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Originally Posted by Sly
Prosecutors order arrests all of the time. This guy may or may not have been arrested on the spot. If he wasn't, a prosecutor very likely had him arrested afterwards. So it still goes back to the law and the prosecutor.
Be mad at the police, nothing wrong with that, I'm with you there. Simply saying being mad at them alone isn't going to do much good. There are people above them pulling strings.
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the police are meant to serve the people. my anger is on them. in a democratic society they are supposed to serve the people above government. not the other way around.
it does not matter what prosecutors order, if there is no one enforcing it then it does not happen.
the police enforce it so they are to blame. i am not to sure what the world has become but just because you receive orders does not mean you have to act on it. end of the day the police have personal choice in what they enforce. and they have every option to quit the force on the spot or deny all orders.
i do not find it an adequate excuse doing anything just because someone order you to.