NYPD will no longer detain anyone while they run background checks

originally posted by: Ahabstar
How about…72 hour involuntary hold for psyche evaluation because subject seemed nervous and jittery and may have undiagnosed paranoid schizophrenia, bi-polar disorder or other chemical imbalance. This is of course a precaution for the benefit of the subject.

That cut it? I mean a deep dive could occur by the time they are deemed psychologically clear.

If we're going to introduce "how about" then...that'll leave the door wide open for just about anything won't it?

I mean...literally anything could be enough...this new settlement really means nothing and who's really going to admit to not following it...I mean...there is always reasonable suspicion right?

If you watch the auditors on YouTube then you would know it’s the case every where, but here it appears.

Our rights and freedoms mean nothing because there is no punishment to the government when they violate them. This is also why nothing, repeat nothing will happen to violating our rights on social media.

If we the citizens violate a law we are forced at the barrel of a gun to comply and sometimes we are forced when we haven’t broken any laws.

When the government violates our constitutional rights what happens? If we are lucky they rob other citizens and give that person some money.

The least trained among us is given the most power.

Sadly most Leo’s care not for individual rights.
Nor do they understand such.

originally posted by: dandandat2

originally posted by: nugget1
It's a shame they don't do the before hiring LEO's.
Police officer who gave feces sandwich to homeless man fired again.

Estimates indicate that two-thirds of fired San Antonio cops have been allowed to return to their jobs because of arbitration clauses in old union contracts.

Because of the public outcry, the San Antonio city council ultimately revised its police contract to reduce the arbitrators' power to return fired cops.

This is a common problem among police departments in other states in the US: The one in Washington, D.C. for example, allowed at least 37 fired officers over six years to return to their job, costing the city more than $14 million in back pay.

Almost half of the cops had been fired for behavior deemed a "threat to safety."

[www.jpost.com...]

So one guy gets through the cracks and all police officers should not be allowed a review by independent arbitration after being fired?

There are a lot of police officers with a God complex that like to throw their weight around; towns and cities are a safe haven for them.

I'd hazard a guess 75% of the local police force around my area couldn't pass a psychological screening.

I'm also in favor of the same for teachers, pastors, priests, Scout leaders; anyone in a position of authority over children.

Some people are okay with abuse by cops and others and justify it by saying they're the minority. I don't feel there's any justification when you consider how much money the police union (which should be outlawed, IMO) spends on ensuring bad cops can't be fired weeded out.

a reply to: jerryznv



NYPD beat cop: why don't you run on now, i can't run a background check to see if you might be wanted for murder, rape, bank robbery, terrorism or any other violent offense. after all you were just speeding this time.

child rapping, momma killing thug; why thank you officer, don't you just love libtard dem ones who agree to kissing our thug asses.

a reply to: jerryznv

I laugh at this a little because everyone knows that the agenda of a police officer is whatever he/she/alternative pronouns, wants to do at that particular time in their day!

Canny argue with that really coz that's Polis in spades.