police brutalitysnarlishJuly 12 2014, 17:37:43 UTC
oof. You'd think with all the lawsuits, proliferation of surveillance and citizens with instant upload video capture on their cells that enforcement would think twice before doing something like this, but nope: Pigs gotta be pigs.
I speak from witnessing 2 distressing incidents of state police brutality in the '90s, one of them involving a child. In both instances the officer(s) were suspended briefly with pay and reinstated when victims withdrew their complaints in lieue of a relatively small payment.
I don't know the solution, but as more and more police are being required to have cameras while on duty, i know it's lessening this problem.
Not being much into medieval English history, I'd never heard of Black Agnes. Patrick Dunbar was a lucky man. And I'm a better-than averagely informed American with a modest map fetish, but I'd never heard of our Palmyra.
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I got it from AMuseOfFyre - she got it from Horrible Histories:
http://amuseoffyre.tumblr.com/post/91478545250/teflonly-this-day-in-horrible-history-10
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Tyrian is Richard III, and most of the rest are from the War of the Roses, but I'm sure there are more references in there.
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I speak from witnessing 2 distressing incidents of state police brutality in the '90s, one of them involving a child. In both instances the officer(s) were suspended briefly with pay and reinstated when victims withdrew their complaints in lieue of a relatively small payment.
I don't know the solution, but as more and more police are being required to have cameras while on duty, i know it's lessening this problem.
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And I'm a better-than averagely informed American with a modest map fetish, but I'd never heard of our Palmyra.
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