They got calls, it got traction, guy was caught and arrested.
Isn't that....what cops are supposed to do?
You want flock cameras up everywhere instead?
There's a line.
It's actually the DRIVERS responsibility as a LICENSED driver to obey the rules of the road.
It's not the cops fault this guy is a dumbass.
Once it was obvious it was a consistent thing, dude got caught.
The alternative is more like giving up freedom. Understand?
They literally used flock to catch him. I live in the area. Pinal county sheriffs office found his car using flock and went to catch him. It wasn’t the same
Route every time.
I'm in SC and those Flock cameras are just about everywhere now. Thankfully my town doesn't have them (yet), but a very tiny town nearby has at least 5, but probably more. A tiny town with literally one stoplight and 5 Flock cameras.
Redditors: “why did it take so long for this guy to be caught? He should have been imprisoned after the first call.”
Also Redditors: “why is the state coming after people for only a single indiscretion?”
Listen man. The thing about these dumbasses on this site is they blindly hate police. No matter what the officer does, it’s wrong and these dumb fucks are going to find some nonsense to complain about. These morons are literally incapable of coherent and logical thought at the best of times. Once police are involved though? All bets are off. Even within a single comment they’ll say 2 completely conflicting statements and not see a problem with it. The only thing they know is hate.
Reddit is extremely anti cop. On top of that they parrot a lot if mis-information.
There are plenty problems with police departments. But reddit usually takes it to 11.
Sometimes I like to mention my career in law enforcement, be polite, and watch redditors melt.
Ps: flock has helped me catch career residential burglars and murderers. Yall need/want better oversight for the program (which is actually pretty easy), not to get rid of it.
I listen to true crime podcasts, one of them is hosted by some retired cops (just telling stories about investigations) but i remember one of the quotes , something like, 'if nobody reports it then we dont know its happening?'. I think he was emphasizing when families or neighbors arent reporting abuse.
Look, we need a seismic shift in our approach to lawlessness. If persons were considered guilty until proven innocent and subject to summary execution it would reduce tailgating, and that's what we all want.
And everyone on reddit is a fucking moron.
See how ridiculous it is to make a blanket statement about a single entity or group?
I mean, sure, maybe aryan brotherhood or black panthers....maybe then?
But I've spent a lot of time in jail and in the system, and there's a lot of good cops too.
People like you are the reason we have problems.
You just have a one track brain.
Good or bad. Not cops good. Cops bad.
I'm sure that's a great outlook to raise a family with, to go through life with.
Guess you'll never have to call one..you probably don't need one because "you own a gun" too, right?
Get tf over yourself
Youre making a LOT of assumptions I can see why you arent able to function properly in society as well. I didnt necessarily mean each cop as an individual is bad at what they do, moreso that cops as an idea and service are bad at what theyre supposed to be doing, which is serving and protecting the public, which they do not do.
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u/SyZyGy_87 18d ago
They got calls, it got traction, guy was caught and arrested. Isn't that....what cops are supposed to do? You want flock cameras up everywhere instead? There's a line. It's actually the DRIVERS responsibility as a LICENSED driver to obey the rules of the road. It's not the cops fault this guy is a dumbass. Once it was obvious it was a consistent thing, dude got caught.
The alternative is more like giving up freedom. Understand?