gatekeeper

I believe in a situation where a person has an incurable disease and are in pain everyday of there life why not put an end to their suffering. I'm not talking about a person who has a terminal disease but can function normally on a daily basis.

R.I.P. Brother in Blue

Damn, R.I.P. brother, unfortunately it seems like I've been saying that alot lately too many officers dying in the line of duty lately

I'm biased but NYPD

As stated earlier while operating a bicycle you have to follow all vehicle and traffic laws why not DUI laws as well.

This guy needs to be put in general population let the inmates handle his execution, throw a couple of dollars in the comasary for the one who actually takes him out

Finally justice for the fallen

R.I.P Deputy Valdez your sacrifice shall not be forgotten

R.I.P. my brothers in blue your sacrifice shall never be forgotten

I think that was totally assinine, the guy was obviously a real sheriff ok you have the right to ask a uniformed officer for an actually i.d. card but to hassle him and give him a surman is not only dehumanizing but totally rediculus

Race has nothing to do with it, it's pure economics. Those who live in low income housing are there because they have low income sources therefore if they are accused of a crime guilty or not they don't stand a fair chance in the court system because they cannot afford a good quality attorney, and that means they do not have a qualified defence and are often forced into taking plea bargains due to fears of getting higher prison sentences regardless of guilt or innocence.

Wow that was a loud ass siren

Looks good