 7y ago
  Now. Putting a guy in jail to withheld him from his medication, which is on record, could be attempted murder. At the very least its criminal police misconduct.
  • mattnewport 7y ago
    It sounds like deprivation of rights under color of law when the officer knew he had committed no crime which is a serious offense.
  • vkou 7y ago
    > Now. Putting a guy in jail to withheld him from his medication, which is on record, could be attempted murder. This comes off sounding incredibly naive. This happens every single day, thousands of times over, and there's narly a peep about it. When you're picked up, and sitting in jail, nobody gives a shit about your medication. When you end up getting a part-time sentence (Come to jail on Friday night, leave on Monday morning for X weeks) for a misdemeanor, nobody gives a shit that you're taking prescription medication for a chronic issue, either.
    • onli 7y ago
      And every single time this is a crime committed by officers of the law, sometimes - like possibly here - attempted murder, ranging from various forms of manslaughter to torture etc, in general unlawfully causing bodily harm. That you think it's normal in your system does not make it any better.