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San Francisco bakery sparks debate by refusing to serve armed police
(www.independent.co.uk)
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Pretty much anyone who's a good cop isn't a cop anymore because they turned against the bad cops. The bad cops are still there.
Is it true the good cops aren’t cops any more cause they got kicked out?
In an overwhelming number of situations, yes. Cops are intended to prioritize property over people and convictions over justice. Those who speak out about injustices face retribution from their peers and little defense from their union. Police unions act as criminal legal defense to eschew responsibility.
There have even been legal cases of departments refusing to hire people because they were "too smart". This is largely speculated to be due to fear of those who are more intelligent speaking out, and having a moral compass of their own rather than blindly following.
Yep. I'm one of them. I applied to the cybercrimes division of the Lexington, KY PD in my naive youth and got an official letter saying they refused to hire me because they were worried that I would "get bored and pursue other employment." Asked a couple of my lawyer friends and they all agreed that was code for "we're afraid that you'll notice all the shit we do, and try to prosecute us" aka, "you're too smart."
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Doesnt surprise me, considering they were created to stop the poors rising against the rich.
https://www.aclu.org/video/meet-officer-mader-fired-trying-do-right-thing
This is just one of literally thousands of examples that I have seen over the last 30 years
It's also not even the case I was looking for when I googled "cop fired for not shooting to kill."