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Boasting in great detail about how they caught a bottom-tier expendable from some gang of criminals...that's usually not a sign that the police actually care ab
by bell-cot 2y ago
Boasting in great detail about how they caught a bottom-tier expendable from some gang of criminals...that's usually not a sign that the police actually care about stopping the gang's "crimes".
- haliskerbas 2y agoAt least they didn’t kill an unarmed person in their own home. The bar is very low.
- alan-hn 2y agoBoth of these comments show the incredibly sad state of affairs when it comes to law enforcement worldwide
- squigz 2y agoWorldwide, or America?
- selimthegrim 2y agoYou might want to ask Manipuris or Kashmiris about that.
- gsky 2y agoIt's a made up story to scare the offenders. I would definitely do. Zero investment and has some positive impact.
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- kumarvvr 2y agoThe article does say that they pin pointed the potential culprits to a few seats, followed through, waited for the culprit to repeat their act and then catch him red-cameraed. The method worked. Of course, it worked well most likely because the angle was extreme enough to narrow it down to a small set of seats. But it is also true that cammers would not dare to record it from a well vantaged location for the fear of being called out.
- kumarvvr 2y agoI guess in this case, the method has to be told to absolve the possibility of a mole or something like that. Also, if the public knows that one is not safe even if there are no CCTVs, then piracy may be reduced.
- blitzar 2y agoI am guessing someone forgot to give the police their usual taste of the action - once normal service resumes, normal service will resume.