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Man arrested, charged after revving engine outside Winnipeg police HQ
(winnipeg.ctvnews.ca)
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That's why the police have to be able to present reasonable articulable suspicion that a specific law was being violated. Personally I would love to be arrested for peaceful protest. I have kids' college to pay for and obvious civil rights violations are a quick settlement.
I wish that were the case, because it would provide financial incentive for police restraint.
If the hundreds of university kids who were arrested for Gaza protests hit the lottery, I'd be thrilled.
You'd think so but major civil suits I paid by the taxpayer instead of financially affecting the officer involved. That should change.
I TOTALLY agree.
I think everyone is here thinking I'm pro asshole, I'm just super anti-cop and the problematic systems that enable them.
I am super anti-asshole, but I'm not ready to trade systemic anti-asshole structures that would further enable abusive policing.