Donut Operator On The Dangers Of Untrained Police Officers | Unsubscribe Podcast Clips

[@alligatorwithwifi6111]

Eli is the drunk wingman that secretly gets heartbroken when you take a woman home instead of him. The way he drunkenly looks at Donut tells me all I need too know haha

[@philcarr7015]

I noticed that, too. He's definitely got a man crush on Donut..

[@joestudebaker7726]

Don't lie, we all secretly want the bro mance 😅

[@UtubeH8tr]

Bro no...

[@M4A1_DELTA6]

You know he use to bang Alex Zedra right 😂 yeah MARA so your totally right 😂 has the perfect girl and ruins it says it all

[@Jim-kz4zo]

Project much bud lol

[@chiefkeef74]

"They'd love him in Uvalde" Fucking hell Jack 😂

[@n3r0wolfe]

he aint wrong lol

[@mark9237]

fucking hell what?

[@Razgriz85]

Acorn guy's legs locked up like one of those fainting goats.

[@immikeurnot]

Criminally underrated comment.

[@shushyshushy6762]

But only after he completed 2 to 3 successful Combat rolls.

[@Halozocker104]

​@@shushyshushy6762probably rolled over a pebble and though its him getting hit 😂

[@jonboy9734]

@@shushyshushy6762that was on fire rolls no combat rolls lmao

[@bigdatapimp]

One of the worst shoots all around. Not only were they just panick firing for no reason, both had awful grip, awful reloads, and awful malfunction clearing. One tried to put her mag in backward, and then fumbled clearing the jam she had because she limp wristed the f ck out of it. Thankfully the woman lived, sadly the other women are probably still cops.

[@zackfool8931]

To qoute Sam Hyde: "if you catch the eye of a female cop. Hope you wore your bullet proof vest."

[@UtubeH8tr]

Based.

[@nicklasjeffreys2086]

I literally thought about that clip 😂

[@MrDj232]

Taser taser taser

[@dksilvers1759]

Crazy part is he said that shit like 2 weeks before the Kim Potter tazer/gun debacle

[@TexasRain104]

Had an officer standing on line next to me when she had a stove pipe, couldn’t clear it, then threw the firearm down the range. Holy crap I thought the Range Master was going to kill her. Needless to say they promoted her. Go figure…

[@dwellner502]

Was that someone “promoting her” so she wouldn’t be their problem anymore?

[@Borderline5440]

​@@dwellner502 That's how government "works."

[@dwellner502]

@@Borderline5440Thats how the corporate world seems to work too quite often.

[@SCUBAdfq]

A projectile is a projectile. You just have to work with what you got.🤣🤣

[@houseofhas9355]

What???

[@stenbak88]

I love most cops and most teachers but both industries need to fire people who are just bad at their jobs

[@williamzackii912]

Fat Electrician is correct. There are so many poor urban and rural high schools passing idiots now, it's made the ASVAB more relevant than ever before.

[@kingnull2697]

"No child left behind" gotta love the public school system

[@DieuDeMort]

@@kingnull2697 To their credit... If every child is left behind by public schools, is any child actually left behind? It's all a matter of perspective.

[@kingnull2697]

@@DieuDeMort the standard is baseline competence in taught subjects. That's the whole (very socialist) purpose of the public schools, to industrially manufacture a baseline of competence in the population. Human capital is the most expensive & hardest to produce anyways.

[@Neojhun]

@@kingnull2697 But that prussian form of education system is very much not from a socialist origin. It was developed for industrialization under feudalism.

[@kingnull2697]

@@Neojhun The point of public schooling is to ensure the state a useful supply of human capitol. It's centrally planned, executed, & made without regard for the children in it. Hard to think of a more socialized system than that.

[@javierrodriguez6415]

“ she had to call for more ammo” 😂 im dying 💀

[@RuiBossTheOnly]

Skit reenactments of those incidents would be absolutely dope, you guys should start a sub-series. Or I guess it would would be an unsub-series.

[@ItsPowee]

Such a good idea

[@jjmann1007]

My hands are too big to cross thumbs on a Glock … I just checked 😂😂

[@Willrocs]

Okay dick fingers lol

[@midgetbabyjesus6432]

I just don’t cross mine very high so Im fine I guess

[@tazdestiny2411]

same it took me a sec to even find a grip to put both thumbs on the back lmao

[@davecrupel2817]

Mine aren't. I have fat little hands. -_- it feels intuitive and comfortable and firm cross-thumbing, even though it's the wrong way to do it.

