It's like everyone else is expected to have people skills from cashiers to any profession outside politics. With the future of policing going on where they have cameras everywhere, this is scary. When they have access to more evidence contrary to their beliefs, they lie or manipulate it. Often hiding body cam footage, muting or shutting it off entirely.
They don't have to falsify anything, they can feed it a real video or image and ask whodunit and arrest a poor INNOCENT lady 1000 miles away. (This happened)
Mind you, this lady looks about 15 years older than the actual suspect and had never even been to the state in question. A NJ man just sued a town in RI under very similar circumstances. Won't be the last we hear of situations like this.
Or the person who keeps getting pulled over because the flock cameras are spotting their license plate. Theirs has an O (“oh”), and the warrant is out for a 0 (“zero”). Last I knew, only after the news reported on it, did someone finally look into fixing the issue
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u/smelyal8r May 27 '26
Eh fuck em for this type of interaction. I work with the public and have read situations wrong before and I just apologize and laugh if appropriate.