> On the other hand, I've seen criminals interacting with cops in person. They do not have an easy job.
Wouldn't that be a positive for the police as well? If a suspect is belligerent, the presence of a camera would help to prove that.
Wouldn't that be a positive for the police as well? If a suspect is belligerent, the presence of a camera would help to prove that.
While you'll still have criminals that don't care, there are plenty that do, especially when they know that it's no longer just their word vs the police officer.
[1] http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/nov/04/california-poli...
The worst part of the current state in America is this creation of an other.
You do at least realize you're a racist, right?
What?
That paired with the attitude that criminals are essentially no different than most people that post here is how I drew that conclusion. Barring extremes like members of organized crime, violent gangs, cartels, etc. of course. Even still, broad strokes don't apply to those organizations but you could definitely make the case that the affiliated develop a more uniquely "criminal" mindset. Keyword being DEVELOP.
Criminality is not inherent, sorry if this makes you uncomfortable.