r/TikTokCringe • u/Aggressive_Use7996 • 10d ago
Discussion Almost a month later, no bodycam has been released by the cops.
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u/rj319st 10d ago
So that means the cop was fired, right, guys? Right?!
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u/sexy-man-doll 10d ago
Paid vacation or working at the department a county over AT BEST
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u/pink_pony_girl2 10d ago
A lot of police departments have unions that protect bad actors. There was a cop who fed a homeless person a literal shit sandwich in Texas. The dept wanted to fire him but the union stepped in and got him reinstated.
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u/BellamyDunn 10d ago
That's why there can never be good cops. They're all in that club, they all pay into it, they all benefit from this kind of protection. They are all corrupt.
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u/Bruuhhv 10d ago
It is fundamentally impossible for a good cop to exist in the same world that a bad cop exists. The good cop cannot possibly be good unless he arrests the bad cops and we all know that has never happened. The good cop themselves becomes a bad cop the moment they witness or know of a bad cop committing a crime without arresting them. There you go.
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u/Late_While_6220 10d ago
Christopher Dormer was a good cop but they took care of him really quick.
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u/AdHopeful3801 10d ago
Frank Serpico has entered the chat...
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u/DoobKiller 10d ago edited 10d ago
On February 3, 1971, Serpico was shot in the face during a drug raid in Brooklyn. His fellow officers did not call for an ambulance or render immediate aid, leaving him to bleed until a resident in the building called emergency services. He has openly stated he believes he was set up by his department because he broke the "blue wall of silence" to report systemic police graft
He then spend a decade living in Europe to avoid further retribution. It is fundamentally impossible for a good cop to exist in the same world as bad cops, the bad(normal) cops will find a way to get rid of them(either through violence or an other means of forcing them out of the job)
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u/paper_liger 10d ago edited 10d ago
Well. I'm not certain I'd call him a good cop. Definitely one that was at odds with some other corrupt cops.
And when they tried to 'take care of him' they also attempted to take care of any people of any description in any vehicle even a little similar to the one he was driving.
Then they cornered him and intentionally burned him alive.
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u/Evening-Painting-213 10d ago
And the ones that are good are just a complicit. Not brave enough for fear of retaliation makes them just as cowardly.
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u/fleshlessmetalpiston 10d ago
The only bad union is the police union.
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u/Longjumping_College 10d ago
Which is what defund the police was about, creating a new force that's not the police that has obligations to care and protect citizens, without the union
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u/Virtual-Macaroon-880 10d ago
They should have arrested him and stripped his license, much larger uphill battle for union
The unions do it because the behavior is promoted
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u/brewhead55 10d ago
Whoa whoa whoa. He's not walking out of there without a promotion as well...
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u/PirateSanta_1 10d ago
That would require the US to have standards for cops.
You know the old police saying "With great power comes no responsibility."
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u/Naps_in_car 10d ago
Insane that the minimum being asked is "fired", not "prosecuted"
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u/Small-Cactus 10d ago
So release it. If you dont want irreparable damage done to your department maybe stop your officers from doing heinous inhumane shit.
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u/WheredoesithurtRA 10d ago
It probably self incriminated the officer/police force so of course it won't ever see the light of day
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u/darkbluefav 10d ago
Legal for them to hide it? What's the point of cameras
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u/rfulleffect 10d ago
If cops have their way, the point is to use them against civilians when it’s convenient.
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u/Ths-Fkin-Guy 10d ago
They've learned that ignoring people makes them forget and then they can insult and abuse the few people remaining becuase they want answers. Even easier to ignore if the ones complaining are dems becuase they have to use buzzwords to have everyone flip out against them, doesnt even have to be truth, doesnt matter if they get sued and lose. Just pieces of shit the whole way up and down. No accountability, no personal responsibility just a slippery slope theyre pouring oil on and launching themselves over because it budgets keep going up and protections get deeper.
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u/DuntadaMan 10d ago
Just sprinkle some "woke agitator" comments in there and we're all good to move on!
I wish this was a joke.
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u/SmoothConfection1115 10d ago
So cops can admit guilt, and that the evidence they have is really bad. And face…zero consequences?
But try that as a citizen? That isn’t a billionaire? You’ll be in jail so fast…
Justice for all is such a joke in the US.
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u/Spacefreak 10d ago edited 10d ago
"Yes, officer, I have video of me killing my wife while I loudly and clearly declare my name and what gun I'm using to kill her and where I'll hide it. But it would cause irreparable harm to my freedom, so I'm not going to hand it over."
