How ridiculous is this -- a PD arrested for doing her job:
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Disgraceful. Fire the cop. Then indict him for civil rights abuses. Can't wait to see that perp walk. And sue his ass.
ReplyDeleteWhat banana republic was that?
ReplyDeleteThat banana republic, my friends, is San Francisco.
ReplyDeleteWait, I'm confused. Doesn't the attorney tell the police officer that she does NOT represent the man? If that's true, what right does she have to impede the taking of the photo?
ReplyDelete8:48 - You are more than just confused, and I am afraid you are beyond help.
ReplyDeleteAbusive. Hope she sues and slams that cop.
ReplyDelete8:47 a.m., help me out. enlighten me. thanks, 8:48 p.m.
ReplyDeleteI think the state attorney arrested her, not the police. The SA put the cuffs on, right?
ReplyDeleteI understand she represented the man being photographed in a different matter. So that's a tricky one.
Get use to it, civil rights are history folks.
Senate Republicans Remove 'Civil Rights And Human Rights' From Senate Judiciary Subcommittee Name
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