During my stay in the US (6yrs), I noticed how everyone around me is a human except the Police. Once they're spotted around, you would see people freaking out even if they didn't do anything. I understood why they're hated, they're simply a legal tyrants who can kill you or imprison you for no heck of a reason.
Lt Kosinski confirmed at that time that Sarah had her hands restrained behind her back and said she was somehow able to reach into the car while an officer was not looking, grab the gun and take her own life.
Why was she left handcuffed but not put in the back of the car while they ran after the other guy? Isn't that usual police procedure? Were these people filming a Benny Hill episode?
I didn't see anywhere that said why they were pulled over in the first place--I suppose we just assume cops don't need a reason anymore?
ToastedGlass on February 22nd, 2020 at 14:48 UTC »
it’s almost like we can’t depend on police to not rape and murder people in the back of their cars.
Xacrous on February 22nd, 2020 at 14:58 UTC »
During my stay in the US (6yrs), I noticed how everyone around me is a human except the Police. Once they're spotted around, you would see people freaking out even if they didn't do anything. I understood why they're hated, they're simply a legal tyrants who can kill you or imprison you for no heck of a reason.
crackeddryice on February 22nd, 2020 at 16:08 UTC »
Why was she left handcuffed but not put in the back of the car while they ran after the other guy? Isn't that usual police procedure? Were these people filming a Benny Hill episode?
I didn't see anywhere that said why they were pulled over in the first place--I suppose we just assume cops don't need a reason anymore?