Originally Posted by The Swede (Post 1627160)

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Originally Posted by dacia (Post 1628838)

Are these the same honest, brave, friendly, educated, respectable police officers 9 of whom took a guy to Cherry beach in Toronto, beat the living crap out of him (9 against 1 mind you) and when the whole thing came out, they destroyed and falsified evidence, lied in court and ultimately cost $750,000 to the taxpayers, because the police budget (that is where they payed guy from ) of course comes from (my)taxes.

Not my assertion, the presiding judge said so.

Beat cops are borderline psychopaths, no man (and especially woman) in the right frame of mind chooses a profession where his sole mission in life is to control, and if need be, kill other people. The only people worse than cops are professional soldiers and jail guards (excuse me, correctional officers).
We need them but its like a junkyard dog, you have to have it but it doesn't mean you like it.

Educated? Please, grade 12 education and 2 years police college, wow, Einsteins there are.
Underpaid?
Toronto Police Service base salary

Cadet in training $45,042.34
4th Class Constable $50,057.71
3rd Class Constable $57,211.20
2nd Class Constable $64,364.69
1st Class Constable $71.522.91

Compensation & Benefits

* Family health plan
* Dental plan
* Life insurance
* Access to employee credit union
* Pension plan (OMERS)
* Paid vacation
* Education reimbursement
* Employee and Family assistance program

Not bad for a 20 year old guy who can retire after 25 years of service.

Alex

Originally Posted by truckinik (Post 1627135)

Not likely, it would make for a very short clip. I never even moved the car, during the whole thing. I was sitting at the light and the cop came up from in front of me from the opposite direction, up to my driver's door. there was no chase at all. three of them just simply boxxed me in at the light, it happened so quickly that as the smoke cleared, and I was able to see again, all I saw was cop cars, and flashing lights all around me. I swear they must watch the bar, for obvious drunks to pull over as they depart from the place. Unfamiliar territory, everyone on the sidewalk was just laughing at the scene, and telling me I was surely going to jail. (I thought I was too.) I was a bit nervous, but laughed at the people on the sidewalk in front of the bar, as I drove away, and the cops went over to talk with them. I guess he lectured them about instigating people or something, I can't be sure though. The owner was outside, and in the crowd. I'm probably banned fron his bar, now that I attracted attention to his place needlessly. That's ok, there are a few more in the area, and i have a lot of exploration to do in all of the neighboring towns. By the time I ever get back to that place, it will be long forgotten about I'm sure. Just another bar I'm banned from. I very rarely ever even consume alcohol, suff like this has happened before when I go out alone. seems I behave myself better when I go out with someone else. Just a little burn-out, tire spinning Brake stand. No harm, why are people such cry babies about everything. What could possibly have happened? I mean, ok, so my brakes could have let go...big deal, the light was green, and I had a clear path, and I would have just driven across the intersection at normal speed. Speedometer only wet up to 25, so I would have still been well below the legal speed limit if my brakes had let go...
Orange county North Carolina cops are a bunch of little girls, and fags if they can't take a joke, especially since they're some of the worst drivers on the road, aside from mail carriers, and school bus drivers.