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(07-12-2016, 10:51 AM)Benton Wrote: From a police perspective, I get it. But that statement shows more of the divide.

'You're not a cop, don't question what we do.'

That's part of the overall problem people are having in some of these other, completely unrelated, instances. When people hear about cops using excessive force or lethal force when it doesn't seem warranted, and then responding with 'well, you don't know better' it creates an 'them and us' environment. That's part of what needs to be fixed. Not necessarily the use of less force, but the trust between the public and officers.

I agree we should trust LEOs to do their jobs correctly. This really wasn't much of an issue until everybody became a cameraman and posted videos for folks to construct conspiracy theories around. 

What would you do if someone filmed you at work and then started asking questions about why you do what you do at every move and suggesting you are not doing it correctly?