pennywise
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Dude, you must not have read the article, or my response, or others responses either.
The story was reported in more than just one article in one paper. Someone from the area commented in this thread that it was all over the news, in many sources. So unless all those sources are biased, your claims of bias have no validity at all.
If she had something to gain, she would have already filed suit. She would have consulted lawyers, and they would have advised her to pursue the complaint further than the internal affairs department. They wouldn't have let IA manipulate her the way they did. There is no suit. She isn't avoiding charges either. They were unable to charge her.
And this bullshit about her possibly being a crackhead. They didn't find any evidence of that. There is no evidence presented anywhere, by anyone. In fact, judging from the commentary of people who knew her, she isn't even close to anything like that.
Finally, the cops don't have the right to pull you over for no reason. That is only in certain specified areas, and there are strict limitations to this ability. The article doesn't say whether or not this was one of those areas, but it implies that it wasn't. Regardless, they violated her rights by searching her car, person, and cell phone without probable cause or due process. So they weren't acting within the boundaries of the law anyway.
All this is presented in the article and responses of people in the thread. You can ignore it if you want, but that doesn't change the facts.
The story was reported in more than just one article in one paper. Someone from the area commented in this thread that it was all over the news, in many sources. So unless all those sources are biased, your claims of bias have no validity at all.
If she had something to gain, she would have already filed suit. She would have consulted lawyers, and they would have advised her to pursue the complaint further than the internal affairs department. They wouldn't have let IA manipulate her the way they did. There is no suit. She isn't avoiding charges either. They were unable to charge her.
And this bullshit about her possibly being a crackhead. They didn't find any evidence of that. There is no evidence presented anywhere, by anyone. In fact, judging from the commentary of people who knew her, she isn't even close to anything like that.
Finally, the cops don't have the right to pull you over for no reason. That is only in certain specified areas, and there are strict limitations to this ability. The article doesn't say whether or not this was one of those areas, but it implies that it wasn't. Regardless, they violated her rights by searching her car, person, and cell phone without probable cause or due process. So they weren't acting within the boundaries of the law anyway.
All this is presented in the article and responses of people in the thread. You can ignore it if you want, but that doesn't change the facts.