[@HandsomeLongshanks]

I got a 95 on the ASVAB and finished the test in just over an hour. My recruiter was shocked and couldnt believe it. They still didnt recruit me because of my former history migraines. Hadnt had one in 5 years. Didnt get one for another 5 years lol

[@UtubeH8tr]

Probably for the best. Universe was telling you,, Don't join the military.

[@HandsomeLongshanks]

@@UtubeH8tr idk, man. As much as I would have hated serving during that time, the skills and brotherhood forged would have been amazing to have now.

[@UtubeH8tr]

@@HandsomeLongshanks i will not deny that.

[@Kevin-fu4nc]

Waves Jedi hand..."you don't have migraines"

[@HandsomeLongshanks]

@@Kevin-fu4nc they still pop up from time to time. People being stupid are the trigger now lol

[@karlarrington5362]

Fat Electrician has a good point about the ASVAB/GED requirements

[@Barfthemog]

The no GED quota has existed, apparently in very small numbers, for some time now. I joined in 2007 and went to submarine school with a guy who had no GED but had a pretty good ASVAB

[@chiefcrash1]

As they used to say: everything is potentially waiverable if it suits the needs of the navy....

[@D.Ambrose]

My dad was a dropout, no GED. Was picked up on a DUI, drew a picture on the ASVAB scan tron thing with his answers, got a 92 and was in fucking west Germany driving a tank within 8 months Silly guy, pops is

[@tomgosy]

We need fire dept chronicles style skits from Donut in these crazy cop clips

[@Joekoch-gp8zq]

I could imagine Eli carrying his bleeding out friend across a gun fight telling him to eat a salad 😂

[@huggniceman4975]

Jack talking about saying Matt Foley quotes while he's being carried out got me. "You'll have plenty of time to get carried out of a warzone yourself, when you're LIVIN' IN A VAN DOWN BY THE RIVER"

[@appallokelley3207]

The acorn shootout was absolutely fucking ridiculous. The police chief supporting the female officer opening up on the cop car too was abhorrent. What kind of fucking police department do they have there?

[@austindecker7643]

The kind where you can’t trust police

[@NotShiggy]

The woman had his back, she thought someone just shot her partner. She was just fed bad info.

[@appallokelley3207]

@@NotShiggy she didn’t identify the target or the threat . Don’t give her that much credit . So many other police officers reviewed this case.

[@themanhimself3]

@@austindecker7643 So all police departments?

[@themanhimself3]

@@NotShiggy You don't shoot without knowing what the threat is and what's behind it. Car's barely slow bullets down unless you hit something solid. That very same "panic" firing would put a civilian in jail.

[@BudKnocka]

My ASVAB was 95 had dropped out of Highschool at 17 to join the Air Force.

[@allenhaney9439]

Old Marine here. We trained and shot one handed with our sidearms. Now I have retrained to two hand grip but still train to shoot left and right handed with one hand.

[@tekha1977]

Scrolling down to find this comment. Thank you.

[@timmcpherson9384]

True story from an Aussie ex cop. I was working in a plainclothes anti drug/anti theft unit and we took a probationer (rookie) out for a ride along when we were doing a surveillance job. I was driving, he was supposed to be giving me directions (back when we only had paper street directories, no google maps back then) to catch back up to the surveillance team after we had to peel off after being on eyeball. So of course I’m driving like a maniac and trying to also read the directory cause he was crapping himself. Was probably a 3 or 4 hour job. Dropped him off back at his station (we worked out of covert premises) at the end of the day. Came back to get him the following day and the Patrol Commander asked what I did to the new guy and pointed at a box in the police station. It was the probationers gear. He got back the day before, boxed up all his uniform etc and quit on the spot. Lol.

[@thomasandersen5349]

I graduated high school with a 2.2 GPA - scored a 91 on the AFQT (sections of the ASVAB)... to substantiate Nic's point towards the end.

[@Daddy53751]

The standard “my department doesn’t train me” excuse is just that. Fact of the matter is, Weapons, ammo, gear, private training ect. is all tax deductible! There’s absolutely ZERO excuse for not being trained and ready.

[@natetron1122]

not having the money/staffing is the biggest issue. You can't "write off" the employees wages to train them on something for taxes

[@themanhimself3]

@@natetron1122 They have plenty of money, police departments are usually one of the biggest use of resources in many towns. Don't make excuses for the people that are enforcing the law. They should be held to a higher standard than anybody else.

