my bet on this - he was taken out of PC, and somebody slipped a note to some AB goons on what he did

then the goon smashed him.

given that none of us will either see the real autopsy or body photos.

Well in the Army SW meant they had a buddy with them 24 /7 and couldnt be in a room alone. Bathroom meant leave the door open and they were confined to a room that was searched twice a day I think. Once by their leadership and once by the charge of quarters, this was at a minimum as team leader would always search and squad, platoon or company leadership could check too if they got bored. Granted when I had watch our barracks were IN the company foot print. It was easier to check on the soldier than get to their car so that place was secure as fuck.

Just another reason we need prison reform. Maybe make it a type of goverment service very like military service.

As a background I have some schooling on criminal justice. It's been intriguing me how that despite everyone wanting law enforcement they dont really work together and all do their own thing. This prompted some bigger rigging after 9/11 to make everything more efficient. While I think that actual law enforcement should probably remain seperate from each other once "in the system" in prison or jail there should really be no difference between the states at all.

So they might as well abolish the for profit and run everything under federal in a way like the national guard. While every corrections employee would be trained centrally it would ultimately be up to the states for funding.

A lot of jails and prisons seem to be just completely fucked depending on where they are because they are isolated and each need to learn how to deal with stuff on their own. Having it be like the national guard gives it a bigger pool of employees with better ability to adapt.

I also believe that the actual inmates should be part of this as well as privates to the corrections team leader and up roles.

Give inmates jobs and duties to set them up on the outside as one of the biggest factors to recidivism is lack of schooling and skills.

Have the guards as mentors to teach and raise them up. Though I also think we should play loose and fast with the death penalty. Any violent felony in prison should be up for review for death penalty. Any prisoner that receives 20 years should also be up for death sentence.

Let's face it 20 years is long enough that you might as well be dead. And if they have any trouble with you they shouldnt work to keep your ass.

Chemical castration should be put up

for convicted pedos and people that got convicted for rapes

No @Deleted User . Convicted pedo should be death no question asked for violent rapes or rapes 12(there is a word for this) and lower.

I'm fine with that too

A bullet to the head is cheaper too

Like there is statutory rape then there is an age when it's like aggravated

Also I think law enforcement need to be more like Arizona

Everyone is certified under a state organization

So any Arizona police can arrest anyone anywhere

State run police should help more in places that are smaller. Maybe even have regional police where several states have reciprocal agreements

Dunno so much for state run police, as here they tend to be just the extended arm of the govt

So depends on what govt you have, it can be allies or foes

Police should never be the militia. That goes against what a militia is

Tbh Policing should become part of the military

When Greece had a hybrid militia/police crime was almost non-existant

imagine what happened when socs abolish that 🙄

For me it's better to have an autonomous entity the Military so govt can't influence it whatsoever and them having a policing routine

Ehh

Integrating police into everything more could help but the system needs an overhaul first

@Deleted User military personnel are not qualified to be cops. Period.

An 18 year old soldier is a nigger, a drone, a worker ant, a yes man

A patrolman in almost any PD has about the same level of responsibility as an army NCO

A private goes where he's told, does what he's told, etc.

In policing it's totally different. Even basic training is different. You're expected to get yourself up out of bed. They don't tell you standards like ironed pants or shined boots. But you're fucked if you don't do it.

You have morning PT and punishment PT but you're expected to work out on your own, study on your own, shoot on your own, etc.

Then you go to field training. A few weeks of shadowing an experienced officer; a few weeks of working together with another officer; then a few weeks where they watch you.

For the most part you get a beat, or in a smaller city you may have the whole city. You answer calls on your own; you decide if you wanna hunt traffic violations, you figure out how to solve crimes, you do all your own investigation, everything.

Shadow banning and banning accounts. 🤷🤔

They banned mitch for fucks sake lol