Didn't read the whole thread but it seems to me all they had to do was look at your license plate number to realize you weren't the perpetrator.

PhilFree:arrow:

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man....police need a checks and balance system. BAD. They get away with too much shit with nobody to hold them accountable. The very public that pays their salaries can't protect themselves from this. They have to take it. period.

At the time, he didn't have that information. All he was looking for was a black Corvette. When he saw one going down a stretch of road where it was thought the suspect might go, he initiated pursuit. I can't blame him for that. Why didn't he have the complete information? I don't know. There was a breakdown in communication prior to his involvement.

wait, so... this is NOT him?!






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Or that guy could have cooperated with them. There's a right way and a wrong way to handle every situation for both the cops AND the person getting arrested. If this guy had just ****ing shut up and put his hands behind his back and went without RESISTING ARREST there would be no issue. The officers have to protect themselves and those around the situation, what if this kid had a weapon and he was trying to resist arrest so he could pull it?

Do some cops do the wrong thing, hell yes. I would be willing to bet that the majority of cops that handle a situation badly and not by protocol, have consequences to pay. Don't forget they are human and will make bad calls sometimes(kinda like a ref in a football game, it's their job to get it right but sometimes in the heat of the moment they mess up.) The important thing is to hold them accountable for their mistakes and again I believe the majority of times they do. You act like every cop is a ****ing murderer with a badge. (just going off of your posts that i remember in the last year or so if I'm mistaking you with someone else I apologize). The VAST majority are out to help. There are just so many police officers that the low percentage of shitty cops makes it seem like there are a lot out there.

Kudos for you for not freaking out and being a COPS SUCK, **** COPS douchebag.

This. Be polite, be respectful, and do what you asked/told and everyone can be on their way a helluva lot sooner.

Thank you.

And kudos to you for the posrep. In advance, that is.

This. And never question why they had guns drawn, hammer back, safety off, and pointed at you for no reason. It's all for the sake of safety, most importantly, their own.

You don't have to be jealous all the time, you know.