Chicago police warn violence against law enforcement possible after shooting video released | Fox...

This is to spark debate, not us vs. them comments. Now when a suspect does something and there is a video available, the video is verified, and released to the local news, and another news agency that might be able to help. I believe this is fair and just. On the flip side of this, PD's across the country are not wearing body cameras and if footage that could challenge the claims of the officer(s), are in there, the video is stonewalled, the public is given some bogus story, and advised that the scenes on the video are too graphic for regular consumption. I take it some of these PD's have never watched a good horror movie in their lives? It is statements like this made by the ChiPD that stoke the fires more and more, and breed a level of disrepute between the cops and the populace. In Fairfax county VA, it took a federal judge a year to release a video of a man who was shot in his doorway after complying with SWAT commands. The former cop who shot him would've gotten away with murder had it not been released. The laws of the Nation do not respect on job over another, and on paper gives no special privilege. This is not a call for violence (I detest that), but it does make a stronger call for transpire in operation, and if the Mayor or Police chief cannot handle those under them, maybe they're condoning the act and should be housed with those who they had no problems putting away. Equal Rights for Equal People. It's not hard.