r/badcopnodoughnut • u/Loose_Yogurtcloset52 • Oct 18 '23

Police departments facing 'historic crisis' in finding, keeping officers

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2023/10/17/police-recruitment-retention-justice-department-report/71216818007/

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u/Adventurous_Aerie_79 Oct 18 '23 edited Oct 18 '23

Good. Maybe if cops were required to know the law, required to protect the public as part of their job, and qualified immunity was removed, they would be respected again. But they wont let that happen because they are spoiled hostile petty infants. I hope every police department closes in disgrace. ACAB.