Is a Serial-Killer Gang Murdering Young Men Across the U.S.?
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This is my case with most police officers I've encountered in my area. One isn't going to be taken seriously unless you have information on a cop that's been killed, or blood gushing from a wound on your body.
I have no compassion for lazy cops.
> Police should always respond, as a matter of public safety. Charge them afterwards if it's a false alarm. What if you called 911 and the dispatcher hung up on you because they thought you sounded high? What if you called because you were date raped?
What if you're busy trying to keep a drunk from being an idiot and someone else robs the other drunk across the street? There are ultimately too many drunk assholes to take care of everyone. And most are just fine.
People expect police officers, who are paid well less than half in most GOOD scenarios than software devs, to be mental health experts, perfect shots, masters of all martial arts, expert multi-taskers, all while not going just an inch overboard, else the armchair armies will assemble on twitter. And now they must be able to assess whether this person is just drunk or a victim of a dark web graffiti conspiracy. Yea, no.
Wow, what a great piece of evidence. "I've been on hundreds of bridges."
It's hard to take this seriously as is.
Yep. clearly a dark-web connected nationwide conspiracy of serial-killers here.
Now on the other hand, I would absolutely believe you if you told me there was a nationwide consortium of taggers using the same or similar smiley faces and sharing their tags with each other on social media....