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LoZguy709 posted...

Ok, let me rephrase. I think that as citizens we should hold them to a higher threshold of responsibility, but I wouldn't go so far as to deny them due process rights every US citizen has.

Sure, but a video of them literally running someone over and then the other cop laughing about how they killed her and it's no big deal is definitely enough for the public to go "these fucking killers".

Are they legally found guilty of murder? No, but it's basically the same as if you personally witnessed someone murder another and someone came in tut-tutting you with "uh uh uh, they haven't been found guilty in a court of law yet! Can't declare them as a killer!"

Even in the course of law enforcement cops are not given the authority to run over civilians in order to resolve conflicts. This is flat-out murder and I hope both of these cops, even the fucking sack of shit laughing about it, suffer the rest of their lives for it.

Also, while I don't know if turning off a camera should be considered destroying evidence, it should definitely still be considered concealing evidence because literally everything their cameras record is evidence, so they are concealing evidence by preventing the recording of it.

Unless they're in the bathroom, that absolutely should be guilty by default.