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those are people that he trained, they were following his policies, risking their lives arresting violent criminals, they were doing their job. Given all the e
by andyxor 6y ago
those are people that he trained, they were following his policies, risking their lives arresting violent criminals, they were doing their job.
Given all the evidence so far this was a highly difficult, dynamic situation with many moving parts, with cause of death is unclear and far from being determined.
To go on a witness stand and bash his subordinate to please prosecution and the mobs outside, to deflect the blame from himself, is pure cowardice, lowest of the low.
- syops 6y agoMy post was directed to your statement that no matter what the police chief should have his officers’ backs. You did not write anything to address the question I asked nor did you address the point raised about the widespread use of extra judicial punishments in the United States.