Desperado
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- Mar 13, 2012
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It is like a live versions of Cops on A&E on Friday and Saturday nights.
One thing is very apparent no matter the location of the police departments being filmed, and that is the American policy of " Innocent till Proven Guilty" is a thing of the past.
Cops no longer wear police uniforms but rather they now wear military fatigues even though they are in a rural community of South Carolina and not Mosul Iraq! Now it seems that all the
police departments they cover treat even traffic offenders as convicted felons, even to the point of handcuffing the person while they are asking them questions.
Certainly not the type of police I remember. It is a sad commentary on today's police departments.
One thing is very apparent no matter the location of the police departments being filmed, and that is the American policy of " Innocent till Proven Guilty" is a thing of the past.
Cops no longer wear police uniforms but rather they now wear military fatigues even though they are in a rural community of South Carolina and not Mosul Iraq! Now it seems that all the
police departments they cover treat even traffic offenders as convicted felons, even to the point of handcuffing the person while they are asking them questions.
Certainly not the type of police I remember. It is a sad commentary on today's police departments.