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yes but they need to be controlled by the people and work for the people the system is broken the way it is now

Cops are people. Some people are bad, some are good. That's the way of the world These two officers below are in the news for buying a poor family groceries when they responded to a call and noticed there was no food in the refrigerator. They could have taken any kids away and sent them to a foster family for that, because by law you need to be able to provide food for your child. But instead they decided to blow their own money on food.

http://abc13.com/society/police-officers-buy-groceries-for-needy-family/153010/
 
That's not what preaching to the choir means.

people who follow blindly are called sheep...also this cop is an idiot and should be locked up the woman is not resisting or anything and he is beating on her why in the fuck would anyone support this? unless you have psychotic tendensies...I don't blindly support all police just the good ones that actually abide by the law and help the community and not the ones on power trips like this thug in the video, if you are going to be a cop then act like one don't act like a criminal or a coward

Anybody else feel that psychiatric vetting of all new recruits should be mandatory to stop this kind of thing happening?

Fascist police? I just see a friendly cop helping the guy who's on the floor killing a bee he has on his back, he's probably allergic so where's the problem?

So your plan is to fight crime by committing crime?

And let many criminals get away in process.

The problem with the logic of most people on this thread is that they are trusting people who have not just broken a law, but the supreme law of the land, to enforce laws and to protect them.
 
To me, the very core of this debate is that the government is getting a pass to break the law, simply because of an illusion of "public safety."
 
Being that the government is the entity that arrests, processes, fines, imprisons and kills people for breaking the law, the government should set an example by following the law at all times.

its still illegal you need a warrant if you are going to listen to anyones calls

See that's what the problem is..
I don't need to have anything to hide to want my privacy & I like having it.. It's my right & gives me piece of mind knowing my rights aren't being violated, if you want to give up that right then all the power to you.
 

I'm one of those people who is a very private person, doesn't mean that I'm doing something wrong, I don't really tell people my life story or what I'm about because it's really none of their business, nothing I do effects their life choices & it bugs the fuck out of me when people ask questions that's none of their business, my mom even knows better then to ask me questions like what I make at my job, girlfriends mom is BAD for butting into my business, asking questions about things that don't concern her, if I feel that way about my gf's mom then I sure as hell don't want some government official sitting at a desk getting into my "dirty laundry"

nice needs more side lighting and darker color for camo when running radar

Reminds me of various cases where people were sued due to breaking the ribs of people they were saving with CPR. That really pisses me off.
 
Person 1: Hey you, you broke my ribs well saving my life, I'm going to sue you!
Person 2: Fine, next time you suffer a cardiac unrest, I'll leave you to die instead!

numlock needs to be on scrllock off

Yes that is indeed a bug, I thought I listed it, but it seems I forgot. That happens when you use different patterns for the different siren modes.
 
@Incidentiscode4
 
Sounds more like a problem with the car you've installed. Maybe it's missing the L1 or L2 models. Have you tried with other cars?
What I have very rarely with ELS v8 is, it seems to delete my front right wheel (I know this sounds very odd) resulting in my car trying to fall through the ground on the front right side. I've never had any problem with that car, I only had this bug with ELS v8.