[@funtimekid1199]

@@themanhimself3 As a local law enforcement officer. I work for a small department less than 20 total staff. Our allocated training budget from the town is 1k and that is for ammunition. For us to even go to local trainings it comes out of other budgets like uniforms and salary for unfilled positions. Not to mention because we have unfilled positions we often do not have the staffing to send people to training. My current pay is just enough to get by, for me to make a decent living i work a second job. So now i'm taking care of a family working two jobs and you want me to pay for and go to trainings on my time and own dime. You do it then we can talk. I love my job but the implication that we can just pay for private training is ridiculous.

[@wesleygay8918]

I totally agree with the guys, as someone that usually ends up having to train coworkers how to operate heavy machinery and other dangerous industrial jobs, when I'm training, I Haze relentlessly... And people can get mad at me all they want, I'm doing it for a reason, because the last thing I need is for someone to not know what they're doing, when the situation gets actually dangerous. As someone that has had to rescue my personal mentors from s***, on more times than I can remember.... There's a reason why you always have to keep safety in mind and do things by procedure

[@jessebell1930]

So awesome to see another clip upload. Fantastic panel as always Lads👊

[@BirdDogey1]

I’m an OG retiree from the Los Angeles area. Started in the 80s. I can’t believe how bad the policing is today. No wonder the public is losing faith in law enforcement.

[@RobGcraft]

Thats assuming people havent outright lost full faith already

[@Aredel]

Policing has always had its issues. All that’s changed is that we can now see the terrible things being done in 4k.

[@x43902467]

Wasn't it you guys who gave us the LA riots and Rodney King? Thanks for that inheritance Pops.

[@2hacksinashack]

A long time ago, I worked with a young kid who scored 9 that’s right 9 on the ASVAB. After that we just called him #9 instead of Kevin. 🤣🤣🤣

[@joshuahagen2961]

Don't you get 10 points just for writing your name?

[@2hacksinashack]

Been way too long since I took it to remember. But I wouldn’t be surprised if that was the case. 🤣

[@orppranator5230]

@@joshuahagen2961He spelled it wrong

[@adammorgan6229]

I agree with Jocko: the police need more funding so they can do more training more often.

[@austindecker7643]

Hope they don’t do what schools do and just hire a fuck load of administrative workers that don’t fucking work oh wait

[@austindecker7643]

You would have to tack on a requirement with the money otherwise it will be wasted on something else and not training

[@northwestgaming4049]

That what I love about donuts channel (my wife doesn't watch much KZbin but loves donut). He praises the good ones and roast the bad ones.

[@ttrev007]

i think Donut has the exact right idea. Praise good cops for their work and call out bad behavior when cops do bad things. I think it important to both criticize and praise.

[@techchaos]

If that was HPD - Houston pd, they need to be retrained or Harris County Sheriff deputy they fully need to be bounced

[@Friedbrain11]

I got a 92.5 out of 95 total on tests when I went into the service back in '72( I was still in high school but getting ready). Beat out a college grad that could only get a 65. I have met some(college grads) that had common sense and could get something done but the majority...no way I want them around me getting me killed.

[@BobRissbert]

I just got out of university and some of those kids are barely literate, I mean literally.

[@AceFalken]

this is actually a fear we have at the pawn/gunstore i work at, that if something happens that some of us wouldnt be up to snuff and end up hurting others. I do dry fire practices while waiting on eventually getting land or some place i can consistently shoot at that isnt far or absurdly expensive.

[@918Mitchell]

Women shouldn't be cops and both of those officers should be arrested for attempted murder.

[@SuperBacon17yt]

Yo, that Princess Diana shirt goes hard.

[@veiledallegory]

That mag dump was equivalent to a desk pop!

[@ZizzerLV]

I can't find any clips of doughnut talking about the cop mag dumping the acorn

[@ZizzerLV]

This dude has made 4 diff videos covering these ladies and his vid on the cop mag dumping the acorn has 1 vid where he makes fun of the female cop covering the officers mag dumping more than the guy. This dude hurt by some girls in his life?

[@HavokmkrStudio]

yeah. got a berretta bite first time at the range, when i changed to weak hand.

[@OneCraziChihuahua]

Wow..gonna buy him a box of chocolates to..

