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Here comes the men in black. Sorry I just had to say it. This story is a prime example that you just have to be aware of anybody. The sad thing is we live in a society where we have to be paranoid in order to be more secure.

What sounds wrong about this is how the cop pretty much just ran right into the situation. I think maybe it was more in the moment type deal. Though, he should have been a little more rational and announced he was there and have his tazer drawn. As the guy the come out and then taze him. Though...

The media pushes a agenda and even though I feel like Zimmerman should have been jailed for SOMETHING. The way they painted him before and after pretty much makes him one of the most hated people in the USA. With this whole "we hate the police" crap going on nowadays. You have people looking...

The man was in the hospital for months and then he went home alone with nobody to assist him? I know it says he gets checked on twice a week but it is amazing that the operator was willing to do that. We hear so much of all the bad that the good always gets covered up and thrown away. It is nice...

He had a machine gun so you have to wonder if he has a little guilt off of something he did? Not saying he did something but we had some guy locally that went crazy talking about a imaginary friend that he killed. Turned out that imaginary friend was a friend he knew at some bar. Surprised it...

How is it that he drove back to complain about the chain? Did the dude even thing this through at all? Would have made more sense if he went back and robbed him again but he choose to complain about it? He's lucky the guy didn't have a gun of his own because I guarantee he would be yelling...

The whole mentally is just going down hill. The media isn't doing it any good either with this whole us vs them thing. Not all cops are evil or even do bad things. The sad thing is the cops that end up being hurt are usually the ones doing the straight and narrow with the job.

The problem with all of these is when cops do something that is obviously wrong and would jail anybody else. The get off free of any repercussions and the public is left with nothing. People get tired of this happening and in the midst of this all you can have violence rise out of it. Sad thing...

Yep, no matter how many times you hear it. You will always see people do stupid or silly things and don't consider what could happen. Hey, it happens to everyday people, celebrities, and even those that swear to protect and serve us.

What doesn't make sense is how a teacher was raped right in the prison. Where were the guards when she was supposedly teaching these inmates. How is it even possible that they were to do that to her without anybody intervening until after the matter. It literally makes no sense in how all this...

I would ask the cop why they were being so rude to me. The key is to not make it a argument where you go back and forth with the cop. Make sure they know you don't appreciate them being rude to you and leave it at that.

Did the girlfriend just have a knife laying around in her lap or something? I would even contend that she stabbed the wife on purpose. She has some loud person yelling at her talking about "her man" and everything goes downhill. She stabs her and next thing we know the man goes back to where his...

That sad part about this is that the driver had his licensed suspended and was driving with his child in the car. Now, they are saying that he may have been under the influence of something while driving. Then you cup this with the fact that they was at a red light and this just becomes a story...

The one thing I kept wondering is how in the world do you butt dial a phone number. Especially, with a smartphone that is touch sensitive. Yet, we still find stupid people who do stupid things who are caught in the most stupidest of ways.

Re: What are offenses or crimes an officer "can" commit before he's removed from duty We can all sit here and say no one is immune to the law. Though, the simple fact is that Police look out for each other regardless. You can see countless times on video where a cop is beating a innocent...

While I don't think it will get you promoted. I do think it is encourage by the police departments to gather more funds. I remember reading up that now police can take your belongings and you have to prove that your belonging are innocent! The simple fact is that the police is now becoming more...

There is always a time in a cops career when he/she is faced with the difficult choice of using lethal force. From what I understand they train most police to use this as a last resort. What was the first time you were forced to lethal force and how did it change your views?

He probably was on something when this happened. Though, people do stupid stuff like this all the time and aren't under the influence. So, I wouldn't put it pass it just being completely stupid.

The Rae Carruth story is simple said in makes zero sense on the part of Rae. Aspiring NFL player with a bright future but destroys it because he thinks killing his pregnant girlfriend is just something to do? What ever happened to being civilized and solving problems in a matter befitting of humans?

She should have just complied with the cop and probably would have gotten off fairly well. Though, overreacting and biting the cop while crying won't give any sympathy. If people learn to just stay calm in situations that merit it then they wouldn't be faced with so many issues.