@STORMSPINKWORLD@menorman@shaunking “I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard." Was the actual quote. Since you’re bringing up facts and all. And what makes you assume I was in support?
@emmaehanks @tkrkvld91 @Anhdough@Kennedey253 @jasonjgauthier I’m from a backwoods county in TN, and even the larger surrounding cities around here (Knoxville, Lexington, etc) can’t afford bulletproof vehicles because the cost is pretty massive to convert all vehicles
@conners_i @IanDavies309 @jasonjgauthier When they tried to stop the emergency vehicle and were threatening an officer, they stopped being innocent civilians.
@ultimatebug_guy@HotdogAC1@ericisaac And more often than not- unless it’s a pretty serious crime the officer is accused of/committed- yes, they will remain working when a report is filed against them. Not every complaint=being relieved of your duties
@ultimatebug_guy@HotdogAC1@ericisaac Depends on what the report was over. I’ve known some to be turned away because the officer taking the report already knows what happened and that the report is bs. If it was a serious report it should’ve been looked into though, just giving a perspective from the other side
@BLawver5@HotdogAC1@ultimatebug_guy@ericisaac 20-40% is a pretty fair number I’d say depending on the area and facility. I’m sure it could get as high as 60-70%, but that would be a push in a larger area like Baltimore
@OhMyHades_@KimuraJinketsu@ericisaac I mean... yeah. People will make complaints to the sheriffs office or city PD here all the time because a cop gave them a ticket. It happens.