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Probably more true, although I had to parse this sentence several times to understand what you were trying to say. We put a lot of trust in cops. It's probably
by idiotsecant 3y ago
Probably more true, although I had to parse this sentence several times to understand what you were trying to say. We put a lot of trust in cops. It's probably unavoidable that some of them will turn out to be terrible people. I am in favor of trying to keep that ratio as low as possible but I don't have any particularly good solutions on how to do that. Do you?
- sangnoir 3y agoI have a couple of suggestions I've heard from others I think are decent. 1. Grand-jury-style civilian oversight of cop malpractice. 2. Make sure bad cops can't get reemployed as cops in the city 15 miles away. 3. Require cops get malpractice insurance as a condition of employment. Instead of paying out of the city's treasury, insurance will payout if the cop gets sued successfully