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u/CuteeCalen 10d ago
"Your honor, I object!"
"And why is that Mr Reed?"
"Because it's devastating to my case!"
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u/TeeeldiII 10d ago
They are not law enforcement because they dont enforce laws, they are just thugs owned by the ruling class
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u/Rusalki 10d ago
Either way, there's irreparable harm done.
You either admit that a one year old miniature donkey caused an armed police officer to fear for his life, or you admit that there was criminal abuse of lethal force.
The systemic failure that allows for an incident like that without immediate action speaks for itself.
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u/endmosthope 10d ago
Yes but the harm of not releasing the footage is far more impactful. People resonate with video content that's why they're trying so hard to bury it and hope people will move on. Just admitting that something is as awful as you think holds so much less mental weight than actually seeing it.
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u/VaginaTractor 10d ago
Guarantee it's because the officer(s) were laughing and joking while they indiscriminately slaughtered a defenseless Donkey.... while trespassing.
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u/DevilRenegade 10d ago
For sure. Did you see the video of a cop hurling a baby rabbit at his patrol car door?
They thought it was hilarious.
This profession attracts the absolute worst people.
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u/Significant-Hour4171 10d ago
Someone I knew who was a former cop told me the "hilarious" story about his cop colleagues who repeatedly tried to kill a stray cat that was hanging out at their house. The cat kept returning. Eventually they put it in bag and threw it in a river. It returned again, missing an ear and with maggots in wounds.
They finally shot it.
He was surprised that I found this story disgusting and horrifying. He thought it was a light hearted story!
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u/Apprehensive__Belt 10d ago
which absolutely means the donkey was never a threat and they shot it for fun while making jokes about it
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u/linglingjaegar 10d ago
like the video where they torture bunnies...
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u/Global_Staff_3135 10d ago
10000% that is what happened. These are the same people that can gun down a human being, lie about it, go to sleep, wake up, and just keep going about their lives.
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u/TheBabySeal0514 10d ago
Hey let’s be fair, statistically there’s a high chance they also beat their significant other in that time
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u/Electronic_Elk8293 10d ago
Yes he did. Fuck the police, pigs.
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u/Lowland_Demon 10d ago
Yeah this type of excuse coming from officials is fucking played. This is tantamount to what Bondi said.
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u/ryans_FLYIN 10d ago
Can't you sue them and list the bodycam as discovery and have a judge compel them to release it? Not sure how that would work..
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u/Commentor9001 10d ago
No, he didnt say outage, he said cost.
He's only worried about potential lawsuits, he doesn't guve a fuck about outrage or his officers killing random pets.
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u/Lord_Lorden 10d ago
It's a public record. Under FOIA the police department has no choice.
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u/whistleridge 10d ago edited 10d ago
It’s not quite that automatic. FOIA is a right to request, not a right to release.
For example, a video that has a naked child wandering around in the background might need to be redacted out, or a video that has a discussion with a confidential drug informant might be refused entirely.
But I agree that it seems phenomenally unlikely that any of the exceptions might apply here. They’re just trying to run out the clock and hoping this goes away.
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u/bamuelsmeckett 10d ago
Can a FOI request not be done?
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u/gotitaila31 10d ago
Yeah this is my thing. It's public information. FOIA should apply here... If it doesn't, my understanding of the way FOIA works is apparently very skewed.
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u/Apprehensive-Dog9989 10d ago
Insane he said that and thats that. Like hello if it was so bad maybe you should do something about it? How about firing the cop not giving him paid leave?!!
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u/Silly_Marketing_5079 10d ago
They went there with intent to kill the donkey and joked about it the entire time. Seems obvious to me.
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u/Reefbeef 10d ago
It’s hard to say if beastiality occurred or not without the footage. I guess the public will have to come to their own conclusions…
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u/10OCT77 10d ago
Im convinced that bodycam is as stupid and barbaric as everyone thinks it is. If there was a whiff of actual aggression, it wouldve been out weeks ago.
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u/SulfurOccult 10d ago
Oh yeah, guaranteed that cop is just like "lol fuck you donkey bitch" blam
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u/b0w3n 10d ago
Legit probably laughed about it too.
