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Re:Chicago fires investigator who found cops at fault in sho... by rosser on Monday July 20, 2015 @12:37PM (#9917188)
We tend not to hear about the thousands of airline flights a day that don't crash, either. That doesn't mean for a second that we should just shrug and resign ourselves plane crashes.

And even that analogy is flawed, because it's unambiguous that at least some of these "bad cop" interactions involve deliberate malfeasance on the part of the cop. When was the last time the pilot intentionally crashed their plane?

It turns out, some cops are bad actors. They're the ones we should be hearing about. And we should also be hearing about it when their departments pull shit like TFA: firing the investigator who says their shoots were bad, for not altering his findings to suit their narrative.

Re:Chicago fires investigator who found cops at fault in sho... by happyscrappy on Monday July 20, 2015 @12:47PM (#9917247)
>When was the last time the pilot intentionally crashed their plane?

Germanwings not long ago.

Re:Chicago fires investigator who found cops at fault in sho... by knodi123 on Monday July 20, 2015 @02:24PM (#9917966)
bad rhetorical question, but valid point.