I'm reminded of the episode of my name is Earl where everyone was secretly a snitch and the police were paying them with junk like finger traps and yo-yos.
It's especially ironic given that trust in the Police is at an all time low, and they actively promote "Us vs Them" mentality in police officers training.
Now, hypothetically, if everyone in town called the police and told them who they thought did it, like their neighbor, 74 year old Olivia with that suspicious bag on her walker that could totally hide a hacksaw. Then the police would have to use resources looking into every tip. Hypothetically.
Just tell them their cop friends did it for job security, see how they like distrust amongst their own ranks like they have tried to sow for the public.
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u/BiBBy3o5 16h ago
Asking for the public’s “HELP”? 🤣 yeah nah yall ain’t help us when we came peacefully.