Some thoughts about my last post… I’ve been on subways where NYPD officers ignore people breaking the law in a number of ways. They’ve done nothing. Which leads to a situation of selective, yet brutal, enforcement of laws.
What does that do to citizens, knowing that the police might beat you and arrest you for something you’ve previously seen an officer walk by like it was no big deal?
Filed under: Musings, Observations | Tagged: Civil Rights, Crime, human rights, Law, NYPD, Police, Police Brutality, Selective Enforcement |
Fitness for the Occasion 