Cool, the police don't like tactics police use to investigate police

[Gust]

Monty Robinson does protest the loudest, the same guy who hit/killed someone while driving under the influence, left the scene of the crime while guy was dying to go home and have a drink before returning. Though that case has nothing to do with this case, he sure is a brazen holier than thou type.

If you comment try to keep it on topic, not about Dziezanski, but about lying cops not wanting to be interrogated as regular citizens.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/britis...tion-1.2591060

[elkhunter11]

The police just don't like being investigated. How dare someone question their behavior.

[Mekanik]

Looks like the same line of questioning they use on any witness.

[expmler]

Police are police, criminals are criminals.

Some police are criminals.

[quasi]

explain to me why 4 Mounties need to tase one guy once, never mind several times and then kneel on the back of his neck?

[twofifty]

fear of staplers?

[Gust]

Originally Posted by quasi

explain to me why 4 Mounties need to tase one guy once, never mind several times and then kneel on the back of his neck?

and deny the kneeling part even though the frame showing the kneeling is on the screen in front of the rc.

now they are denying that the had a meeting to discuss how they reacted that day even though it's a fact that they had a meeting but the police weren't nice about obtaining the info, even though they know how info is discovered in interrogations. and the milk they asked for wasn't warm and the cookies were stale.