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Or these two people did. It’s troubling for sure, but saying Solano County sheriffs have declared open season is a giant leap.
These two and the third one who signed the report. And everyone who’s already not taking actions (for eg their superiors). If law enforcement’a job is not uphold the law then what is it? Why haven’t they already arrested the two and filed a complaint themselves (the County Sheriffs) what’s stopping them?
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#22why is this flagged?
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This is the systemic racism that organizations are accused of. It doesn't (to me) mean that "everybody in the organization is racist and the whole thing should be disbanded/defunded" though. I take it as simply being that when something like this happens, it's easier for those not involved, good people, to turn a blind eye than stand up for what they know is right. Not a criticism of the individuals, I know I'd find…
There are good cops - and they are rooted out [1] [2]. "Doing the right thing" is a fireable offense, apparently. [1] https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/07/what-polic... [2] https://mfranciswrites.medium.com/5-good-cops-that-got-fired...
Maybe what both sides could unite around is an organization that will back up these officers?
~ "The Good Apple Officer Organization"
At the most basic level, could cover the pensions of whistle-blowers - and I'd guess for every story we hear now, would get a dozen more out there.
I genuninely believe most people who join law enforcement want to make the world a better place. Question is simply how can we help them do this?
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#26why is this flagged?
It's political, or at least bordering on it, and therefore not a good candidate for an HN article.