> There's no reason to think he's guilty, apart from blind trust in the police's word. In my experience there’s a very deeply ingrained sense that police are t

> There's no reason to think he's guilty, apart from blind trust in the police's word. In my experience there’s a very deeply ingrained sense that police are the good guys lingering in average suburban Americans of a certain age. (I’m sure in others too that’s just my background.) It’s really hard to discuss these kinds of topics with someone that by default accepts that police action implies necessity.