It is precisely because cops are human beings that we cannot allow them to operate in an effectively consequences-free environment. Also; the idea that any cop

It is precisely because cops are human beings that we cannot allow them to operate in an effectively consequences-free environment. Also; the idea that any cop would have "saved 100 lives in his career" is ludicrous. But even if it were true, it would not justify allowing them to murder without consequence. In actuality, the pattern we see with Derek Chauvin is more common; 18 complaints on his official record, involvement with 3 police shootings, and never any consequences beyond a reprimand. Until he just casually crushes a dude to death, and people like you are _still_ arguing there shouldn't be consequences.