@JackitDaley@ARLnowDOTcom I was a cop for over a decade IN Arlington, so I know how probable cause works. If the victim had been “stabbed” or “knifed” the suspect would have been charged with Malicious Wounding. He wasn’t. Sorry not sorry-you know don’t how the law works.
@ilv_mycountry Last year my HOA had to report to us they were sued because they were ineligible for the PPP loan they took out and now had to pay 650K to the feds. Smh. Maybe they should have voted on whether to apply in the first place.
@Washington20009@oucmecalling311 A carjacking isn’t a “stolen car,” it’s a type of robbery-a crime against a person, with the item of value stolen during the robbery being the car. I was a cop for over a decade and continue to write press releases about crime. There is a difference.
@oucmecalling311@Washington20009 That’s why most departments are prohibited from pursuing unless the crime that is KNOWN is a violent felony. Weighing whether or not the driver is a future danger to the community. In the end, a stolen car is a property crime.
@Washington20009@oucmecalling311 Running code is one of the most dangerous things a cop can do, especially in an urban area with high pedestrian and bicycle traffic. Not only are they driving a weapon at high speeds, but there is no way to predict how other drivers will react.