I'm not saying some police officers don't overstep the mark but when you think of how often during their day they are dealing with druggies and random violence, realistically it is sometimes going to happen. And in every profession, you get some who are more competent than others.
Looking at the link you put up, I don't totally believe the first woman. She was driving an unregistered car so she should not have been on the road and that's a big part of why she failed to stop. I'd say after the first minute or so, she was very well aware the police siren & lights were for her.
The police officer was also getting the info that she was unlicensed, which was not true, but that is the info he had.
Now, he should not have pulled a gun straight off but he did have every right to question & fine her & in fact i think the magistrate should have fined her for driving an unregistered car, no matter what was decided about the police officer.
As for the dog being sprayed, we're talking a big dog & the footage shows it lunged at the officer, so i think the reason behind that action is logical, although the dog only lunged as it saw its owner in trouble, I realise that.
The second case, although it is hard to say for sure why the police officers didn't listen to her side of the story when both she & her ex alleged assault, my guess is she is known to police, has a record & has given trouble in the past. They should have recorded her side of the story too though of course.
The phone call she got was unprofessional, for sure.
nG!!nU~$(KGrHgoOKi8EjlLm(rUzBKcZn2z!7Q~~_7.JPG "*kazumi*"){kind=avatar}
