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Originally posted by YALE View PostThere's no way they could've reasonably known about his arrest record prior to catching him. That's a post hoc, ergo propter hoc fallacy.
The guy had been booked/processed five times since New Years lol. If they didn't know him they're not doing their job very well!
I bet the one he locked eyes with knew his skeezin ass, called his buddies, and the chase was on. Otherwise I don't see a logical motive to give chase unless the cops were bored and wanted to see how fast they could pedal...maybe practice their take-down-from-schwin skills.
I'm speculating though. I wasn't there and the details are pretty sketchy to say the least.Last edited by Baba Ganoush; 05-02-2015, 12:21 AM.
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Originally posted by Baba Ganoush View PostSo you're saying cops are incapable of remembering a name/face?
The guy had been booked/processed five times since New Years lol. If they didn't know him they're not doing their job very well!
I bet the one he locked eyes with knew his skeezin ass, called his buddies, and the chase was on. Otherwise I don't see a logical motive to give chase unless the cops were bored and wanted to see how fast they could pedal...maybe practice their take-down-from-schwin skills.
I'm speculating though. I wasn't there and the details are pretty sketchy to say the least.ZOMBIE REAGAN FOR PRESIDENT 2016!!! heh
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Originally posted by YALE View PostAgreed, but I will say that Baltimore is a big city, and has no shortage of repeat offenders. Guys with rap sheet like his don't exactly stand out.WH
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Originally posted by Gasser64 View PostUnless the cop remembers the guy and his face, from the last time he had to chase his dumbass down. Finite number of cops, and some of them are going to remember some of these people.
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Originally posted by lincolnboy View PostPeople who post after 9/10 p.m. are up to no good.
Maybe its karma coming back to white folk for what they did to the colour folk in the past.
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Honest question: What do you think the percentage of good cops who really care about making a difference in the community is? We need cops walking beats & true community policing again. I have seen evidence of this before. I remember seeing a video of a cop playing basketball with some kids in full uniform. If there were more cops like this, maybe people would respect them more.
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Originally posted by Trip McNeely View PostHonest question: What do you think the percentage of good cops who really care about making a difference in the community is? We need cops walking beats & true community policing again. I have seen evidence of this before. I remember seeing a video of a cop playing basketball with some kids in full uniform. If there were more cops like this, maybe people would respect them more.
Beat cops are really expensive for the amount of social welfare and policing they do. Dont get me wrong they are important in showing a more personable look at the police force. But its not law enforcements job to be the moral compass of the poor. The moral compass is supposed to be taught by the parents and the local community, such as the church and schools. The hard part about the schools doing it, is that people expect some sort quantifiable measurement, are worried about the cost, or are worried about religious encroachment.
What would probably solve a lot of issues is re-implementing corporal punishment. Look at Singapore, they have a very low crime rate because nobody wants to spanked or caned. How quickly would running from the police stop if the person would get 20 lashes with a cane
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Originally posted by John -- '02 HAWK View PostI think almost all cops start off good, and the constant exposure to the uglier side of society changes them, or at least creates cracks in their moral armor. I will also bet that process starts within 6 months to a year.
Beat cops are really expensive for the amount of social welfare and policing they do. Dont get me wrong they are important in showing a more personable look at the police force. But its not law enforcements job to be the moral compass of the poor. The moral compass is supposed to be taught by the parents and the local community, such as the church and schools. The hard part about the schools doing it, is that people expect some sort quantifiable measurement, are worried about the cost, or are worried about religious encroachment.
What would probably solve a lot of issues is re-implementing corporal punishment. Look at Singapore, they have a very low crime rate because nobody wants to spanked or caned. How quickly would running from the police stop if the person would get 20 lashes with a cane
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It all comes down to bad parenting, hence the rioting/looting. No one to set a standard but they want to hold the cops to one?
I'm not sure how many good cops are left in places like Baltimore but I bet fewer and fewer are applying. They don't feel like putting their lives on the line for people who martyr career criminals, and I can't blame them.
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