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[wykedguy5892]

Seems like while some of the endings were unfortunate, the articles you presented showed the outcomes were within the laws of the USA. Honestly, I didn't read ALL of the articles, but the twenty or so I did (looking to find one where the officers did something malicious and egregious) just tend to prove the fact that desperate times require legal, desperate measures on the parts of police. Don't blame the police for seeking search warrants and serving them, blame the citizen's that commit the crimes that require us to have police that seek search warrants to serve.

[tmilestc3716]

I hope everyone realizes that this is only a small sample of what was reported and then actually made the papers. Most police crimes never get reported and of those only a few get the media attention they deserve. For every one you see there are hundreds more that were kept quiet to protect the crooked/stupid cops involved

[sister_godzilla1128]

I'm amazed at some of the people in here who think it's okay for cops to break into homes and kill citizens (some of whom were children). Especially when most of the break ins were at the wrong house! How can anyone excuse cops for making those kinds of "mistakes"?People do have a right to protect themselves and if someone breaks into your home late at night, your first thought is to protect yourself. Most people don't think cops are breaking into their homes, that's why they grab a gun or a knife.When the cops realize they've made a mistake or murdered someone who was innocent, then they start to lie and cover up and then in my opinion they become criminals and should be charged with crimes.Cops get defensive when anyone criticizes another cop. Don't they realize that when they protect bad cops they make themselves look bad?