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u/my_chaffed_legs 10d ago
Like that video of the cop bashing a baby bunny into the side of the police car to kill it and laughing about it. Psychopaths
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u/sleeperflick 10d ago
what
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u/BigBagBootyPapa 10d ago
And the cop trying to stop it was the one who got in trouble for reporting
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u/avanross 10d ago
Jobs that provide blanket authority and the opportunity to bully people and animals without consequence will always attract the cruelest, worst members of society.
It’s why these types who get off on inflicting violence and killing always join the police and military
And american police and military training is designed to weed out anyone capable of empathy or critical thinking, to enable and protect that psychopathic culture, making the trend even worse
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u/SenorDiamond17 10d ago
Jobs that provide blanket authority and the opportunity to bully people and animals without consequence
Don't forget a low bar of entry.
Any loser who wishes he was a big man can become a cop in far too many places.
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u/Ill_Initial8986 Straight Up Bussin 10d ago
Yea it was plastered all over Reddit for a week. I couldn’t avoid it tbh. Saw it yesterday somewhere unexpected. Nobody puts the fucking nsfw tag either. Like once I saw the tag.
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u/SpongeBob_GodPants 10d ago
There's another where a cop runs a woman in the crosswalk down. After, he says to his buddy they'll just pay out. Not a single fuck given.
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u/Lord_Lorden 10d ago
There's also that time cops left an innocent person cuffed in a car parked on train tracks. And just sat there and watched a train hit them.
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u/fuckyourcanoes 10d ago
Oh, I totally believe that the cop was terrified of a miniature donkey. They're afraid of their own shadows.
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u/Lifeabroad86 10d ago
Considering i just saw a video of some cop that straight up threw a baby rabbit into the ground.....i would believe it
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u/WideHuckleberry1 10d ago
I know it would never fly as the standard in a court of law, but I've seen enough justified uses of force where the body cam footage is released picoseconds after the incident that my heuristic is to assume any unreleased body footage means they're in the wrong, 100%.
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u/PessimiStick 10d ago
My general rule is that police statements are worthless. Video is the only thing that matters. If you don't have video, you obviously did the most heinous thing I can imagine for the situation.
Basically, cops deserve to be viewed in the absolute worst light possible at all times.
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u/chewbaccaRoar13 10d ago
Basically, cops deserve to be viewed in the absolute worst light possible at all times.
Yeah, they've definitely earned that.
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u/10OCT77 10d ago
My point stands. If there was anything those cops could use to vindicate themselves, they would have weeks ago.
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u/WideHuckleberry1 10d ago
Right, I agree with you and was just expanding it to say it's not just this case but almost all cases you can make that same assumption you did.
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u/justinsayin 10d ago
I would bet you my life savings that they are trying to figure out how to scrub the audio of them all laughing and joking during the entire incident. IF they ever release the bodycam footage, it WILL be silent. Mark my words.
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u/Coal_Morgan 10d ago
and downsized from 1080p to 320p with every third frame missing.
It'll look like a vcr tape from a convenience store from 1987 that's been recorded over every 2 hours for 2 years.
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u/l3ane 10d ago
I think they have no intention of releasing it and unfortunately they will probably never have to.
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u/bubble_baby_8 10d ago
Ugh I hadn’t thought there could be anything worse than the act of murdering this sweet creature… but apparently there is. I hope you’re wrong, I really really do. That’s so evil
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u/K-Shrizzle 10d ago
Fuck the police
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u/Efficient_Savings_16 10d ago
I'm still waiting to see if anything happens to the LAPD officer that killed a dog when the Knicks won.
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u/MegaSmegmaSwagLord 10d ago
FYI donkeys form strong connections with their special person for life and if their person dies before them they get depression
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u/ThatsNashTea 10d ago
Had a friend decades ago who had two donkeys. When one died, the other hopped the fence, went down to the lake, and drowned itself. They are one of the most social creatures on the planet and don't do well in solitary conditions.
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u/Braisedbeefskank 10d ago
What the fuuuuck
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u/PokeYrMomStanley 10d ago
I'm not crying, you're crying.
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u/Braisedbeefskank 10d ago
Could have gone my whole life not knowing this story lmfao
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u/GEARHEADGus 10d ago
Great now I feel bad we had to rehome our pet donkey when I was a kid.
For context: parents lost the house and the land in the recession, we moved to the suburbs. Donkey went and lived with the guy from the feed store who loved donkeys
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u/MegaSmegmaSwagLord 10d ago
They don’t easily forget you. If your donkey is still alive I wouldn’t be surprised if would be elated to see your family again.
