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Originally Posted by DaiNasty
I agree she doesn't deserve to be imprisoned but she certainly shouldn't be a police officer with priorities like that.
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There are times when the letter of the law is slightly bent to make things work. Sometimes a bit of leeway is given for a variety of reasons. Going equipped is the high end of the scale but I can see reasons why she did what she did.
She stopped any potential break-in and removed the tools he had.
This seems to send out the message that anything less than zero tolerance policing could result in you ending up in pokey which I really don't think the public want.
Of course for any professional standards people looking in I never cut any corners ever.