[@bigb0ngz]

The thing that alarmed me the most is if your officer has charm bracelets, run.

[@patkoehler5552]

I’ll take the 78 any day over the Diploma any day in these schools because they just push them forward no matter the grades. I’ve seen it.

[@NYHCx845]

Once Upon A Time in the GWOT.... I was a Marine grunt in Iraq and we had an absolute s**tbag of a Cpl. Dude was a massive liability and had 2 seperate NDs in the vehicles. We took the bolt out of his rifle and sent him to Motor T and had him count tools for the rest of the deployment.

[@thevette-vet]

There was an AD airman that was just shot by an officer because he answered the door with a firearm in hand…… same department as acorn cop too

[@mrkqltr]

Back in 76 when I joined, you didn’t need a GED and I didn’t have one. I worked my butt off got to be a first class in the Navy and was up for commission. then I got hurt. I’m a disabled vet. had high school going in did get my GED while I was in. I’m also dyslexic that’s why I didn’t have a GED and you can tell that by the writing of this it’s amazing They had me up for a commission, but that’s the navy.

[@ohumhi1203]

I don't know much about ASVAB (is that right?) but I agree that having a GED isn't necessarily a helpful requirement. I had a neighbor who was homeless at 15 (ran from an abusive home), and owned his own company by the time he was next door. No GED. I also graduated high school with a couple kids who only passed classes because teachers didn't want to have them back in class the next year. There are high school graduates who can barely read

[@rustyshackleford1092]

I’ve always thought it was crazy that in order to be a lawyer and know the law you need multiple years of education. And to be a cop to enforce the same laws, with an arsenal of weapons,only a year or less of training is required. So many more careers that don’t involve life or death require more training and education.

[@94520shatto]

We weren't instructed, okay it was 1968 so I probably forgot, when we were issued 45s at the range at Ft. Ord so I used the old stance, side to target and shot Expert. Not bad for never shooting a pistol before.

[@EchelonBlue]

2:00 "call for more ammo" and I thought "Upham!! AMMO GOD D#$M IT! AMMO!" or, "Obscure references for $1000 please, Alex."

[@ravenRedwake]

8:37 yeah, that definitely allows people who don’t have a lot of good employment options a way into a career that can get them into another career.

[@OscarMike3770]

Wait a minute! Y'all sitting here doing a shootin break down, meanwhile Eli be drinking my Brand?? Okay, okay...now this is one of my favorite cast pieces

[@Marcionsblackhand]

Can't wait until Cody does a video on the two officers on a NY freeway. One, versus the other.

[@psykotisyinc]

When you guys started talking about the navy accepting people with no GED's. Oh boy do I have a story for you. In 2009 when I tried joining, I had a GED, dropped weight to meet the standards for the Navy and the Air Force. Got a 68 on my Asvab, and I was told afterwards that they reached their limit for people enrolling with a GED. They told me I had to have 16 college credits at a minimum to enlist. I said fuck it and went back to working in sales. Now I'm in my late 30's and the navy is taking people with NO GED!!!

[@terryhughes3623]

Is there video from inside the acorn cop car? Please tell me there is.

[@scholasticaltactical9058]

This may be controversial, but the cop was told the guy had a silencer, plus the suspect was threatening to hurt his ex with pics of a silenced pistol outside her apartment where that happened.

[@RageinriotTJ]

i said it in the full podcast we need you to do these skits, and i will add the best person to have help with the skits would be Matt(demo) he does a ton of skits for his videos, and it just would work so well

[@GunsMakeMeBroker]

I took my untrained (cocky) friend to the range and he crossed his thumb and I took him to the hospital too for stitches!

[@justinbriley2531]

youre a good friend. have you taken them back to the range?

[@GunsMakeMeBroker]

@@justinbriley2531 yup. He'll never NOT listen to me again hahah

[@patfire3666]

Please re enact this for Dallas live show

[@Steve-O_27]

176k views and only 4.6k likes? Come on people! Like the videos and help these guys out!

[@TheGraffiti600rr]

Marine weight😂 my army weight was 160. My worst civilian weight was 265. I'm down to 210 now. Short term goal is 200 again. Long term as close to army weight as possible for health. I'm not gonna run 7miles a day every day ever again ever. Lol😂

[@cassidybronson6891]

To Cody’s story about the basement, you can’t do that especially to a female these days. I agree with this process but now days you can’t do those kind of things because of DEI. Politics of patriotism.

