Some “Mighty Fine Police Work”, by Eric Peters

A small New York town is safe from the threat posed by an innocent 11-year-old girl. From Eric Peters at ericpetersautos.com:

In a small town in New York, armed government workers cuffed and berated an 11-year-old girl who had done nothing more to warrant it than being dressed in clothes similar to those worn by another (older) girl who was apparently involved in a car theft.

The armed government workers treated her as if she was the suspect they were looking for rather than treating her as if she might be – a distinction that used to be important.

They also presume she is some kind of threat – which would be funny were it not so pathetic. Several armed adults vs. one 11-year-old girl – who is remarkably calm and cooperative with her accosters even when they accuse her of lying, which is another way of them saying they are certain she is guilty.

“You’re gonna lie and tell me that’s not you”?

It wasn’t.

But that doesn’t seem to matter to these ‘fraidy cat “heroes.” Probably because they’ve been trained to presume anyone they suspect is guilty. It is not uncommon for them to accuse people of the “crime” of “acting suspiciously.” Whatever that means – which is just the point in that it can mean anything. What it usually amounts to acting in any way they don’t happen to like, most of all anything that smacks of less than obsequious genuflecting to their Authority.

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One response to “Some “Mighty Fine Police Work”, by Eric Peters”

  1. There’s that Herr General outfit that EP spoke of before a four star commandant, he outranks Colonel Klink even.

    A new found respect for authoritah under Trump?

    Just read that the leader of a former Eastern Bloc country said that FUSA is more commie than CCP at the inauguration shindig. (H/T-RMC)

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