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u/Global-Buddy8730 10d ago
Hey man. The donk would understand. He wouldn't blame you nor your parents.
Love you buddy.
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u/wrestlingrabbit36 10d ago
If the footage clears the department, release it. If it doesn’t, the public deserves to know what happened. Either way, keeping the bodycam hidden for a month only makes the lack of transparency look worse.
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u/ABC_Family 10d ago
There is no footage that would clear a cop killing a miniature donkey in a pasture.
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u/Saucemycin 10d ago
In its own enclosed pasture that they went into
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u/FUBARded 10d ago
Yeah, there's literally no scenario where it's justified.
It'd be like me jumping a fence into someone's garden and killing their fucking chihuahua.
Whether the animal was aggressive or not is utterly irrelevant because the encounter was entirely avoidable, and it'd be trivially easy to disengage from the encounter without harming the animal (if we give them the benefit of the doubt and assume it was too dark for them to realise they didn't need to enter the paddock).
The absolute best case scenario for the cops is that the video shows the donkey wasn't visible, trotted up, and they panicked and opened fire meaning they're hiding it because of the disgusting incompetence.
I think it's far more likely that they killed the animal for fun though, as admitting to the lesser evil (if it were true) would be less disastrous PR than the current speculation. If they had video that showed they were just incompetent rather than psychopaths, it would've been released by now.
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u/Saucemycin 10d ago
They said they were using a search dog to try to find a missing kid and it alerted around the pasture so that’s why they were there. I didn’t think that would enable them to enter a fenced private area without permission though which I can only guess they didn’t ask for
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u/TurbulentChemistry22 10d ago
If they had asked permission then the donkey would have been restrained and kept out of the way. None of this would have happened
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u/stormdahl 10d ago
Right? That donkey could be hell bent on hurting the cop and it still wouldn't make sense.
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u/arboroverlander 10d ago
This makes me so sad, the innocence and love these animals give is so incredible. Rest in peace HeeHaw.
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u/AngryIronToad 10d ago
Seems like American cops are poorly trained and under qualified for their positions and generally just scum
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u/Ekaterian50 10d ago
That's what you get when you build the entire species on systems of exploitation and cruelty
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u/PowderEagle_1894 10d ago
Sometimes I feel like American cops are people want to cosplay as soldiers without having to comply to rule of engagement
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u/x_wbmr_x 10d ago
Or serious danger... a soldier risks his life, an american cop won't even run into a school with an acitve shooter while having military equipment
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u/AgitatedGrass3271 10d ago
They go out of their way to hire shit cops. There was a different post where the commenters were sharing stories about the decent people they know getting rejected from job opportunities as police because basically they were good people, and wouldn't abuse their power.
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u/stumadeit 10d ago
Usually the ones who peak in high school
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u/CoffeeToDeath 10d ago
The dude who killed the poor donkey was probably hated in school. To even say he peaked in elementary school is laughable. Just look at the fucker, he looks like a character from Deliverance.
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u/Ingram47 10d ago
Oh no, they knew what they were doing, and enjoyed torturing and killing that donkey.
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u/legit-posts_1 10d ago
It's about the whole way cops are trained. They're encouraged to adopt an Us vs Them mentality like they're fighting a war.
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u/aggravated-asphalt 10d ago
My exs roommate was training to be a cop. He was very unhinged. I hope he never got accepted but knowing the police here, he most definitely did
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u/poopantiess 10d ago
You can be too smart to become a cop. If you test too high then you wont fit in on the team, will question their dumb decisions and eventually quit. They want low intelligence cops that will give blind loyalty and wont question their illegal orders
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u/1970s_MonkeyKing 10d ago edited 10d ago
And I guess the perp is still on paid leave? Dang, better than 5 days paid vacation.
EDIT: She's filed a federal lawsuit for $1 million dollars against the office who killed Hee-haw for violating her civil rights. Her attorney sent a $1 million legal demand to the city of Cedartown and local officials, as well as cease-and-desist letters to stop online harassment and defamatory conduct over the case.
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u/Lowland_Demon 10d ago
Does she have a GoFundMe or anything set up? I couldn't find anything
Edit: here it is! https://www.gofundme.com/f/-heehaws-tragic-death
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u/The_Tooter_Snooter 10d ago
The police department is refusing the release the body cam because the officer willfully and intentionally, and probably gleefully since they’re all fucking evil, murdered this animal in cold blood. Probably just upset it wasn’t a person of color holding their wallet.
