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  • savage170
    neither do I
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  • ccddbb95448
    Hello hitler my old friend, boo and down we go!!!!!!!!!
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  • rambo rebel
    and whats the first thing they say when you deny any request to search w/o a warrant? " If you ain't got nothing to hide then you shouldn't mind us looking"


    well I'm asking the same dam thing
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  • spryor
    quote:Originally posted by ccddbb95448
    Hello hitler my old friend, boo and down we go!!!!!!!!!
    Seems so..and at a high rate of speed.[V]
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  • dakotashooter2
    Guess what will happen when you take away accountability![:(]
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  • GuvamintCheese
    Cell phone cameras will never let that happen.
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  • Alpine
    In Kalif. the Police Officer Bill Of Rights made this law even while I was still working. The specific officers personal record was still available to be reviewed "In Camera" (to only a judge for his review to see if any charge the defense brings up is warranted). This was done because defense attorneys were making police officer's personal records public. And endangering the families of police officer.

    I don't agree that this "hides" police misconduct. If an officer has a bad record there is a "negligent retention" civil process. Most police departments will not retain someone that gets into trouble more than a couple of times.

    Flame away.
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