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Is there any reason the cops who pulled down or covered up cameras shouldn't be immediately fired? Is there ANY rational excuse that could be given for that sor
by glenra 13y ago
Is there any reason the cops who pulled down or covered up cameras shouldn't be immediately fired? Is there ANY rational excuse that could be given for that sort of behavior? Pulling down an outside camera seems like vandalism, pure and simple; covering an interior one suggests the desire to commit other crimes unobserved.
- Coincoin 13y agoDon't worry, he probably wrote in the report that it was for "security" purposes.
- jmadsen 13y agoThis would be true. They would have to work on the assumption that someone was inside, watching them, so they could plan an attack. I would think this would be standard operating procedure, regardless of the reason they were there
- glenra 13y agoWhy wouldn't it work the other way? If the cops are present with overwhelming force, somebody who can SEE them coming is much less likely to resist, more likely to give up without a fight. Also less likely to think it's a bunch of burglars breaking in. In just about every movie ever, cutting off the surveillance video is something the BAD guys do - the GOOD guys know they're in the right so they shouldn't mind being seen.