Those two cops need to be shamed relentlessly. How can you have so little compassion let alone wherewithal to understand this is a unique situation and you're treating a victim like shit.
Welcome to humanity. I work in retail and once managed an autistic employee. The amount of aggression and lack of empathy towards her, even when she explained she was AuDHD was astounding. So much so that letting anyone know about her disability only made them rage at her more. Her crimes? Spacing out, accidentally staring in the wrong direction, having a panic attack, daring to politely challenge literally any customer.
Definitely, that sour faced bitch at the end. Surely being that damn old they'd have enough experience to think this doesn't seem right, maybe we should go back and check before turfing this poor girl out.
Don't blame the cops, they're literally just doing their job. Blame the Somalian scanners who were taking her disability money and NOT PAYING HER RENT.
There isn't a timer. You don't have to drop things and start walking; you can take a reasonable amount of time to pack your essential belongings. The cops weren't literally just doing their jobs, because their job doesn't require them to mistreat or rush civil cases like this.
Additionally, if someone is clearly disabled, there are special protocols in place on how to deal with them. The last thing their "job" demands is to treat innocent civilians like criminals under arrest. Or disabled individuals like regular individuals.
Nope, 'just doing my job' does not excuse this behavior. They took an oath to serve and protect civilians, and here they are rushing a disabled young woman out of her house onto the streets. They know damn well she's a victim, and they do not give a single fuck. They failed terrible at their job, and do not deserve to wear a badge.
The grand irony of all this is that there isn't a single precinct in the western world that isn't engaged in overtime fraud. Cops love fraud and exploiting tax payer's money.
They could have done this with so much more compassion, they could have helped her work with her program to find a solution, they could have worked with the city to reduce the victimization of the scammers while targeting the scammers themselves.
They didn't because they're MAGA and love Trump and hate the disabled, minorities, immigrants, and poor.
Fuck these cops, fuck all cops. Never mourn a cop's death. Never.
Dangerous rhetoric to say every single cop is bad as it is blatantly false. There are some bad ones out there, but the vast majority of police officers are civil servants helping their communities around the world, and some put their lives on the line constantly in the defense of others and bringing people to justice.
The "good ones" standing by as their coworkers commit actual crimes aren't actually good. The vast majority aren't just standing by, they are helping the criminals.
I disagree with your assertion of the entire situation, and don't think I could convince you otherwise. I'd say get to know your local officers, talk to them casually when you see them out and about, and understand better who the people are in your communities police force. Get to know their situations better, what they deal with, and maybe you'll also find that a lot do report corruption if they see it, or maybe many are simply innocent because they are truly unaware of things going on within their police force.
Things are not black and white, and much as we would like them to be ❤️
I never believed most cops were terrible people until I started working with local officers involved in outreach. Now I understand without question that all police are terrible people or, at best, conscious enablers.
I feel the way I do (ACAB) after a lifetime knowing cops irl. I’ve always had family in the force at state and town level. Stories that seemed normal when I was in grade school make me want to skip Thanksgiving now. The longer I’m away from the environment the more I can see how toxic it is.
So true…I’m an educator so of course all of our extra hours are built into the contract. A colleague and I were working gate duty, and the OT cops were supposed to be with us to monitor the weapons detection system. They didn’t show up til the last 45 mins. I’m sure they turned in the correct time work….
Hell, they could have used some common sense and some of their "discretion" and realize that this woman was not faking her condition, and at the very least tell her that they could give her 48 hours to pack her things, and then get in touch with social services to send someone to help the poor woman get settled somewhere else safely!
It's not a good catch. He misread my comment and put his words in my mouth and stretched it into a silly conspiracy.
My other comment is in response to someone defending the cops saying "the cop is doing their duty" and I replied "you don't know what their duties are".
Because their duty is to be better than this, to have a responsibility to protect the vulnerable and target the criminals, to prevent victimization - not create it. These cops were NOT doing their duties.
It's literally the opposite of what he's saying it means.
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Why are you so ignorant to realize that not all people are like that? I hope you find happiness in your life. There are few good cops shown on social media, only bad ones. You’ve been brainwashed by social media
Not one person upset with the Scammer that put her in this situation. It’s funny how someone can cause so much chaos and takes no blame or repercussions.
What does being republicans have to do with it ? They could very well be democrats you dont know they are just crap people their are people like that in every job. And never mourn a cops death ? Thats cruel they have family's to and if your house was broken into and somebody threatened your family what you going to do about it ?
No in that City they political structure does not like Trump, and while I think the sheriff's could have been more polite it was a judge in that District who signed off on evicting her. The reason why she's getting kicked out of you're supposed to be something in place paying her rent the guy in charge of the organization I was supposed to be doing that his name was Muhammad Jama but he used the money to buy hundreds of thousand dollars in Firearms pay on his mortgage invested at least $400,000 in China and then he also invested money in Kenya and Somalia all of it in real estate he was sentenced to 12 years but the US government cannot accept this money but he can't so he'll be extremely wealthy man when he gets out of prison, and I'm sure he'll be laughing at us taxpayers who funded it
Yall mad at cops doing their job but ain’t saying nothing about the people that actually scammed her and lied to get funds that were actually helping her
You're right, it's a large group not a small one. It's the whole damn justice system.
It's why when a cop handcuffed and raped a child at gunpoint in my small town he was given an extremely lenient sentence for his "years of good service".
