It was a good idea, but since a few NFL football players were in the local clubs too, there were a few more police in the area. Yes, the police actually escort these NFL players around town. I believe they are paid for by the players but it’s still a goofy thing to see police providing private security, yet, fail to understand that concept as a means for full time employment when I bring it up to them. I’ll get into that in another post in the future, for now, back to downtown Cleveland.
(PREVIOUS COPBLOCK IN CLEVELAND)
In the video above you saw Sergeant Garra (who cares if I’m spelling this pricks name right), you can also see him in this video from a previous CopBlocking night, when he clearly starts to harass and intimidate DEO with his flashlight. It seems that he simply doesn’t like cameras because every time we’ve encountered this guy he’s done something silly like this. I’ve come to expect this behavior from this guy, but what’s really telling to me in this video is how the other Sergeant simply watches it all unfold. Never once does he say, ‘knock it off’ or ‘what are you doing’ to his colleague. No, he simply follows us and afterwards tells me how I group all cops together.
Seriously, the irony in this video and these statements is so thick I don’t even know where to begin. As I stated in the video, the second sergeant just provided the textbook reason why there is no such thing as a good cop. What do you think? It’s the million dollar question for the police accountability world, so, are all cops bad?
Here are some previous posts at CopBlock.org that have covered this topic:
What Cops Say Without Actually Saying Anything
Not All Cops Are Bad Cops? Or Are They?
We Need More Bad Cops
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