Black Jesus

​No I think he means having keys with a different pattern preset for that key. Like if the forced pattern for the T/A is a right directional, then you press a key that forces it to a left directional without going into the els menu and etc. ​

​In the els config for the car change the env light colors from red to blue. http://gyazo.com/760c57761b3cbf846be18c63726f384f

I don't think they've updated it yet for viewing vehicles

In my opinion, the death penalty is the easy way out. Unless it's gonna be a firing line or electric chair, a needle doesn't do justice for what he did. I'd rather have him serve life

Very sad. My dad got me into the blues when I was really young, and I've been a fan ever since. I even got to see him live in Woodstock, and he was one of the best performers despite his declining health. He never wanted to retire and tried to play to the end, RIP B.B. King. One of my favorite vids of him on youtube:

Ofc. Tate was a cop for 11 months, and I believe Ofc. Deen was a cop for around 10 years not sure

The guys shot the Sgt. Moore because he feared Moore would find his gun and take him to jail. Sad week for Law Enforcement. RIP to both Sgt. Moore and Ofc. Moore who were gunned down this week

I would love to work in the Northwest or somewhere like Texas and Nevada. So I guess Portland PB, Seattle PD, Las Vegas Metro, or Houston PD. Maybe I'll stay in the NY because my town's officers get paid a shitload of money, but I hate it here lol

​...The officers agreed to do it, and set it up for her...

If you map it to a lightsemissive material, and *do not* put it into els it will stay on. So don't attach it to the els and it will stay on.

Fine. "Cops save family of 5 from being burned alive in a car"? Or, "Cops almost beat man to death"? That should be a fair comparison, a life or five lives. And I guarantee the second one is getting headlines, meanwhile no one is gonna hear about the first one.

​Did you forget the part about there being around 1 million LEOs, and roughly 200 million police interactions per year(bureau of justice). So yea you can have it both ways in this situation, cops are held accountable. Like McAwesome said, it's a national trened because the media is making it a trend. What get's the good headline: Everyday cops give people a warning instead of $150 ticket? Or, cop shoots and young unarmed black male, cops beat man almost to death

​I'm not counter your list links, becasue they're all com sense answers. But tell me Riley, or Ryan, whichever name you prefer lol. Did you here about the Bethel Police Officer indicted on rape and sexual battery charges? Or the two, now former corrupt officers pleading guilty to fraud charges? How about the Elburn police officer charged with preying on and sexually assaulting a 10 year old child over a 10 year span? Or the former correctional officer charged with her helping her convicted killer nephew escape? Did you hear about the Huntsville police officer indicted on federal charges from a police brutality case. I'll keep on going. What about the female texas officer charged with sexually assaulting assault a child? Or the Anderson police officer charged with assault, who has now been fired? One more I guess. Did you hear about the now former Pasco Police Officer charged with rape? And possibly murder charges from a 20 year old case? Probably not. This is 1 month of news stories. I'm guessing you, like most people, didn't even try to look. I'm not gonna leave you any links, a quick 5 second google searched did the trick. I think you're a big boy and can find it yourself.

It is a few bad apples. The media and the fact that the police are more exposed due to technology are making it look like all of them are corrupt. If a cop does wrong, he gets charged, and goes through the process. Sometimes he doesn't get charged, but the Chief or Commissioner fires him/her for misconduct, excessive force, etc. That's pretty much the end of their Law Enforcement career. They're most likely not getting hired ever again my an agency for fear of another lawsuit or story. So yea it is a few bad apple, there's hundreds of thousands of cops (almost a million I think) and the overwhelming majority are doing the right thing. Just imagine how bad it was in the 50s,60s,70s,80s and even the 90s, compared to now. It's getting better, not worst. Also agree with everything unr3al said,

​The thing is people don't trust the internal investigation, because it's internal lol. Have the feds or state investigate and they'll probably be more patient and less violent, but who knows

People complain about the US being a police state, and then they escalate to violence, which will always result in calling the national guard. Hopefully it ends as peacefully as possible, without destroying more of the city Also the BPD Intelligence unit has been sending memos to departments nationwide about the possibility of targeted hits against LEOs. Apparently multiple gangs are "teaming up" to take out officers, nationwide. They say the threats are credible, my town's department got the memo a few hours ago.

http://gyazo.com/876642b8ed0eb5f72e414a13c2d1e585

I hope he gets convicted. There was nothing that warranted any kind of force from that officer, looks like he did it for shits and giggles