When African-Americans point out to white society that cops are not there to “protect and serve”

[Playinghardball]

them and white society is all “huh?,” this is a perfect example...

Jared Keller ✔ @jaredbkeller
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The LAPD mistook a black woman kissing her white husband for a prostitute. In America. In 2014 http://bit.ly/XflhIz

6:56 PM - 13 Sep 2014

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[Xyzse]

1. What annoys me, is that it is now not a function of their mistake.

They are now bashing her for not showing her ID immediately.

[msongs]

2. so was the husband arrested as well? it takes 2 to have an act of "prostitution" nt

[jwirr]

5. Yes, you hit the nail on the head. If they thought he was engaging her as a prostitute why did they

not arrest him as well. That has been a cry from feminists for decades.

Plus here we go again. Do these cops have any real crimes to investigate? Selling loose cigs, jaywalking, looking at toy guns in WalMart, - the list goes on. None of these are crimes that could do any real damage to us.

[ZombieHorde]

7. He's white and he didn't challenge their fake authority. nt

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

3. There are just so many things wrong with that that every time I see somebody mention

it, I spot something new that's wrong about it.

Like the notion that simply 'being a prostitute' is illegal, as opposed to 'engaging in prostitution'. Ie, the fact that ANY woman could be handcuffed simply because police 'thought she was a prostitute', rather than actually having proof of any sort that she had accepted money in exchange for sex or the promise of sex.

You don't arrest someone for 'being a jewel thief'. You arrest them for actually stealing jewels, or trying to.

[woo me with science]

4. Important point.

Thank you.

[KG]

6. Oh, c'mon, just hand over your ID, and your 4A rights, and get on with your life

sheesh.