>live in? Certainly not the world of reality. I have had countless people who
>are homeless describe to me over the years how they have been and
continue to
>be brutalized by Mpls. police.
> I have seen the results of the beatings, the stories of being driven
out
>to remote areas and dropped off in freezing cold weather.
It is certainly your choice, but if you have direct access to witnesses and
victims of these crimes, it would go a long way toward the solving such
problems if the activity was documented, and in several different ways, by
several different people.
I respect the police and with good reason. I also know there are some "bad"
cops ones, and maybe some "borderline" officers too, and for good reason.
And I know there are real victims and also those who are trying to screw
the police and the city in general. It's a mess.
If we can document the offenses, then we have a chance at effecting a
solution. Documentation can be the damnation and savior for both the police
and the citizens, and not necessarily in that order.
If perps and police both knew there was a video camera in every 5th car on
the street at any one time, things would be a little different then they
are now.
Thank you,
Christian Nielsen
Nielsen Technical Services
Bloomington, MN
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