Police didn't protect her
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- Опубликовано: 18 янв 2023
- A woman who acted as a confidential informant for police in Louisiana was raped during the sting operation. Now, she's suing the police for violating her rights by failing to protect her. Will she win?
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Wow that's tragic.
could you fight that the police's motto is false advertisement?
False advertising is about consumer products and or services. The police aren’t selling a service or product as they are a public agency. Probably not the best defense. Still bullshit tho
"To protect and serve"? Never says to whom or what. The oath to protect the constitution is also moot since politicians are going against their oath as well.
@@JK-co4lzthis is a pretty interesting argument. It could explain many outcomes of police self-investigation, or why many officers look the other way when they detect a bad apple planting evidence.
I thought that the supreme court ruled that police had no duty to protect any individual person (ie as bodyguards or whatever) but did have a duty to protect the public at large
Nah they are there to serve the state interests
@@dargunsh7156 which often include protecting citizens for tax revenue
She should have someone was recording in public, 15 cops would have shown up...
But of course the charges were downgraded. You know, he's a professional.
Bureaucracies as time marches on, often are devoted foremost to protecting themselves and growth and reproduction. They become the original super intelligence and the first artificial organisms.
Like cancer I guess, just keeps growing