The policeman who didn't shoot Alek Minassian in Toronto is a hero

It's always the exception to the rule that make the news, the officer who made a questionable call instead of the officer who clearly made the right call.

Lol fire for effect, SGM. Though sadly, it'll go over this particular poster's head.

I guess Canada is akin to Utopia

You're mad because I point out the biased policing and hypocrisy in Law enforcement. And that they only serve and protect a certain segment of the population and are more likely to kill unarmed Blacks, yet whites kill cops at a higher rate than others. Do you honestly believe the women in the links below would be alive if they were black

http://abcnews.go.com/US/transit-officials-videotaped-berating-police-ends-resignation/story?id=54720268

https://www.policeone.com/officer-survival/articles/7041191-Video-Woman-stabs-cop-with-scissors-during-traffic-stop/

First, I am not mad. People like yourself only warrant pity. You are so aggrieved and hateful and sure that someone is out to get you, you merit only pity. You think America is a bastion of racism/hate/injustice etc. but name a few places you would rather live than here. I can think of none and I have been many places.

So when a police department like Baltimore has the issues it has, it is racism too? Cops are humans, humans make mistakes, have biases, over react, under react etc. I am willing to give cops the benefit of the doubt. When I think they are wrong, I call them out and have done so in this very site on many occasions.

I don't doubt there are bad cops, there are bad everything. If cameras followed you or I everywhere we went on the job, every interaction, I wonder how we would fare under the spotlight?

Cpl Jeff N. - We didn't ask to come here. So deal. And I see you didn't answer my question regarding the links I posted