redrubies
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- Jan 17, 2011
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I didn't feel bad for the cop, which surprised me because I usually feel bad for everyone. He was beating a man who was restrained and not fighting back. I can't stand people like that. They are abusers, whether they are cops or not. Chances are they are abusers in their every day life too. Last year I went to the supermarket and a cop had a woman pulled over in the parking lot. The siren lights were on so it is human nature to look at it. The woman was hysterical crying. I inched my way closer to be nosey because the cop was yelling at her and I thought that was not the norm for someone being pulled over and in their car. Well come to find out, this was the woman's ex husband. He told her that he was taking the baby for the day and he was doing it right then. She told him that they had to go out and it wasn't his day for visitation. Then he put his hand in the car and grabbed her neck. I got close and started screaming at him. She told me to leave because she was afraid of what he would do to me. I didn't care. I am a woman who is nuts anyway. And I can get very loud and my screaming was attracting attention. He got embarrassed and left. I talked to the woman for a while and felt so bad for her. The cop husband beat her up when she was pregnant. Nothing was done about it because the other cops stuck up for him. That creep needed someone to beat the living daylights out of him, which is a lot for me to say because I don't believe that violence is the answer. Some of these cops think they are above the law.