Such a sad story but one that we have seen before. Looking at the woman I think that she just wanted someone to love her. She must not have ever had anyone show her any attention and the inmate was able to manipulate her. Its a reminder that everyone needs a community or some kind or a close relationship. She was a corrections officer for 17 years so I wonder if she had developed feelings for other inmates or if this guy was unique.
I wonder why this is a big deal. Does anyone really care if they were not found? They were not a threat to society so just let them go. Too late now, I guess.
Every cop is a criminal. After we eliminate all cops, the crime rate will plummet.
That's funny. Imagine a world where you can rob anyone, kill anyone, rape anyone, drive recklessly, if you get in a crash and kill someone it doesn't matter. The list goes on. That'd be a great place to live. I could try to pick up some extra income by getting high schoolers hooked on meth, since there would be no one to stop me from making/selling meth.
You don't hear about the 99% of police officers that do a good job, you hear about the less than 1% that do something bad. Large cities have several hundred or even thousands of police officers. A handful or dozen of them doing shady stuff is the 1%. Are 1% of doctors prescribing things they shouldn't because they get a kickback? Ya I could believe that. There's probably 1% in every profession that is doing some pretty bad things. People just get mad when they get caught breaking the law and decide to hate the police for catching them.
Every cop is a criminal. After we eliminate all cops, the crime rate will plummet.
That's funny. Imagine a world where you can rob anyone, kill anyone, rape anyone, drive recklessly, if you get in a crash and kill someone it doesn't matter.
That's funny. Imagine a world where you can rob anyone, kill anyone, rape anyone, drive recklessly, if you get in a crash and kill someone it doesn't matter.
I wonder why this is a big deal. Does anyone really care if they were not found? They were not a threat to society so just let them go. Too late now, I guess.
Probably the family of the woman he murdered would care.
Every cop is a criminal. After we eliminate all cops, the crime rate will plummet.
You mean like in New York City?
Yes. If we get rid of all 36,000 NYC cops, who are all criminals and commit crimes every day, the crime rate will plummet. Eliminate 36,000 criminals - it is a no effort way to help clean up the city.
Yes. If we get rid of all 36,000 NYC cops, who are all criminals and commit crimes every day, the crime rate will plummet. Eliminate 36,000 criminals - it is a no effort way to help clean up the city.
"Every cop is a criminal, and all the sinners saints", sounds like you have Sympathy for the Devil!
Yes. If we get rid of all 36,000 NYC cops, who are all criminals and commit crimes every day, the crime rate will plummet. Eliminate 36,000 criminals - it is a no effort way to help clean up the city.
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Every cop is a criminal. After we eliminate all cops, the crime rate will plummet.
The data disagrees with you. When police were told to back off, crime has spiked over 100% in those states.
There’s pretty simple theories that explain crime. People commit crimes when 3 conditions exist: 1) you are facing a hardship (typically financial, but it is not always a financial hardship), 2) you don’t expect to get caught or don’t expect a severe consequence, and 3) there is a rationalization for the crime. We can’t control point 1. People face hardships and that’s the way life is. We also cannot control point 3 because people can rationalize anything no matter how psychotic of a rationalization it is. We can however control 2. If the expectation of getting caught increases (more police, stricter laws, putting items behind plexiglass shelves, etc) then crime goes down because, even with condition 1 and 3, you don’t have 2.
It really is simple stuff. There’s millions of studies that ask criminals why they did their crime. It’s almost always the same thing. “Society has held me back so I deserve to rob and steal.” Or, “because I didn’t think I’d get caught.”
Every cop is a criminal. After we eliminate all cops, the crime rate will plummet.
The data disagrees with you. When police were told to back off, crime has spiked over 100% in those states.
There’s pretty simple theories that explain crime. People commit crimes when 3 conditions exist: 1) you are facing a hardship (typically financial, but it is not always a financial hardship), 2) you don’t expect to get caught or don’t expect a severe consequence, and 3) there is a rationalization for the crime. We can’t control point 1. People face hardships and that’s the way life is. We also cannot control point 3 because people can rationalize anything no matter how psychotic of a rationalization it is. We can however control 2. If the expectation of getting caught increases (more police, stricter laws, putting items behind plexiglass shelves, etc) then crime goes down because, even with condition 1 and 3, you don’t have 2.
It really is simple stuff. There’s millions of studies that ask criminals why they did their crime. It’s almost always the same thing. “Society has held me back so I deserve to rob and steal.” Or, “because I didn’t think I’d get caught.”