To Protect and to Serve II

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When do we riot? Justice for whoever this guy was! Let's get in our cars and drive around at 2am to show our support for him!!! He was a gentle giant! He was going to college!
 
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Rickyvol77 said:
Violent Felon Released Without Bond Stabs 80-Year-Old Grandmother To Death

Another liberal judge success story for bail bond reform
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Court records indicate Lewis was found temporarily incompetent after a mental exam in October 2019 and was committed to a mental facility.

In March, his stay was extended by a judge for 60 days after a request from the head of the facility. He was subsequently released to Royal Personal Care Home on May 1.”

Bond waived for suspect days before killing 80-year-old at Houston Walgreens

That’s not really a bail bond reform issue.
 
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RockyTop85 said:
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Court records indicate Lewis was found temporarily incompetent after a mental exam in October 2019 and was committed to a mental facility.

In March, his stay was extended by a judge for 60 days after a request from the head of the facility. He was subsequently released to Royal Personal Care Home on May 1.”

Bond waived for suspect days before killing 80-year-old at Houston Walgreens

That’s not really a bail bond reform issue.
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Lmao “look at me I’m just a girl”. She changed her story three times and clearly was caught lying. Then tried to resist arrest.
 
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VolStrom said:
What I find interesting about this case is not that the police tased a woman for a traffic accident, but the head cop said that the case "doesn't have a very high jury appeal" I'd like to shove a bat up that MF's ass.
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He didn’t tase her because of the traffic accident
 
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Regardless of whatever you think, the main thing is never trust a cop. Never talk to them, don't say **** until a public defender or your lawyer is around. Even if you aren't suspected of a crime, do not talk to a cop without a lawyer. The police's job is to find something you did that was wrong, or create a situation that justifies their hassling of you. They want to arrest you. Stonewall them until you get a lawyer. Otherwise completely ignore them as best you can.
 
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zeppelin128 said:
Regardless of whatever you think, the main thing is never trust a cop. Never talk to them, don't say **** until a public defender or your lawyer is around. Even if you aren't suspected of a crime, do not talk to a cop without a lawyer. The police's job is to find something you did that was wrong, or create a situation that justifies their hassling of you. They want to arrest you. Stonewall them until you get a lawyer. Otherwise completely ignore them as best you can.
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That’s not what Mayor Pete says
 
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zeppelin128 said:
Regardless of whatever you think, the main thing is never trust a cop. Never talk to them, don't say **** until a public defender or your lawyer is around. Even if you aren't suspected of a crime, do not talk to a cop without a lawyer. The police's job is to find something you did that was wrong, or create a situation that justifies their hassling of you. They want to arrest you. Stonewall them until you get a lawyer. Otherwise completely ignore them as best you can.
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Lol also the fact you believe this is ridiculous. I can promise you I never wanted to arrest anyone unless i had to by law or they actually deserved to be arrested due to the severity of crime or that it would protect someone else.
Arresting someone could be a 2-3 hour process plus paperwork and swearing out warrant at Commissioner and then several court dates on it? I can assure you that the majority of officers do not want to that every call for service
 
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