HitsRus;1712514 wrote:^^^well, that is exactly it. If there were actual "civil rights" violations by the officer, they would have to take it to an actual trial where the actions of all and the accusations would be put under a microscope and be subject to objective scutiny. This report and its accusations and findings require no such scrutiny.
I have to admit I LOL'd at the 'revenue enhancement' part of the report....is that something unusual?....every town and city that sticks its police force out on the freeway to hand out speeding tickets, or sets up speed traps engages in that. Since the town is 2/3 black, of course the great majority tickets issued are going to be within that group...that's not necessarily "targeting".
The thing that really bugs me is that running tha narrative and sticking to the agenda seems to be more important than insuring domestic tranquility. The feds have done their part in keeping this going and fanning the flames, and I find that somewhat disconcerting. More importantly, they've thrown law enforcement under the bus and undermined its authority and credibility. Is it any wonder that two officers get shot? When people have NO respect for law, anarchy ensues.
I rarely noticed the race or gender until after I pulled over a car. Now what, if they pull over too many black people they will get in trouble?