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u/Twink_Ass_Bitch 10d ago
Honestly and realistically, the video must be extremely damaging to their reputation because legally animals are property and I don't think the damages would realistically be that high (as much as we all love our animals, the law doesn't value them as much as we do).
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u/ekolimits 10d ago
We can’t even get justice for a donkey.
Let that sink in.
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u/SingleInfinity 10d ago
We can't get justice for human beings, why do you think they would care even a little about a donkey?
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u/canDo4sure 10d ago
Because not enough people care.
If you organized and showed up at the chiefs residence in a large group constantly, using your 2A rights as well to carry if applicable, this would be expedited within days.
Bonus points if the people around the entire state get involved.
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u/deedledee47284 10d ago
They filed a lawsuit and raised $131K in a few days. I think a lot of people care.
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u/oasiscat 10d ago
I can't believe how sad this made me. With all the horrific things taking place all over the world, this one so close to home just hit me different. Something about how carefree and lovable that little donkey was.
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u/Croaker_Da_Toker 10d ago
Yeah man. I hadnt heard about this and am just now learning about it. So angry now. Poor little guy 😢
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u/Difficult_Compote_52 10d ago
If K9s can file charges through their police departments civilians should be granted the same rights for their pets, the deputy doofy needs to be charged accordingly in relation to that policy and law.
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u/OldConfusions 10d ago
This happens every single time a pig murders someone. If the body cam proved they were in the right it would have been released the very same day.
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u/harriswatchsbrnntc 10d ago
I'll honestly admit that (because this post was originally about a farm animal) when I read "pig" here, I thought you meant a literal pig, not a police officer.
So thanks for inadvertently causing me to have a good laugh at myself.
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u/Educational_Quote851 10d ago
Yeah, honestly it's insulting to pigs. They are sweet creatures, typically. We should find a new pejorative.
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u/Bleezy79 10d ago
Lots of cops are psychopaths which is why the police dept is afraid to release the video saying it would destroy them. Think about that.
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u/ShadowWukong 10d ago
Theyd just get suspended with pay(tax payers money) or get fired and hired the next town over.
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u/GhostofAyabe 10d ago
I mean, what normal sized adult could claim to be in fear for their life from a miniature donkey? Especially a very well socialized one?
It's insulting to even claim that as a possible defense.
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u/Acceptable-Olive-445 10d ago
I mean i have been on a farm and any kind of donkey can be legitimately nasty if they feel like it but that one looks absolutely adorable. Also angry donkeys tend to look angry. (Seriously a pissed off donkey is awful) but randomly shooting a clearly nice little donkey who wasn't showing signs of aggression makes it sound like they were city people who panicked and are trying to avoid responsibility.
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u/Highlowfusion 10d ago
It's getting really close to people taking things into their own hands
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u/Cyyer 10d ago
This made me so incredibly sad. I’ve been around all types of animals and the average person would be surprised by how much every species can care and love. I’m so sorry for this sweet baby and although nothing can bring them back I hope there is comfort knowing people care and feel for you.
Rest in piece and love HeeHaw
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u/bakeacake45 10d ago
There’s more comfort in knowing the Jerk who shot him is off the police force. What’s next ? Shooting a 4 year old in the midst of a tantrum? For the public’s safety he needs to be gone.
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u/ChevalierMal_Fet 10d ago
How about throwing a flashbang grenade into a child's crib?
12 years ago, and yet still nowhere near the worst thing that's been done by police in this country.
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u/theateroffinanciers 10d ago
The people have a right to view that body cam. And any other footage that was taken of that night, which apparently there was from surveillance cameras. The family deserves to see all that footage. The fact that we haven't, means they are covering up for their shitty Department. And I hope people do not let go of the pressure. If we move on to the next thing, nothing is ever going to change. Don't let that baby donkey's life be taken in vain.
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u/BiggieBigs34 10d ago
Cops kill so many pets each year it’s actually insane.
We’re talking 10,000 pet dogs annually, just being murdered by cops. And these are just what’s reported by the Justice Department.
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u/TheYellowFringe 10d ago
They wouldn't release the footage.
Why?
Because if it would further incriminate the police they would make it public.
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u/Numb-and-Done 10d ago
This shit still pisses me off dude. There needs to be more fucking accountability in the United States. This place is such a fucking shit hole.
