In a city like Philly, it's understandable for the police to be a little jumpy. They do have to deal with a lot of undesirable crap, after all. But in a case like this where an innocent citizen is simply exercising a right to self defense in a fully legal manner, there's not a lot that can be said in their defense.
If only they were this, for lack of a better term, vigilant towards actual criminals. After they're all remanded to a course on professional conduct and basic law, of course.
In a city like Philly, it's understandable for the police to be a little jumpy. They do have to deal with a lot of undesirable crap, after all. But in a case like this where an innocent citizen is simply exercising a right to self defense in a fully legal manner, there's not a lot that can be said in their defense.
If only they were this, for lack of a better term, vigilant towards actual criminals. After they're all remanded to a course on professional conduct and basic law, of course.
You'd think they'd get the wording right
According to the letter, they want the cashed versions removed to. Cashed versions? Does that mean they deposited it into a bank?
Seriously people, if you're writing legal documents, learn the difference between cashed and cached. They're different things.