[@steveo9284]

Mag dumping with Officer Karen.

[@adamg3911]

You guys should cover the Robert Dotson murder.

[@petercottontail9686]

Oh man, this shit so embarrassing for Harris County and SE Texas as a whole 🤦🏽

[@DJ_Taylor24]

Coming from someone that tried to get into the Marines for 11yrs in a row applying at least twice a year ever year for 11yrs. I can personally contest that this military crap is screwed. I got denied because I was under weight. Had very high test scores and can easily pass all the required physical exams and tests yet was not permitted to join twice a year for 11 straight years because I was and I quote “underweight”. After explaining I was a truck driver on average lifting one end of a 900lb roll above my waist consistently on a daily basis and also adding that while I’m getting denied for being under weight yet able to life more than 150% of my total body weight waist high there are fat overweight dudes getting in that can hardly lift a pencil without getting extremely winded.

[@jekcl9174]

No GED, no problem! Join the infantry, just don't tell anyone how many times you had to retake the ASVABto get a 30. GED was required when i joined the infantry. So many MFers were proud to to say they failed the ASVAB 2-3 times though.

[@edbecka233]

PLEASE make a show about McNamara's Morons - the low IQ GIs in Viet Nam.

[@fillhall4774]

The fact that he doesn’t acknowledge that government enforcement is the problem really pisses me off.

[@perspicacity89]

I love Eli so much.

[@jwilliams3170]

I remember once while I was still in field training there was this drunk dude that rushed up to me and the other guys responding to this mostly verbal domestic disturbance. One of the more experienced officers got his taser out and immediately had him proned out with verbal commands. I stood there and was ready for anything but didn’t know that I was the one that everybody expected to put the guy in handcuffs. My FTO whispered in my ear to put him in cuffs after a brief pause and I did right away with no trouble. After we had the guy in the car my FTO told me everybody was expecting me to cuff the guy and I was like “ah shit my bad, I didn’t realize that was my job” and then for the rest of the night I had each person on shift tell me on separate occasions that next time something like that happened, it was my job to find a job unless told otherwise. From that night on, my behavior has been corrected and I immediately find a role and carry it out under stressful circumstances and have found that I’ve earned the respect of my peers and superiors. A little gentle nudging from the guys goes a long way.

[@dewindae3059]

Donut can only say cops are wrong when he's got people next to him to call him on his shit. oink oink.

[@JJJBunney001]

What? His whole youtube careers is calling out poor shootings and shit cops

[@NoTimeAllTime]

Human being absolutely generally suck under high stress situations. It becomes harder to think and your body undergoes physical reactions that are hard to fight through. It takes a lot of training to make skills reflective and to fight through your body’s natural reactions, even then some people can’t overcome their own body. A lot of police departments don’t have the money to train for high stress situations and this is exasperated by a general cultural refusal to consider the effects of physiology on high stress situations.

[@TrazynPrime]

Remember people this is what defunding the police will make worse.

[@christiaanvorster1988]

I wish they can add the original video numbers on these skids because they went over to another topic id like to hear about right at the end

[@BFVgnr]

I'm still firmly of the opinion that Defund was never about doing away with the police. It was about control. Control of who gets to be police, and control of who gets to choose who gets to be police. The point was put the people who they want in charge, and having the people in charge hire the people they want to be police.

[@JohnSmith09123]

No I think it was because law enforcement is too overbloated as a whole. Especially given the fact that cops are more likely to escalate something rather than de escalate something. Then when something real happens those same cops do nothing at all i.e Uvalde, Broward County Sheriffs Office just to name a couple of agencies. Then when a cop is in the wrong, very rarely does another officer step in and actually intervene and when the good cop does intervene they generally do step in, they are shunned by the agency. Then there is the fact that these agencies cut corners when it comes to training, and hiring requirements. So you have power hungry, egotistical, borderline corrupt agencies + agencies that cut corners when it comes to hiring and training, and people have had enough and say, if they are not going to use the funds properly, then they shoul be defunded.

[@tarn1135]

If the cop that unloaded on his own car in the attempted acorn sniper incident was at uvalde he probably would’ve gone to the wrong school and unloaded in there. That guy has, imo, no business being near a gun or authority.

[@memyselfandnooneelse]

3:44 the dude on the right? is he hammered?