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u/mattmild27 10d ago
If you're scared of a fucking donkey you shouldn't be trusted to be a police officer and certainly shouldn't be trusted with a gun.
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u/Tedsmith24 10d ago
If you feel your life can be threatened by a baby donkey, a donkey that doesn't eat meat btw, then you shouldn't be going around carrying a badge and a deadly weapon. Simple
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u/HiddenMonkey7 10d ago
100%. There’s more requirements to be a cashier at a Wawa than there are to be a cop.
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u/GodInABag 10d ago
And nothings ever done abt the cops
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u/FIRE_Minded 10d ago
He will get paid time off, a promotion, or maybe a early retirement with full pension from his pstd
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u/Stumpyflip 10d ago
You don't release the truth because the truth is so horrid. Fuck that shit. The truth is the truth.
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u/fleshlessmetalpiston 10d ago
It could be a golden retriever running in daylight bringing the pig a toy and they would still blast it. Its the fucking training, they are taught that everything they come across means to do them harm/murder them. They are trained to be hammers, so everything is a nail to them.
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u/Latter_Worth_3916 10d ago
Listen I get it. They don't want their department to look bad, but it already looks bad.
We are more angry at the officer who did this then the police department. Just sacrifice the officer and pay out the lawsuit and this goes away.
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u/Upset-Working-8198 10d ago
Email the police chief! Call the police department. Harass these hick cops
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u/wolfonweed 10d ago
They were committing a crime when they killed the donkey. They've lied multiple times saying they were searching for a missing person, but no missing person was reported.
We still have no idea why these cops were illegally trespassing without a warrant in the middle of the night.
They have only killed and lied while providing absolutely no benefit to their community and breaking laws to do it. It's mind boggling that their existence is tolerated.
Only in america.
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u/Vindictive-Vagabond 10d ago
We need to come together as a society and END qualified immunity so that 🚔 can finally be held ACCOUNTABLE 💯
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u/degentrified 10d ago
Why would you fucking kill a donkey? What does this have to do with "protect and serve"
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u/Unikatze 10d ago
Anywhere we can sign s petition or do anything to help?
Edit: Found it
https://justiceforheehaw.com/
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u/justified_egg 10d ago
I'm sure the bodycam channels on YouTube are already fighting them over FOIA requests.
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u/TexasDad4Ever 10d ago
Sue for release of the footage. Then, release the footage to the public. File civil suit for damages. Force the city and PD to take disciplinary and administrative action.
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u/gotham-acolyte 10d ago
Police are prolific murders of pets and don't have to disclose it or even justify It in a lot of cases. There are legitimate serial killers of animals on the police force throughout the county.
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u/wildalexx 10d ago
Cedartown, Georgia police dept has their reviews turned off. Release the Heehaw footage, cowards
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u/Regular_Regular_4120 10d ago
You're gonna hear those pigs mimicking and mocking the cries of pain from the donkey. I just know it.
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u/Cloudy_Retina 10d ago
Owner Hannah Israel has filed a federal lawsuit against Officer Trenton Garner and issued a $1 million legal demand against the City of Cedartown and the police department.
Officer Garner was placed on administrative leave following the shooting, and further decisions regarding the public release of evidence like body-camera footage depend on the progression of the ongoing state investigation and subsequent legal proceedings.
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u/InGordWeTrust 10d ago
It's weird. Not too long ago there was some ostriches that got put down because they were infected. For months on Facebook I'd see complaints from the right over it.
There is nothing about this poor donkey on their Facebook. They're the real jackasses.
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u/thinkB4WeSpeak 10d ago
Police departments are full of shitty people and it's only going to change when they're actually held accountable, either by the courts or the people that outnumber them.
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u/lyricjax 10d ago
Classic Cops killing Innocent things because they are too scared to do the job the signed up for.
New prereq for cops: military grade training so you dont get scared everytime your life is threatened (litterally in the job description)
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u/belgiumwaffles 10d ago
How much you wanna bet the recording has been deleted or corrupted.
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u/Potential_Soup_1370 10d ago
IIRC, someone representing the police department came out and said the body can footage won't be released because of how much it would upset the public.
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u/kookomagoo 10d ago
'Mericans LOVE their shitty cops. No move to change the laws to perescutr them for crimes.
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u/OriginalOk8371 10d ago
Imagine being a country boy afraid of a donkey. Must of been a transplant from the city or something
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