Well when police end up killing someone, it's usually anecdotal now isn't it? If the anecdote is representative of some kind of trend, then it's worth examinin

Well when police end up killing someone, it's usually anecdotal now isn't it? If the anecdote is representative of some kind of trend, then it's worth examining because the 'visceral reality' of these crimes are better understood. Having 7K in camera gear robbed in broad daylight by rando's in a Honda gives us a hint of understanding of what's happening. Aside from the 'Justice System changes' and COVID, we may very well be entering a kind of new phase in social culture. The thought of such a thing happening many decades ago, before massive increase in crime in the 1960's would have shocked people. They had different kinds of 'bad things' then. This kind of brazen crime should be very, very rare in regular, civilized places.