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[deleted] t1_jaiuz2z wrote
Reply to comment by mowotlarx in New York Will Pay Millions to Protesters Violently Corralled by Police by mowotlarx
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SanguisFluens t1_jaiu2ji wrote
Reply to comment by StoryAndAHalf in New York Will Pay Millions to Protesters Violently Corralled by Police by mowotlarx
The only consequence was that the protests eventually stopped and their budget increased.
SanguisFluens t1_jaitmn9 wrote
Reply to comment by GlitteringHighway in New York Will Pay Millions to Protesters Violently Corralled by Police by mowotlarx
If high ranking government officials could be held personally accountable for breaking the law, the world would be a different place. Don't forget this op was commanded by the department cheif.
[deleted] t1_jaisdc8 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in New York Will Pay Millions to Protesters Violently Corralled by Police by mowotlarx
Have they told the lawsuits to stop resisting?
Silvery_Silence t1_jairz3e wrote
Reply to comment by MuchWalrus in New York Will Pay Millions to Protesters Violently Corralled by Police by mowotlarx
markyymark13 t1_jairvr3 wrote
Reply to comment by GlitteringHighway in New York Will Pay Millions to Protesters Violently Corralled by Police by mowotlarx
Why? So we can funnel even more money to the police to offset the absolutely absurd insurance premiums cops would have to pay? No thanks. Let's not add a market-tested, for-profit middleman as some kind of 'solution' to a deeply rotten and systemic problem.
MattJFarrell t1_jaipcgj wrote
Reply to comment by TonyzTone in New York Will Pay Millions to Protesters Violently Corralled by Police by mowotlarx
Agreed. I strongly believe in unions, and think everyone should have some employment and legal protections that comes with membership in a union. What we need to do is to strip away some of the absurd powers that the police union has. Also, police misconduct should not be investigated by the police force. That should be a separate, state-level organization.
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Reply to comment by Beerbonkos in New York Will Pay Millions to Protesters Violently Corralled by Police by mowotlarx
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toughguy375 t1_jaioa20 wrote
Reply to comment by GlitteringHighway in New York Will Pay Millions to Protesters Violently Corralled by Police by mowotlarx
That will help with a lot of problems.
toughguy375 t1_jaio4pu wrote
Reply to comment by NetQuarterLatte in New York Will Pay Millions to Protesters Violently Corralled by Police by mowotlarx
It doesn't matter who wins the election. The police union runs the city. That's true about every city in America.
seeda4708 t1_jaio3ds wrote
So many bad apples you have to wonder if it’s the roots that are rotten
MuchWalrus t1_jaio2ps wrote
Reply to comment by Silvery_Silence in New York Will Pay Millions to Protesters Violently Corralled by Police by mowotlarx
I'd really like to see that, do you have a link by chance?
NetQuarterLatte t1_jaio1td wrote
Reply to comment by huebomont in New York Will Pay Millions to Protesters Violently Corralled by Police by mowotlarx
>I'm not racist, let's help out the less fortunate, sure it's ok to tax me more, wait there's someone who looks scary who just made eye contact with me, can we get a cop over here?
That's spot on!
[deleted] t1_jaimopg wrote
Reply to comment by happybarfday in Pols target NYC’s violent, repeat shoplifters with bill to protect retailer workers just like cops, firefighters by NYY657545
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StoryAndAHalf t1_jaimge8 wrote
Reply to comment by Tunnelman82 in New York Will Pay Millions to Protesters Violently Corralled by Police by mowotlarx
Police gets to be violent. Tax payers pay victims. Police carries on as if nothing happened with no consequences for their actions. Status quo remains and no lesson was learned.
mrpeeng t1_jaikvda wrote
So this one incident will cost a little over 6.45($21,500*~300) Million dollars? Is this built into the annual NYPD budget?
huebomont t1_jaik7wv wrote
Reply to comment by NetQuarterLatte in New York Will Pay Millions to Protesters Violently Corralled by Police by mowotlarx
He was a progressive in the way a lot of New Yorkers like to think of themselves as progressive - I'm not racist, let's help out the less fortunate, sure it's ok to tax me more, wait there's someone who looks scary who just made eye contact with me, can we get a cop over here?
TonyzTone t1_jaik67s wrote
Reply to comment by k1lk1 in New York Will Pay Millions to Protesters Violently Corralled by Police by mowotlarx
>We need to bust the police union.
We need to be very careful about this. Breaking the police union will affect other public sector unions, and possibly even private sector unions. IANAL, but I know that police unions are still protected by the different labor and collective bargaining laws.
TonysCatchersMit t1_jaijmox wrote
Reply to comment by NetQuarterLatte in Pols target NYC’s violent, repeat shoplifters with bill to protect retailer workers just like cops, firefighters by NYY657545
Yeah people point to bail reform but it’s really the new discovery rules that are the issue.
The way prosecutors played games with the speedy trial clock was fucked up but what we have now clearly isn’t working either.
th3D4rkH0rs3 t1_jaiieo9 wrote
This is hillarious. Taxpayers have to bail out an out of control police department paid to protect the taxpayers. Bankrupt their pensions first.
Mustard_on_tap t1_jaii7ke wrote
Non-paywalled link:
empirestrikes t1_jaii5wf wrote
Reply to comment by k1lk1 in New York Will Pay Millions to Protesters Violently Corralled by Police by mowotlarx
Leave Cleveland alone haha
youjustdontgetitdoya t1_jaihrkg wrote
Reply to comment by TheRealDJLars in New York Will Pay Millions to Protesters Violently Corralled by Police by mowotlarx
$7 Billion Oops my bad it's now $10 Billion
NetQuarterLatte t1_jaifmvj wrote
Reply to comment by Rottimer in Pols target NYC’s violent, repeat shoplifters with bill to protect retailer workers just like cops, firefighters by NYY657545
That will probably depend on the specifics on the case. If the woman was injured when she was pushed to the ground (and for example could not perform her work properly for a week), that can be a problem for the defendant and be a misdemeanor assault.
>pushed a 56-year-old woman to the ground on New Year’s Eve in Manhattan
But if we are being realistic here, they are only prosecuting this because of the hate crime component.
-SoItGoes t1_jaivnil wrote
Reply to comment by casicua in New York Will Pay Millions to Protesters Violently Corralled by Police by mowotlarx
They just equate skin color with peace.
Black people exist? Violent. Mobs of white people attacking police and attempting to kill politicians? Peaceful