another source:
http://views.washingtonpost.com/theleague/...g-relative.html

 

"The Moats family, who are black, said they can't help but think that race might have played a part in the white officer's behavior."

 

I can understand the cop starting out with gun drawn and a bad attitude: he turned on his lights, the guy ran a light, refused to pull over, then everybody piles out of the car in a panic when they do stop. Not unreasonable to be safe, since clearly something isn't right. However, when the nurse and security guard come out and say, hey this guy's mother in law is dying, it's time to pull your head out of your power-tripping ass.

And sorry about your uncle, Raj .

 

i can understand the initial nervous reaction given the video i saw, but no excuse after they started explaining about people dying...

 

incredibly sad story, its good that his wife got to see her mother one last time at least..

 

Reason #968 I dont like cops.

 

Wow... thats unbelievable!!! some people should not be cops.

 

He resigned today.

http://cbs11tv.com/local/powell.resi....2.973181.html

 

^good.

 

Love how one misjudgment automatically negates everything positive he's ever done as an officer..