kimlynn
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Well, presumably he's an honorable man, and served with integrity. If so, it's too bad he is not still on the force to serve as an example to his fellow officers. I trust while still on duty, he did his part to acknowledge and identify officers who have participated in unscrupulous profiling, harassment and bigotry/racism. That's what we need for our police forces today. Not ragey, militarized warriors out to kill over disrespect, misdemeanor crimes, traffic violations, etc.
I think there is a misconception that anytime you question an action by LE that means you must be anti LE. I judge on a case by case basis.
OT ... I was very impressed with my last encounter with LE.
He was what all LE should be.
I called for a stranger near my house that was having what I later found out to be a bad reaction to drugs. I really feared that LE would hurt him because he was flipping out and not in his right mind.
The officer was calm and kind and even went so far to light the mans cigarette and put his arm on the mans shoulder while helping him walk to the squad.
We need more like this officer.