They got a call from someone walking by and did the best they could with the information they had

Please point us to the children’s museum where someone is holding a “Fuck Ted Cruz” sign and we’ll apologize.

Everything I’ve read here is not much more than collective eye rolling at one idiot with nothing better to do than seek attention.

Edit: two attention seeking idiots. I forgot about Tiburonsharks

Go back to your neonazi subreddits dude

GOATed username

>good cops

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Your tears delight us, fuckboi

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The people who spent 4 years complaining that Trump's critics all had, "Trump Derangement Syndrome," seem to be a little deranged about Biden.

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i had no idea that actually sounds awesome

Or they’re just actual good cops who understand the laws and don’t overstep their jurisdiction.

I find it difficult to believe that it wouldn't be cheaper to knock the remains down and build back the exact same school, then.

What are you saying? That congress made a law abridging the freedom of speech? Are you drawing that conclusion from this picture?

Where has it been infringed upon?

I think the local community is involved and they want it to look like the old fox.

But didn't the fire department get an alarm and show up before the structure was engulfed in flames? And left? Am I remembering that right. Seems like it's not all on RPS at that point.

All two of em

Is the implication here that black people don’t live in the suburbs or something? Unless people frequent the neighborhood now and in the recent past I’m not sure why you’d listen to folks take on what the neighborhood is like.

Whatever dude, doesn't affect my livelihood in any way. Writing letters worked for me and lots of people I know. I don't agree with you and that's fine.

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>body cameras got the cops arrested.

...no they didn't. A traffic camera controlled by the highway department and out of police's jurisdiction got them arrested.

Body can footage is controlled by the police. They knew they were recording themselves and I guarantee that footage was going to wind up "lost" or "corrupted". That's why they were telling an unconscious man to stop resisting as they beat him to death, because the audio implying a confrontation can exonerate them, so long as contradictory footage isn't made public.

And again: who decides footage is the cops. If they were caught on a private camera, they'd seize and wipe the footage. It was only because the footage belonged to someone they had zero authority over that they thrown under the bus so the department could cover their ass for what is clearly a regular occurence with how casual they acted about it and how they were prepared to fake audio.

They got caught over a technicality. That's it. That is the only reason we know what actually happened. You need to realize how depraved and one-sided policing is. The officers being caught wasn't the system working, it was their system breaking. Beating a man to death in a manner they clearly expected to get away with it was the system working as intended.

I’ve been to the one at the corner of lakeside and Hilliard. I don’t remember cost or if they take cards, sorry!

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Then pay a little more to engage an architect and get community involvement or something. I just don't get the need to have exactly what was there back again. It's just a building.