Compilation of Police Officers getting pwned

A lot of crappy tech will show 01011970 since that's the epoch time. Likely that camera was on for two and a half days or so and that's why it said Jan 2nd.

its obviously the wrong date, why would policemen have body cams in the 1970s 💀

Exactly. It takes an incredibly confident and brave person to become an officer of the law. People that have a problem with them would still call them the second they needed help! They literally put their lives on the line for us every single day they are at work.

Lmao, cops cant even police their hometown, with record high budgets. There would be less traffic, less ridiculous fines, and we'd actually have the 2a gun rights. You dont have the 2nd amendment when cops are around. They're dirty class traitors that only act in the interest of their department or protecting property. Rarely do they protect lives. Supreme court even ruled that cops have absolutely no obligation to help people, I think they've ruled that multiple times too. You can idolize them as crime stoppers but in reality they only make crime worse.

The Police, to patronize and annoy.

"Law “enforcement is a relatively small part of what police do every day,” Barry Friedman, a law professor at the New York University School of Law wrote in a 2021 law review article.

Studies have shown that the average police officer spent about one hour per week responding to crimes in progress, Friedman wrote.

Police spend most of their time on traffic violations and routine, minor issues, like noise complaints, according to three different, recent analyses of dispatch data from Los Angeles, Baltimore, Detroit, New Orleans, Seattle, and New Haven, Connecticut."

A truck with a tanker carrying ammonia gas got into a car crash

They take what they can get

Thnx