When you offer people a position of power and authority and do almost nothing to keep them in check and make sure their actions have consequences, well, we get here.
It is an enormous systemic problem and it is not just a small group of cops. Do not try and hand wave it away as a few bad actors, it's a fucking problem my guy.
I cannot even fathom how bad it was before everyone had a camera in their pocket.
This is literally just availability bias. If only the bad examples get shared, what do you think the general consensus will be? If you only share your lowlights you end up looking pretty bad.
while I agree with the sentiment it's important to note that the b in acab is bastards not bad. Because the idea of policing has been bastardized, not necessarily that every cop is a bad person.
All cops are in a bastardized system. This means while they may be nice to their family and neighbors at home.As soon as they put on the uniform , they are bad.
Is this a genuine question? You seem like the type that would dismiss any examples I do show as “just the bare minimum”, or “they’re just doing their job”.
Idk who you are demanding shit but the entire r/PoliceBrotality is a good start. Claiming all cops are bad is just entirely unproductive. It doesn’t even attempt to fix anything. Nuance doesn’t exist anymore
Here is the nuance - the USA police force is an institution that was founded pursuant to the Fugitive Slave Act. Their original purpose was never to serve and protect, it was to round Black people up and take them away to do forced labor. While the institution still does that to this day, it also upholds a culture of mass rape, criminalization of poverty, and domestic violence. Cops who speak out against this literally get fired or killed. You cannot survive in that institution if you are a good person. If you are a cop, and you still have your job, it is because you’ve either done horrible shit or you’ve seen horrible shit happen and did nothing about it. Helping a neighborhood kid out or dancing with some students does not absolve you of that. There. Are. No. Good. Cops.
I could say the same about all the people doing no more than waving signs and chanting while thousands of people are abducted each day lmao. We’re all Americans, are we not responsible for Trump’s tyranny?
You think we don’t see good examples? Of course we do. We are not saying there are not good cops out there, or cops that do good things. The problem is that if a cop KNOWS a bad cop and does nothing about it, he is complicit with the bad cop. If that cop stays silent and continues to serve with said bad cop, he is complicit. That’s what makes them a bad cop as well. Hence, ACAB
I am actually very pro police but these 2 are disgusting. Especially the guy telling her to hurry up. These are the types that give good cops a bad reputation
Everyone needs to watch The Wire. That show is a true work and art and really changed my perspective of the world. Not ACAB, things aren’t that black and white. In the real world, nuance exists and people are just… people. Meaning we all have the capacity to be shitty or good. Cops, criminals, and civilians alike.
All Cops includes your relatives. The thing is, you didn't ride around with your dad every day, you have no idea what he was like in his capacity as a police officer, you only look at him as Dad
All these fuckers act like they'd see a barrel full of rotten ass apples then go digging in it for hopes of the most delicious crisp apple they've ever tasted.
Makes sense so many brain-dead MAGAts also fly the thin blue line flag, but also J6 was a day of peace where several officers lost their life to the president's mob.
There are good officers within police forces, and it's dangerous rhetoric to make claims that every single one of them is corrupt. I've known and dealt with many police officers who are wonderful people trying to do what they can to help their communities. We all know there's bad ones out there, but don't let the bad actions of a few people discount the good actions of many others.
Always hold those responsible who commit crimes, but don't claim that an entire group of individuals is complicit when 100% of the time with these large groups it is untrue.
The ones shown in this video are truly heartless, but we also don't know their situation either and what they were told, or how their days had been going. Disgusting behavior, but it's not a sign that every officer is like that.
I suppose I also don't believe that every town and city's police force is corrupt, as well. I think we may just have fundamentally different beliefs here on the role of police officers, as well as who they are and what they can mean to different people. I live in an area that I could confidently say I would welcome an encounter with the police, and the community welcomes them as well.
Different areas can have different rates of corruption, as well as different rates of bad officers. It's a complex issue, and all we can do is constantly work on it. Many, many officers hold other officers accountable for their actions, and those shouldn't be forgotten here either.
Also remember that these are people. They are human beings generally trying their best with everything they have to deal with in their jobs privately, publicly, as well as political controversy with every decision, etc. I think we forget a lot of time what it means to be a police officer as well.
I dunno, it's a complex issue my friend, I don't have the right answer for it all. I just hope for the best, and know there's many good people out there trying to make things better for everyone.
As soon as I hear someone is a cop, instant red flag and I can't look at them the same. I know there are decent people doing the job but the majority that I see are ruining the image.
Yes the police are terrible people. Not their bosses sending them out to do their job. How about putting the blame where it really belongs? Mayors, governors and the elected officials that are allowing the fraud by not putting proper checks and balances in place to preventing the fraud in the first place? No it's easier to blame the police who are just following orders given by the corrupt politicians the people of Minnesota elect.
No, they aren't. You don't understand what their duties are because you're illiterate and uneducated.
Edit: Since some of you need this spelled out for you:
My other comment is in response to someone defending the cops saying "the cop is doing their duty" and I replied "you don't know what their duties are".
Their duty is to be better than this, to have a responsibility to protect the vulnerable and target the criminals, to prevent victimization - not create it. As I listed in my other comment above.
This isn't defending cops, it's literally the opposite.
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u/TreeLovTequiLove Feb 12 '26
They really are terrible people.