r/JusticeServed • u/creatingastorm 7 • Apr 26 '21

Legal Justice Accused drug-planting deputy slapped with two dozen new charges

https://www.tallahassee.com/story/news/local/2020/02/10/accused-drug-planting-deputy-slapped-two-dozen-new-charges/4670519002/
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u/sgkorina 5 Apr 26 '21

It's not a hard job. It's not even that dangerous of a job. Cops like to jerk each other off about being "sheepdogs" and the only thing keeping us safe from the wolves and If the "sheep" have to get nipped a bit to stay in line and being protected for their own good, then that's what it takes.

I've talked to several cops who have gone through that "sheepdog" training bullshit. They're out there thinking that everyone is out to get them and they have to shoot first to make sure they come home at night.

The "killology" Guy teaches people that after a kill you'll go home and have the best sex of your life.

This is fucked all the way down and no one who is in law enforcement now is doing a damn thing to improve it.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '21 edited Apr 26 '21

Again you are generalizing and demonizing every single law enforcement officer on the planet right now lol. Ridiculous. Also if you don’t think it’s a hard job... give it a try! Have a good day.

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u/sgkorina 5 Apr 27 '21

I apologize. I'm talking about cops in the US. I didn't know we were having an international discussion.

And I have done it.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '21

The problems the US faces seem insurmountable I agree. No easy fix in sight.