The Fraternal Order of
Police, with the amount of power they've amassed throughout the years, are
holding both state and federal politicians’ hostage. Case in point: where is
the legislation to give pause to the criminal actions of the police or to at
least address accountability?
When this crime syndicate
(as they most certainly do) violate our rights in grand fashion and we sue and
win millions, they could care less because our victory doesn’t affect them in
any way, shape, or form as the money is paid by we the people for the
ill actions of just one of our paid employees. Politically, why is it that
these officers are not forced to personally pay for some sort of insurance like
a doctor covers the cost of malpractice? This would certainly give pause to
those officers who routinely violate the law themselves (as they always have)
with impunity. Why this simple fix has not been introduced, voted upon, and/or
made into law?
Answer (in reiteration)
“The Fraternal Order of
Police, with the amount of power they've amassed throughout the years, are
holding both state and federal politicians’ hostage...”
Pragmatic
author A.K. Kuykendall has a passion for writing conspiracy, espionage, horror,
and suspense literature that blend the concepts of fact and fiction. For more
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