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Innsmouth — 12 years ago(December 08, 2013 05:24 PM)

Absolutely sickening when I read that in the credits. And turns out it is accurate. How long will the trash in uniform be allowed to terrorize innocent people throughout the world? Thugs with badges allowed to get away with everything because "the law" (aka more guns and ammo) are on their side. Man-made administered and delivered justice is a joke.

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the dirty copper should of been charged put in prison and ?ucked every day until his death

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Yes, because they were innocent.

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They were charged, and subsequently cleared by a jury in May 2013.

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The police will torture people for a confession because they don't necessarily want a guilty party to confess they'll take any confession. They don't just want a guilty party they'll take ANY party.
I've seen some very lazy and very corrupt police officers. Many more than brings comfort to me.

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Because you get members of the public excusing their behaviour day in and day out. Oh they have a tough job yadda yadda, nobody forced them to become police, you can either handle it or you can't. It's like the Brazilian that was shot running for the tube in London or the man who was murdered by a riot officer during the London riots, just a guy walking along the street with his hands in his pockets brutally assaulted by a cop. No justice was served in either instance and police wonder why they're victims of assault!
Yours sincerely, General Joseph Liebgott

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