Why do you dislike law enforcement?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The percentage of Americans that dislike police is quite small. DCUM is in no way representative of the country.

Majority of Americans, and people worldwide, view the police like a nuisance at best.
Apathy is the word you are struggling to find.
Hardly anyone likes them, unless they are benefitting directly somehow.

DP and I disagree:

“Americans’ confidence in the police increased eight percentage points over the past year to 51%, the largest year-over-year change in public perceptions of 17 major U.S. institutions measured in Gallup’s annual update.”

https://news.gallup.com/poll/647303/confidence-institutions-mostly-flat-police.aspx

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bolded one sure. That's more detective work but a patrolman could get lucky.

Apparently you’ve never heard of automatic license plate recognition(ALPR). It’s been around for 15+ years. Here’s information from when Obama was president.

https://statetechmagazine.com/article/2012/07/automatic-license-plate-recognition-helps-police-nab-wanted-vehicles-and-drivers

Anonymous wrote:The rest are not needed. Couldn't care less if people register, license, or insure their stuff. Reckless drivers usually wreck or get shot via road rage incidents, so problem solves itself.

Are you a teenager on mom’s computer?

Anonymous wrote:Warrants? Naw, knock on their door. Nobody stops a car looking for serving warrants anyway.

See ALPR above. You have a lot to learn.

When people steal cars, they'd have to be incredibly dumb to leave the original plates on them. Use plates from a non-stolen vehicle of the same make/model/color, DUH! Even rookie cops should know this.

It's wrong for you to call the youth of DC really dumb. They are victims of the public school system.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When people steal cars, they'd have to be incredibly dumb to leave the original plates on them. Use plates from a non-stolen vehicle of the same make/model/color, DUH! Even rookie cops should know this.

Car thieves aren’t exactly bright. Stolen plates get reported anyway and would automatically trigger the ALPR.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When people steal cars, they'd have to be incredibly dumb to leave the original plates on them. Use plates from a non-stolen vehicle of the same make/model/color, DUH! Even rookie cops should know this.

Car thieves aren’t exactly bright. Stolen plates get reported anyway and would automatically trigger the ALPR.

We shouldn't allow people to report stolen plates. You can't steal government property if the government doesn't want to prosecute.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When people steal cars, they'd have to be incredibly dumb to leave the original plates on them. Use plates from a non-stolen vehicle of the same make/model/color, DUH! Even rookie cops should know this.

Car thieves aren’t exactly bright. Stolen plates get reported anyway and would automatically trigger the ALPR.

We shouldn't allow people to report stolen plates. You can't steal government property if the government doesn't want to prosecute.

Hold my beer.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/top-pentagon-official-charged-stealing-license-plates-n584281

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The percentage of Americans that dislike police is quite small. DCUM is in no way representative of the country.

Majority of Americans, and people worldwide, view the police like a nuisance at best.
Apathy is the word you are struggling to find.
Hardly anyone likes them, unless they are benefitting directly somehow.

So you’re license is suspended? DUI?

[Anonymous]

I bet people would like more cops on the street and less national guard.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When people steal cars, they'd have to be incredibly dumb to leave the original plates on them. Use plates from a non-stolen vehicle of the same make/model/color, DUH! Even rookie cops should know this.

Car thieves aren’t exactly bright. Stolen plates get reported anyway and would automatically trigger the ALPR.

Do you check your plates every single day multiple times a day to make sure they are the correct numbers/letters? LMAO!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I bet people would like more cops on the street and less national guard.

Nope, NG are still better than dumb gestapo stazi cops. NG don't harass people and try to steal from them.

[Anonymous]

Civil asset forfiture.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I bet people would like more cops on the street and less national guard.

Nope, NG are still better than dumb gestapo stazi cops. NG don't harass people and try to steal from them.

Show me on the Labubu where the police hurt you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I bet people would like more cops on the street and less national guard.

Nope, NG are still better than dumb gestapo stazi cops. NG don't harass people and try to steal from them.

Show me on the Labubu where the police hurt you.

What is this? Sounds kinda kinky.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I bet people would like more cops on the street and less national guard.

Nope, NG are still better than dumb gestapo stazi cops. NG don't harass people and try to steal from them.

Show me on the Labubu where the police hurt you.

What is this? Sounds kinda kinky.

Cop haters can’t afford to insure their cars. How would they afford a Labubu?

[Anonymous]

It's the dishonesty. Just watching a documentary about the JonBenet case and the lies the police fed the local media ruined the Ramsay's lives. They knew early on the dna matched no one in the family and withheld the info. The people who still think the family are guilty believe it based on the lies the police fed the press. The cops didn't do their jobs, were terrible investigators and whoever killed this child has gotten off scott free. Rinse and repeat.

Mediocre investigators believe they are right even in the face of evidence to the contrary.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's the dishonesty. Just watching a documentary about the JonBenet case and the lies the police fed the local media ruined the Ramsay's lives. They knew early on the dna matched no one in the family and withheld the info. The people who still think the family are guilty believe it based on the lies the police fed the press. The cops didn't do their jobs, were terrible investigators and whoever killed this child has gotten off scott free. Rinse and repeat.

Mediocre investigators believe they are right even in the face of evidence to the contrary.

Disliking police because of a documentary is original.