[@Aredel]

They’re all hammered

[@derekmonroe3691]

A Marine trying to bag on the Navy about educational requirements? That, alone, says something about the Marines' need for intellectual capacity. 😂

[@cody1964]

worst part is they are all undertrained for what they are expected to do

[@jacksondavis8940]

I am trying to get in the navy right now and the medical side is holding me up.

[@Aredel]

Seems like that’s the case for everyone these days. Hope you make it in.

[@LeccareNewHandle]

Maybe the USA should adopt the system for police training from some European countries? First future officers need to get military training. Once that has been passed, they study a bachelor's degree in policing. They also need to pass fitness tests every year while in the force.

[@orellaminx3530]

1:52 This is a terrible mindset. You should absolutely be training your one handed shooting almost as much as two handed. Outdated does not mean it is not a useful skill to develop.

[@DillonD14]

The guy that messes up so he goes to the marine corps comment….. I thought that’s how the marine corps was created….

[@Generichjm]

Goodness gracious

[@agdragon78]

I want the tism touch shirt sooooooo bad

[@michaelhowell2326]

I haven't watched a lot these videos but I know most of the guys and their material, and I can't decide whether they're being ironic with the White Claws.

[@SimplexJaMaCoB]

Donuts voice sounds so different in this video compared to his videos

[@stormangelus6638]

Yeah, there was a case where a guy had come to his door with a gun when the cops knocked because he lived in a mlbad neighborhood (and they had been having issues with crooks trying to trick them & others to open their doors). The guy died & the girl was arrested FOR NO REASON except she was screaming & freaking out -- a natural reaction after seeing their partner shot to death! It's ridiculous hoe bad these cops are itching to kill someone.

[@cpeplinski]

On overnights, we would frequently find training opportunities when nothing was happening. We’d go do a lot of building clearings or k9 searches during the wee hours. Glad to hear others were doing that

[@Zobbtuna]

Except they are now accepting lower asvab scores as well.

[@WEKM]

Seriously side issue, What watch is Donut wearing?

[@bigpicklerick]

Donut literally covers police interaction that he claims the cop is in the right ,but later all charges are dropped and the police department has to settle a lawsuit amd cost thousands to the tax payers.

[@BobRissbert]

Like the shooting where the woman took her own child as a hostage, kept telling him he would die, forced to police to fire on her, and the city paid her family?

[@bigpicklerick]

@@BobRissbert no I'm talking about the countless videos where he disregards the fourth amendment and stands on Pennsylvania vs Mims, like the woman in California at Venice beach that he covered on his live a little while ago she won a 300,000$ settlement for rights violations thats the stuff i am referencing. You sound like a leftist libtard trying to use a strawman argument.

[@EmmettConrecode]

PD policing PD don't think so when the Whole Department is made of Draft Dodgers. SNCOs of a West Cost Command wanted to do a beat down of it like what happened in Sydney a few years earlier.

[@yaboimax6356]

Wait what, Cody brought a kid into a basement?

[@fredericmenges]

But isn’t this weird grip forced by this insane high trigger point some states require their officers guns to have (heard by Brandon Herrera I think)

[@grahamlowe314]

Acorn man has got another police job

[@Shadare]

Acorn cop had years of specops training. Lack of training isn't the issue, its recieving bad, unconstitutional training.

[@alch3myau]

He would know.

[@matthewdemarey4762]

On one hand I see over and over why we cannot lower our standards to include everyone in all jobs, but on the other I also see why we can't outright bar people based on generalities. I'd prefer if hazing to the point of someone quiting didn't happen; I'm much more a proponant of very light humor mixed with teaching or even retraining where necessary. Unfortunately, you just can't have certain kinds of people as police officers; if they're likely to thrown down with someone just because they get called ugly, they probably shouldn't be a cop. It's not just training that needs funding either, it's the people who train the trainees as well. Bad teachers lead to bad students, so they need to be paid reasonably well alongside extensive vetting and maybe even training procedures of their own like what officers in the military get. But we all know how many departments either can't have their own training programs for logistical reasons other than money, never mind the sheer amount of them that force their officers to pay for their equipment out of pocket. The reason we get bad policing is exactly what Donut always says; bad training. Even the police countrywide are more than willing to look into and remedy issues of racially-motivated uses of force when you present them with honest data...so give them *more* money, not *less*

[@braudhadoch3432]

That dude on the right, has he came out yet

[@onepunchhutch]

Anyone else think Jack sounds like Ron White, or am I just crazy?