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Topic	Great grandfather of student killed in Texas goes off on cops
Darkprince21 06/02/22 1:10:26 AM #5:	ellis123 posted... It's not done that way because cops in the past kept on using their personal grudges against neighbors as a justification to harass them. When it comes to cops the only way to actually fix the problems is screening for things other than low intelligence (and I mean that literally, if you are too smart you will get turned away because of the chance of you getting bored). Agreed, but your last statement isnt 100 percent factual. That particular statistics refers to one incident 20 years ago from one department on one potential person. Its not actually a hiring standard by any department today. Also, the average IQ of the American police officer is higher than the average IQ of the general American population. <cite>Darkprince21 posted [p:965474951] in Great gran... [t:80041731]...</cite> <quote>ellis123 posted... </cite> <quote>It's not done that way because cops in the past kept on using their personal grudges against neighbors as a justification to harass them. When it comes to cops the only way to actually fix the problems is screening for things other than low intelligence (and I mean that literally, if you are too smart you will get turned away because of the chance of you getting bored).</quote> Agreed, but your last statement isnt 100 percent factual. That particular statistics refers to one incident 20 years ago from one department on one potential person. Its not actually a hiring standard by any department today. Also, the average IQ of the American police officer is higher than the average IQ of the general American population. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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