02-13-2016, 09:24 PM
(02-13-2016, 01:43 PM)oncemoreuntothejimbreech Wrote: I know a suspect is unlikely to incriminate himself, regardless of skin color. Just like I know a police officer is unlikely to incriminate himself. I'm just pointing out this portion of your argument is based upon a LEO incriminating himself which can result in his arrest and termination. What LEO will do that? If the suspect's statement is biased and unreliable secondary to self incrimination the same applies to the police officer's statement for the same reason.
If a law enforcement agency assigned white LEO to only white neighborhoods and black LEO to only black neighborhoods that is institutional discrimination.
This is the Kobayashi Maru.So the only side we get is the very biased side of people who might an agenda to press.
"He only stopped me because I'm black"
That person couldn't possibly be looking for a lower sentence or a law suit.
Actually the term is segregation. It would have it's merit though. Can a black police officer be guilty of racially profiling a black person? When Dylan Taylor was shot by the non white officer in Utah, no calls to make sure it wasn't racially motivated. That officer is still on the force and received 0 scrutiny.
