Would You Trust the Police Officer Who Writes "It's a Good Day for a Chokehold"?

[SummerMadness]

Would You Trust the Police Officer Who Writes "It's a Good Day for a Chokehold"?

A video of Phoenix police officers threatening a family over minor shoplifting has turned long-simmering frustrations over police violence into sustained outrage over the past few weeks.

The video shows a white police officer, gun drawn, threatening to shoot an unarmed black man in front of his pregnant wife and two young children. The family was alleged to have stolen a doll and underwear.

When you have a list of police officers that can't be trusted in Philadelphia, then you know there's a problem. These officers can't be trusted to do their job fairly and effectively.

 

[tall73]

Would You Trust the Police Officer Who Writes "It's a Good Day for a Chokehold"?


When you have a list of police officers that can't be trusted in Philadelphia, then you know there's a problem. These officers can't be trusted to do their job fairly and effectively.

No, I would not trust a police officer who posts that. Maneuvers may have a place. Being excited to do them is misguided.

 

[INeedGrace]

I wouldn't. Either the stress of the job has taken a toll, or said officer was a bad egg to begin with. Sadistic remarks are a real red flag.

 

[Ana the Ist]

Would You Trust the Police Officer Who Writes "It's a Good Day for a Chokehold"?


When you have a list of police officers that can't be trusted in Philadelphia, then you know there's a problem. These officers can't be trusted to do their job fairly and effectively.

Is this Philadelphia or Phoenix? What is the article about? Since I can't read it and the excerpt given doesn't really explain anything....