Gnads wrote on Dec 14
th, 2022 at 6:19am:
UnSubRocky wrote on Dec 13
th, 2022 at 10:30pm:
issuevoter wrote on Dec 12
th, 2022 at 8:29pm:
Mad or desperate, these men are unlikely to be taken into custody.
I don't think it was their decision.
How do you come up with that?
Of course it was their decision.
You don't shoot down coppers, execute them on the ground, take their pistols, try & hunt down, flush out to kill 2 more coppers & not know that special forces are going to turn up and respond with armed force if you're not going to surrender give up.
You, like them are another person with a distrust of Police. 
Hang on! Do you trust the police? I certainly don't trust them. In fact I don't trust anybody these days.
Regarding the police ....the other day our beautiful quiet neighbourhood was traumatised and infected by their presence. Why? They tried to get involved in a situation which included my neighbour and her rebellious daughter! As soon as we saw the police car come down the street I immediately told my older kids to hold the fort while I went down the street to support my neighbour.
Once there I saw 2 tall police officers standing over and threatening this short thin woman who was shaking like a leaf in front of them whilst in her front garden watering her plants. Armed with my IPhone I marched right up to them and asked them for their full names and positions. And their ages. These bozos were merely 24 and 25 years old rookies. I demanded the name of their immediate supervisor on duty and proceeded to call that person whilst standing with my neighbour in front of them.
By the time I got off the phone to their (very nice Aussie born Italian) sergeant who was my age ...these idiots realised they were in deep shyte.
Holding the hand of my frightened neighbour I told these rookies a few hard truths about families and supportive neighbours. And how our children sometimes needed time to rethink THEIR actions before apologising for being so stupid and nasty.
As they quietly left they even asked if I wished to submit a formal complaint about them. I looked at my neighbour and them and said : I think we've had enough needless drama. How about we all just leave it at that.
What these bozos didn't know was this (and I told their sergeant this too) : it was the rebellious daughter who was abusive not her parents! These officers were acting on the say so of the daughter (and her bloody manipulative boyfriend). If only they had bothered to look for some evidence they would have seen the exchange of texts which clearly proved this. And of course I availed myself of the opportunity to inform their sergeant that it was clear to me the officers under his charge could do with more training before being sent out on the field.
So no I don't trust the police. They're bungling buffoons at the best of times. And I arm myself with an IPhone so I can record and take screenshots of THEIR poor behaviour.
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